Iceknight

Try going into Task Manager and force ending Steam Client Bootstrapper task, and any GTA 5 processes as well. Load up Steam again, verify the game files, and then try to launch.

Plugins do need to be optimized like any program, and chances are you are using a plugin that is either A. Old and not optimized for the current version of LSPDFR, or B. Something in a recent update changed how the plugin is run in-game.

I have run LSPDFR at 60 FPS before with all of my mods and that only happened with my old i7 8700k overclocked to 5 ghz. Like I said in my original post, the more plugins and scripts you use, the more processing power it will require to run. Hence the fact your framerate drops when on duty.

The amount of plugins and mods you run with LSPDFR will affect your framerate. They require a lot of processing power. You can combat the FPS drop by overclocking your CPU, as that is what usually is responsible for the performance hit in the first place.

Albo has made a majority of his scripts open source since he has somewhat retired from making mods, so don't expect an update on it unless someone else does it. I'm still running LSPDFR+ for the traffic stop menu but the citations part is broken for me and no longer shows charges, which is where Computer+ comes in.

Try running GTA through the launcher and immediately after, run RPH (like less than 1 second after). So RPH is running even before the game window launches. It should initiate its "hooking" of the game as the game window comes up and goes to full screen.

Setting the plugin timeout in RPH settings to 50,000 is what worked for me. Also, not allowing plugins to load on startup and loading them once in game. Everything works as it should.

Another thing you can try, which I have had to do a couple times in the past, is completely re-install all of your plugins. Back up your current plugins folder obviously beforehand, delete the contents of plugins/lspdfr, and then install them one by one. To narrow things down even further, test your game out after each plugin is installed. It is very time consuming, but it can help rule out any issues. Also, verify that RPH and Rage native UI are up to date. I would assume you have already done that, but never hurts to check.

You probably don't need that folder honestly, looks like a duplicate of some of the files. I use many of the plugins you have and don't have that at all.

What is in the Plugins folder within your plugins/lspdfr folder?

Check in your plugins folder (wherever yours is installed on your PC, this is mine, for example: D:\Program Files\Grand Theft Auto V\plugins\LSPDFR) and see if there are any traces of that plugin installed. Have you ever used that plugin before? It's official title is Vehicle Search v2.1.7, so maybe expand your search perimeters to include that.

Looks like something in the plugin Vehicle search is causing LSPDFR to crash. That plugin is outdated, and even listed as obsolete on its download page. Try removing it and seeing if the crash goes away.

I'm not sure then. Never had any issue like that before. I did take a look at your crash report file, and it looks like you are running an older version of GTA (v1493) as well as an older version of Rage plugin hook. Both of those are from 2018, and I don't know if you are running those versions or if you are up to date on everything, but that could be a potential cause of it crashing. The log timestamps also show 2018, so I don't know if that is an old log or whatnot.

Was it an OpenIV install, a DLC pack, or just the ytf/ytd files? The reason why I ask is most of the vehicle packs that are 'Easy install' through OpenIV will modify other files in addition to just the vehicle files.