Henessy
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Sound like a good idea, however this will be something I were to implement in later versions of the pack. But I definetly will look into it! -
Hey! Recently I had the same issues, however I found some plugins that just simply are too heavy on frames for what they offer. Can you please send a screenshot of the plugins you currently have installed?
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Thanks for the suggestion! I already had planned that in either in the near future or or next update (Version 0.3) I would completely rewrite the AWOL Callout aswell as the Resisting Arrest Callout. My plans as of now is to rewrite the AWOL Callout to generally improve it and to add at least 3 different possible outcomes. So yes, soon I will improve upon that 😄
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Hmm... that's weird. I'll look into the issue and create a fix as soon as possible. Sorry for the inconveniences caused and thanks for the feedback!
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I decided to make a discord server instead, makes it easier for everyone You can join the discord here: https://discord.gg/dDZ2U23
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Welcome to the site of PriorityCallouts! **DISCLAIMER**: This is my very first plugin for LSPDFR. There may be some bugs or issues. Please report those bugs or issues to me if you can. Additionally, if you have a suggestion for a future callout, I will gladly take any suggestions 🙂 Current Callouts: Suspect Resisting Arrest Solider gone AWOL spotted with gun Terrorist Attack Mugging in Progress Gang Hit 'n Run More callouts coming soon! Additional Information: Before releasing a new version, I will add a "experimental" version. That version may be buggier than the finished product so make to download the non-experimental version if you just want some callouts. This version can be found on DISCORD. If you want to help me with development by play testing or by suggesting stuff feel free to join my discord server, you can join it by using this invite link: https://discord.gg/dDZ2U23 Changelog:
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As a little update on this: I attempted to reinstall the game one last time. I reinstalled GTA and installed LSPDFR again and the newest version of RPH, too. I installed redCallouts too hoping it would only be a bug in the Pursuit callout. I thought this never would work but somehow, for some reason this fixed my issue. Thanks a lot for your help @A Stranger, whilst you were not able to help me out you still gave me hope which made me find a solution to this problem. Also thank you for your general service on the forums aswell as on discord for helping out players. I really appreciate the work you are doing here 🙂
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Of course! GTA 5 Directory & RagePluginHook.ini: LSPDFR Directory & LSPDRFR.ini:
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Damn it. Still no luck. Tried two times, crashed two times. Any other ideas? crash3.txt crash4.txt
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Thanks for your help! Sadly, it didn't fix my issue. I added the crash logs for the two times I tried to start the game. Additionally, in order to rule out user error, I created a small video in which I exactly show everything I do leading up to the crashes. crash1.txt is the crash shown in the video and crash2.txt is the crash from my first attempt. Both times it crashed on "LSPD First Response: [TRACE] Callout created: Pursuit #1". I hope this helps a bit more. Note: me taking the car was perfectly legal crash1.txt crash2.txt
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Hello! I haven't played LSPDFR in a long time. Been a member for ages now. Due to quarantine I thought to myself how far LSPDFR now has gotten. After looking at the new plugins I was so hyped to play it again. I installed GTA5 completely from stratch again and installed LSPDFR aswell as the newest version of RPH. Now, everytime any callout starts or I attempt to pull anyone over or I simply search anything in the vanilla computer the game crashes. Again, I do not have any plugins installed. Fresh GTA5 download, vanilla LSPDFR. Also, it does not appear to be my anti-virus which causes this problem as I only own Malwarebytes and it does not flag it as an threat. Additionally, Windows Defender has been completely disabled. Crash log shown below - Thanks a lot for reading! lspdfr_crash_callout.txt
