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Just to confirm to those who are not LSPDFR devs, the "broken node" error is in other words temporary and just needs to be silenced until a final release in which all YNDs have the same date/time hash. Currently LSPDFR is excluded from my Alpha project because of this. Please come try out the mod over at GTA5-Mods.com in the misc section!

Hey @Sam - for the last 2 weeks I've been producing a very desired mod which involves me repathing San Andreas, as to achieve a visually brilliant speed enhancement. I've already got 500 downloads and over 400 replies through both our lovely brother site, and the forums themselves - and that's in less than 2 weeks. The task I'm undertaking is a massive one, but I'll do it, for all of us. The roads in V need next-genin' now! The reason I am writing this post is to inform the developers of LSPDFR that your script currently has an error in which nodes which have "broken" links cause a fatal crash. I've received about 5 comments informing me of this and today have confirmed for myself the following interesting console information: That's quite cool to see that you guys had to cover some ground in terms of AI path nodes, though it seems to me - as someone with not a lot of knowledge in programming, that the issue described here, and here, is causing effectively a false flag. For example, there is no need to crash simply because an area ID or series of nodes, or even a node alone has invalid properties of any sort. It's a backend non-issue of which player's don't experience. The entire log. So, as a modder who has actively shown through 1 year on this site that I can produce high quality mods, and now designing the extremely in-depth project of Re-Roading, can we please start talks to resolve this issue so that my mod is not only game changing for regular V players, but also the LSPDFR community. I fully accept that my alphas may give off the effect of having broken nodes, and you guys may not be able to remove the checks that cause this error - of course, but please can we begin a troubleshoot regarding how the problem described - about nodes refering inside themselves until mass-saving at the end of the project, could be put on hold until the full stable release in which all links see each other. To read only half the documentation - which did make my wrists hurt, yes, without downloading - please see these images. Thank you.

Wow dude this was nearly 1 year ago I haven't touched sounds in V since. I am pretty sure I can advise you a different way (even though I read my posts from Jan I still don't remember ahaha) If I was you I'd just make another sound smaller, like the undercarage of a train (the largest file in vehicles.awc), but if you really really can't do that, use the command assembly I did (Is still gonna break the chunk reference and make all vehicles silent unless you adjust the headroom. Use the files supplied in my mod here. I know for a fact they work because 2500 people said so 😄

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Any sound design or vehicle handling areas I'm your guy!

@JdestDoug Hey. It's super simple. Instead of putting sound files into an awc, you'll just place files into a folder on your desktop and then OpenIV will create an awc from that folder, let's begin. So, download my mod and drag the folder named OAC Install onto your dekstop. Inside of that folder now on your dekstop there will be vehicles - another folder, and vehicles.oac - a data file. Pick n mix the sound files you want into the vehicles folder. For example if you want to keep my hold-down horn, then do not delete AIRHORN_EQD, but if you want to use someone else's Priority, replace SIREN_2 or whatever file it is you want to use. Once you have your concoction vehicles folder, open OpenIV and head to the vehicles.awc file location. Drag the data file from the OAC Install folder on your desktop (vehicles.OAC) into white space with edit mode turned on in OpenIV. You should see a blink where the awc archive is created. To be sure it worked, delete vehicles.awc from inside OpenIV and then drag in vehicles.oac - that way you'll see the .AWC being created. Good luck!