Faceman Actual

Hello, So I've installed the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Pack 1.0.0 by Venom Snake and I've had issues with vehicles flipping. The usual fix to cars flipping at high rates of speed would be to edit the vecCentreOfMassOffset in the vehicles.meta file, but it seems to be missing from the pack. It used to be there and I was able to edit it to my liking, but now I'm not able to. Is there something else I can do? I noticed there was a line for <buoyancySphereOffset>, could that work as well? Thank you in advance for any suggestions.

Been having this problem too. One solution was to set the timeout threshold in RPH to 30000, which worked. Although, if it crashes while in-game, it's impossible to execute ReloadAllPlugins in the console due to it crashing. Update: From what I can see on other posts regarding plugin compatibility and similar crashes, LSPDFR+ seems to not be working for 0.4 at the moment.

Alright so I've been having problems launching the game (Insufficient permissions or bad anti-virus) like many people who have posted in the many support forums. The popular fix to this problem was to copy the update.rpf from the update folder into the mods folder. Now my issue is this: whenever I go to update>update.rpf, I get the red notification to "show in mods folder" (which I click), but whenever I go back to the update.rpf from the update folder (after going in any other file), it asks me again to "show in mods folder". Is this an OpenIV issue? Now I've thought of an alternative to doing exactly that by copying the update.rpf from the update folder onto my desktop and then replacing the update.rpf in the mods folder with the one on my desktop, but wouldn't that overwrite all the dlcpacks that contain custom vehicles and replace them with the default vehicles? Anyways, if there's a good solution to fixing my initial issue about the "Insufficient permissions or bad anti-virus", that'd be appreciated. Otherwise, I could use some input as far as how I go about my update.rpf folders.

I haven't tried it, but wouldn't all your custom vehicles under the mods folder be overwritten by the default vehicles of the update.rpf under the update folder? Hence, this could potentially explain why a lot of people are saying that they only have the default vehicles whenever they play. Additionally, does your method of updating the update.rpf under the update folder result in OpenIV failing to actually update the update.rpf under the mods folder (as in bringing you to the update.rpf under the mods folder but still asking to update once you go back to the update.rpf under the update folder)?

Well this is a variant, but similar to the MX7000 lightbar: Not sure what you mean about these "intersection lights", though.

I hope you know that ASI Manager is what runs all your plugins hence the reason why most of them have a ".asi" file type. As for your default cruiser problem, I can only suggest, based on popular replies, that you rename your game folder to the default name "Grand Theft Auto V". Otherwise, maybe look into the file location of your mods folder.