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

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

All that would have done was update the mods folder after the recent title update. Please screenshot the Main Directory.

Does this happen when you launch normal GTA V too?

Please resend your RPH Crash Log.

Root Directory.

No problem. Glad I could help!

Rename mods to _mods and try launching LSPDFR again.

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.

If LSPDFR itself crashes, you can simply press F4 to open the RPH console and type ReloadAllPlugins. If you only want to reload LSPDFR, you can type LoadPlugin and then use the arrow keys and tab to select LSPDFR from the drop down. Then press Enter.

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.

Best way to learn is open the XML for one that already exists. It shows the breakdown of how each topic is related. Essentially, the title of one section is the question, and then within that question are all the potential answers. I suggest downloading this one and looking through it. Obviously when making yours, you would not want to directly copy it.

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

Have you edited any xmls in the lspdfr folder in the Main Directory recently? If not, rename mods to _mods and try launching LSPDFR again.

What do you mean "car mods"? If they are replace vehicles, the vehicle files get installed to mods\update\x64\dlcpacks\Patchday28g9ec\dlc.rpf\x64\levels\gta5\vehicles.rpf. If they come with xmls, then the XMLs are for ELS. First install that, then place them into ELS/pack_default path in the Main Directory. If they are addon, the dlcpack folder goes into mods/update/x64/dlcpacks, then add the appropriate line to the dlclist.xml in mods/update/update.rpf/common/data. Most addon packs will include a readme that tells you how. Open the download. Move the files to the Main Directory and they should auto sort if you already have LSPDFR installed. After that, grab the latest RageNativeUI from here and place it in your Main Directory.

Make sure you are using the manual version of the LSPDFR install. Once downloaded, drag and drop the files from the download into the Main Directory. Then launch the RPH exe from the Main Directory. You can also make a shortcut after the first time setup.

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

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!

No problem! Glad I could help!

For the most part, there is probably an issue with those. But to confirm, try installed 1-2 additional addon packs that arent the ones you had before and test the game.

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.

Update your RageNativeUI.

If you are launching with RPH, you need to do that after you have fully loaded into the game and can move around.

Alright. Remove all but one of them and test with just one pack installed. See what happens.

Have you tried installing an addon pack that isn't one of the ones listed in the screenshot?