Lapislazuli
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You are going to need to install ELS in order for these cars to work properly. You can find the Emergency Lighting System (ELS) download page under Downloads> Essential Mods or you can just google "ELS GTA V" Don't forget to place the XMLs in the pack_default folder after you installed ELS, as I reckon the folder you created will be overwritten.- 58 comments
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Yeah I'm such a dumb ass. Deactivated antivirus and firewall and it works perfectly. Thank you for your time.
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So I'm going to elaborate a bit: After 0.4 realeased, I used a clean copy of GTA I had already installed to install LSPDFR. Didn't work. I uninstalled GTA and Social Club, and reinstalled it. I copied the installation folder and used the copy to install LSPDFR (I made sure to always keep the folder I was using named "Grand Theft Auto V"). And for one session, it actually worked fine. Then I closed GTA, restarted it via RPH, the launcher for some reason updated the game (although it was on 1604 before as well), and then the same crashing behaviour started again. idk if this helps or not, but I thought I should tell you
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This is from the log folder. RPH closes without prompting me to create a crash report, so i don't know if this is what you requested.
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So I installed LSPDFR manually on a clean GTA V (1604.1) installation. But as soon as I start the game via Rage Plugin Hook, the game crashes. GTA itself starts just fine, but if I tab out and start RPH (hooking is succesful) the game crashes before I can tab back in. I have no idea how to solve the problem. Thanks for any help.
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The model looks really nice, but you should try to make it ELS since no ELS compatibility is a deal breaker for many people like me.- 29 comments
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To use a mod folder you just go in to your GTA V directory, create a new folder called "mods" and copy the "update", "x64" folders and the "common" rpf file from your GTA V directory into the mods folder. Then just make any changes to vehicles, sirens etc. inside that mods folder and if something goes wrong you can simply replace the files in the mods folder with the original ones.- 22 comments
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instead of right-clicking anywhere at x64/audio/sfx/resident.rpf just activate edit mode (click edit mode then yes) in openiv (right of the file path) and drag and drop the vehicles.oac from your download in there. Let it do its work for a second and then you are good to go. And btw, please use a mods folder (if you do not know how, please ask)!
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Ok, I got it. You can copy one of the handling lines (e.g. Adder) and paste it into the handling.meta file in the Modding DLC and then change the name to something else (I used MUSTANGGT) and then you have to change the handling id in the vehicles.meta file to MUSTANGGT and then it works.- 82 comments
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If you accelerate and steer just a tiny bit the car starts spinning. I'll try to use the adder handling, but as I said every other handling made the game crash on start. And thanks for your support.
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I did change the handling line to Dominator as instructed in the read me. That worked but felt "unstable" while fully accelerating. As I tried to use another handling line the game kept crashing until I went back to the Dominator one.
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I really like this car! I tried to change the handling id in the vehicles.meta file to something more controlable while accelerating but it didn't work (crashed while starting the game). Does anyone know how to do that?
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