dankish12

Hey, I've got my game running pretty (completely?) stable but this is the one problem that keeps bugging me. When I load up I'll "gotopd" to teleport to Mission Row. I can walk in, explore the PD, go on duty, choose my vehicle, everything works fine. I'll go out, do some callouts, traffic stops, etc. But later on if I happen to swing by Mission Row, LSPDFR crashes trying to load it in again. At which point, I typically "cleanworld" and "reloadallplugins" but if I do that near Mission Row, LSPDFR will straight up crash again when I leave the console. Leaving and doing it elsewhere works fine. Log starts at the point I finished the last call I was on. Picked up another, drove near MRPD, crashed, clean/reloaded, crashed again. Crash occurs even if I'm not on a callout. Plugins used: I've also double-checked all my dependencies, commons, etc.

I doubt it's a compatibility issue. I think STP just had some bugs to iron out a couple versions back. I've been using the latest STP recently and haven't had any issues. At least, none that I could connect to TC or STP. If you're looking at the same aborted thread error in the bottom of my Pastebin -- that's just TC saying "LSPDFR crashed, so I had to stop what I was doing," it always happens.

Disregard my last post, can't seem to edit it. Did some more testing -- rolled back to the previous version of StopThePed and haven't gotten a crash in well over an hour. Sorry, the error at the end confused me. Looks like it always throws that when LSPDFR crashes? Mod works great, glad to have it! Thanks again!

This is exactly the mod I needed! Does exactly what I want it to. Unfortunately I've gotten some random crashes that result in the same error. Last time it happened I was in the middle of a drive back to the station with a ped in custody. It works great when I use it -- but causes random crashes when not in use? I've double checked and all my .DLLs are up-to-date. Wasn't getting them until I installed TrafficControl and updated StopThePed. Log: https://pastebin.com/tvZHveFD Grabbed everything from the start-up of LSPDFR. Crash would be at the very bottom, and the callout I was working on starts at line 916. Thanks for keeping this updated though, hope this helps!