unitedOrange66
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Hi, Based on your brief description, I assume RPH closes without hooking GTA V? Did you install LSPDFR manually by using the manual installation zip package?
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I know it's been a couple of months since anyone commented here, but I just found out that "hw1_09_policestation.ydr" included in this mod is causing a crash in OpenIV, it says the file is corrupted. Is that something we need to worry about? -
The answer to that question is yes. You should update GTA V first, then install LSPDFR and RPH manually here. Please translate your response to English in further replies. This is an English-only forum.
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Your topic has been moved to GTA V Support, this is not LSPDFR related. Please post in the correct location in the future.
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Your topic has been moved to GTA V Support, this is not LSPDFR related. Please post in the correct location in the future.
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Your topic has been moved to GTA V Support, this is not LSPDFR related. Please post in the correct location in the future.
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Your topic has been moved to GTA V Support, this is not LSPDFR related. Please post in the correct location in the future.
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No worries. I thought I'd let you know since I've been using XScanner for a while. I was able to get 40-50 FPS in the previous version, in v2.1.350.1644 my FPS dropped to 35 average. I've ruled out any alternative causes. Great work as always, Merry Christmas.🎄- 637 comments
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A very obvious reason why you lost so much FPS upon going on duty, is due to the amount of plugins/callouts you've installed in "Plugin - LSPDFR." More callouts/plugins = more fun = less FPS. Regardless of your system. Dual RTX 4090 with i9-13900K can still get 30 FPS with LSPDFR, if you're running a bunch of callouts/plugins at once. My advice here is to limit the number of callouts/plugins in LSPDFR folder. Three callouts are more than enough, as each callout pack includes many calls for you to respond. As for plugins, you'll have to use your judgment and common sense, certain plugins such as ambiance events are likely to cause FPS loss; other plugins that utilize memory injection methods are likely to cause FPS loss as well. So if "prefer maximum performance" is what you want, then you'll have to sacrifice a few callouts/plugins.
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To be honest, in v2.1.350.1644, performance wise is slightly worse than the previous version. It may not be too obvious for users with low-end PCs, or running a bunch of plugins at once; but my test results indicate there are 2-3 more FPS losses than the previous version. So total I could lose 5 FPS in this version, previously I'd probably lose 1-2 FPS, which was less noticeable.
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Can you possibly add a short video showcase? So users get an idea of what this "sounds" like before downloading.- 35 comments
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Seems like there's a bit of confusion here, title has been changed so it accurately reflects the context. The original title was misleading, part of it was my fault for failing to spot it when I first encountered this topic. Regardless, thank you to those who attempted to provide "support." I'll keep an eye on this topic in case the author responds.
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👍 That explains why you are getting the "release date check failure" message, I assume it was a common cause for retail copies. I did a bit of research on that, considering you have an extremely old physical copy of the game, I had to rely on old topics that were posted 7 years ago. Here's what you can try: Change your system date to 2013 during the activation process. If that doesn't work, you can try to follow these steps on this post. Although I never played GTA IV on Windows 11, as far as I know, the downgraded version of GTA IV should work on Windows 11 with mods.
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For the latest version of Reshade, renaming "dxgi.dll" would usually trick Reshade into hooking the game upon launching it via RPH, and regular GTA V story mode. The "crash" you described above sounds like a common issue when trying to launch GTA V via RPH directly, with ENB installed. The most commonly used workaround for that is, launch GTA V story mode first, tab out and launch RPH; then tab back to the game. Usually it would hook the game with Reshade or ENB.
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Hello, I have two questions for you: Where did you purchase GTA IV from? And where did you get the 1070 patch?
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Sorry for breaking it up ^ Looks like this isn't related to LSPDFR - moved to GTA V & RPH support. If your game existed to desktop (silence crash) during RPH loading stages, it's usually a sign that some of the game files you modified are either corrupted or "broken." In this case, you were able to figure out that one of the ELS configs was causing this issue. ELS config may or may not be the only cause, let us know if this issue persists.
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Your topic has been moved to GTA V Support, this is not LSPDFR related. Please post in the correct location in the future.
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Your topic has been moved to GTA V Support, this is not LSPDFR related. Please post in the correct location in the future.
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What is your in-game resolution? Have you tried to change the aspect ratio? Your topic has been moved to GTA V Support, this is not LSPDFR related. Please post in the correct location in the future.
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You can find the most updated callouts under download - downloads - scripts/plugins. If you need help with game crashes, please create a topic in our support forum.
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