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PGen98

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  1. It's an old, old path that somehow got screwed up while setting up Steam years ago. I just never corrected it, and there are no actual game files in the "SystemShock2" folder, they're installed in common, just like the rest of the Steam library. I don't remember why it happened that way, and as it didn't impact the installation of Steam or game files, I just left it as is.
  2. That sure did it, not sure why I didn't grasp that it was ticked before, dumb move on my part. Thanks for the help, TreadRed, I appreciate it!
  3.    PGen98 reacted to a post in a topic: Tutorial for lspdfr crashing/common issues
  4. I have watched that video, and I was missing the Command Line settings, but I'm still getting the same crash as soon as RPH tries to load LSPDFR. Here's the log file again:
  5. So after installing a brand new copy of GTA V and a brand new copy of LSPDFR 0.4 and a brand new download of RPH (...is that still necessary? Surely the one in 0.4 is the same as the newest one available from the RPH site?), I booted up the RPH, did the first time bootup stuff and then let it load. While loading I get a "Fatal Error" message, which is followed by other standard loading messages, and then it tells me LSPDFR has crashed. A check of the log reveals the following:

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