JJWC2602

Alright. Let's start with the basics, when you press Ctrl + P, does the panel come up in the bottom right?

Yeah....that will do it. ELS xml's go into ELS/pack_default.

I mean...if removing it fixed the issue, then something must be going on with it. I would continue to work with the Dev to find out the issue. If you wish to continue playing, simply remove it for now until you can find a solution.

Your crash is still related to Prowler Radar. Please fully re-install it and give it another go.

Additionally, if you wanted to continue using Assorted Callouts, the updated one by Aschtar should be working just fine. Link found here.

Rename mods to _mods and try playing LSPDFR again.

How did you install LSPDFR? Manual or automatic?

Additionally, please provide the RPH Crash Log. Its a text file in the Main Directory called either RagePluginHook or RagePluginHook.log (if you have file extensions enabled).

This has been covered before. It's kinda hard to fix this when GTA V's ai is braindead to begin with.

The only thing I can think of is something similar to that mimic feature that Albo1125 had in order to force the cars over even more by following you.

Love the ideas! Another option instead of them being rare would be to give them a setting in the lspdfr.ini that can increase or decrease how often they happen (or even to disable them altogether if someone didn't want to use them).

Sadly, this is just GTA V AI. There isn't exactly much they can do to improve this.

Other than that, those are some pretty solid ideas!

I know that StopThePed utilizes a "slow down" feature that slows traffic without it getting stuck behind the vehicles. But the problem is, even with that in place as a native LSPDFR function, the GTA V ai is still going to act poorly if the vehicles are too far out from the shoulder. It's just how it was designed.

I'm going to need a further explanation, because I don't quite understand.

No problem.

Correction: While there is a Callout Manager, they do not have it installed. Otherwise it would be in the list of callouts that loaded in the log. The confusion comes from the fact that the thing that processes callouts for LSPDFR is also called CalloutManager.

@JamesSte Please remove Fire Callouts and try again.

Rename mods to _mods and try launching LSPDFR again.

Does this happen when you launch normal GTA V too?

All that would have done was update the mods folder after the recent title update.

Please screenshot the Main Directory.

Go into the lspdfr.ini in the lspdfr folder in the Main Directory and change or add the following to reflect below:

Ambient.DisableEscapedSuspectEncounter = true

Please resend your RPH Crash Log.

Rename mods to _mods and try picking up a weapon from the ground again. See what happens.

Not seeing any crash message relating to LSPDFR. You can try renaming mods to _mods and playing for a bit to see what happens.

Root Directory.

You need to update RageNativeUI. Put the dll and xml files into the Main Directory.

Additionally, open the CommandLine.txt in the Main Directory and clear out everything and then save.

No problem. Glad I could help!