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  1. Thanks for the response. I checked out that xml and found nothing different than policeold and btype in there. But like I said, it's not exclusive to LSPS, it just seems to happen more frequently while in an escort. It does, however, happen a lot outside of LSPS aswell. This is what it looks like in case any of you were wondering
  2. I'm get spammed with this error: Error!: System.Exception: Model Issherriff3 took too long to request, are you sure it exists? at ParkedCarReplacement.ReplaceVehicleAtVector(String replacementModel, Vector3 spawnLoc, Single Range, Boolean force, Single head, Int32 forceLicensePlateIndex, VehiclespawnedIn, Int32 count) at ParkedCarReplacement.ReplaceVehicles() The "Model issherriff3" sometimes differs to "noose3" and "issherrif", and among other 'models'. I'm having trouble finding any sort of post that has the same issue as me. It's not plugin specific, as far as I can tell. It just randomly happens but it sometimes happens more frequently when I'm in an LSPS escort mission or just taking someone to jail/engaging in a pursuit. It fills up my Notifications log and comes up in big text in the middle of my screen, blocking much of my view and being annoying; although it does not overall affect the gameplay in cases of crashed or whatnot, but I feel as though it happens anytime an event is going to happen, so I'm missing out on that all. Any help is greatly appreciated

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