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You as well!

Then the issue is LML. You can remove what you installed there one by one and test after each removal to find the issue.

Then it is a mods folder issue. You can try: 1. Installing the gameconfig, Heap, and Packfile adjusters. 2. If that doesnt work, remove what you added one by one and test after each removal. 3. If you still can't find the issue, you will have to restart the mods folder.

This seems like a mods folder issue. But just in case, send the file itself instead of a screenshot.

Start by renaming lml to _lml and ModManager to _ModManager and test to see if the game works.

If renaming mods to _mods worked, you can: 1. Install the gameconfig, Heap, and Packfile Adjusters. 2. If that does not work, you can remove what you added recently one by one and test after each removal. 3. If that still does not work, you will have to restart the mods folder.

Rename mods to _mods and try again.

Screenshot the Main Directory of the modded version of GTA V you were using.

Remove ScriptHookV.dll and try again.

Sorry. I forgot a crucial part. After adding the except and re-installing manual LSPDFR, restart PC. Then try again.

Rename mods to _mods and see if it will crash.

You as well!

@DeasmileYou can get the most recent version of RageNativeUI from here. The dll and xml files are installed into the Main Directory. If you have any further problems with Coastal Callouts, send your RPH Crash Log. It's a txt file in the Main Directory called either RagePluginHook or RagePluginHook.log. It is NOT in your Logs folder. If you are encountering issues regarding content that isn't Coastal Callouts, please head to the appropriate support forum section and ask there. Thanks!

Apologies. It completely slipped my mind. Add the Main Directory to the exceptions list for your anti-virus. Then re-install manual LSPDFR and try again.

Screenshot your Main Directory.

Back to lspdfr.ini and change the following to reflect below: Ambient.DisableEscapedSuspectEncounter = true

Remove all ScriptHookV.NET files. Try again.

Go into your lspdfr.ini and change the following to reflect below: AmbientSpawn.MaxCopsInArea = 0 AmbientSpawn.MaxSpawnedCopsInArea = 0

Couple of things: 1. Update: Traffic Policer 2. Remove: Officer Status Plugin 3. Change your Plugin Timeout Threshold to 60,000. Guide on how to do so below. 4. After all that you are still encountering crashes, rename mods to _mods and retry. Accessing the RagePluginHook Settings: Changing your Plugin Timeout Threshold:

Rename mods to _mods and try again.

Alright. Go into the RPH Settings. Select nothing to load on startup. Then launch RPH and once fully in-game type LoadPlugin and use the arrows and tab to select LSPDFR. See if that works. Accessing RagePluginHook Settings:

Reproduce the crash and send the RPH Crash Log. It's a txt file in the Main Directory called either RagePluginHook or RagePluginHook.log. It is NOT in your Logs folder.

Rename mods to _mods and retest.

It will revert everything inside the update.rpf. If you want to save certain files, make backups prior to updating it.

Rename lml to _lml and ModManager to _ModManager and test again.