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Unfortunately LSPDFR is not capable of doing these. You'll have to use other mods. To export your LSPDFR character, use TrainerV or Menyoo.

You'll have to set LSTG to 3 (press J three times) in order to stop a vehicle.

It is in your game folder, a file called RagePluginHook.log.

This post already described how to fix it. It is also pinned at this section.

EUP Menu has nothing to do with speech. You might have to manually add voice to your character. But strangely, LSPDFR should handle voice with care.

It could be your mods - it is possible that they were not installed correctly, thus LSPDFR can't spawn something required.

Did you have EUPFR installed? And how did you spawn NPC cops?

What is the mod not working with LSPDFR? And how it's not working?

To simply grab a ped, stand at the back of the ped and press E. To place a suspect inside your vehicle, hold down E while you grabbing the suspect and you are standing close to the back door of your cop car. You are supposed to read LSPDFR wiki to learn about these basic features.

Remove Interaction+ and try again.

Do you have EUPFR installed?

Please answer these questions: Did the game crash without RPH? Do you have a mods folder? Do you have anything like SHV, SHVDN or else?

From the crash logs, you will need to reinstall LSPD First Response manually (means via Manual Install Package). If you have anything in lspdfr/data/custom, remove anything in it before your reinstall, because it suggests that your LSPDFR data might be damaged.

Did it crash every time when you stop a ped, or it happens randomly if you stop a ped?

If that doesn't work, you can try run GTA V without RPH. In some game outdated cases, SHV would crash GTA while RPH is not attached, but it will make it load forever if RPH is attached.

mods folder works live an overlay, which virtually replaces the files in game folder with the mods folder, without altering anything on your disk. This means if you remove any files in mods folder, it will then map that file directly onto the vanilla file. Imagine two files: GTA V/mods/common.rpf GTA V/common.rpf When you wants to mod the second file, you copies the second file to mods folder, so the copied file is now the first file. When you don't need the first file in mods folder anymore, you remove the first file, so game will use the second file outside of mods folder.

You can sometimes spawn on duty, but you can't always spawn on duty. To get a chance of spawning on duty, use Interaction Menu -> Settings and set spawn location to Random. This will spawn you either at: A police station, on or off duty On duty, in a traffic stop Your apartment

Just as a reminder, EUP configuration has problems with: Calling NOOSE teams Calling fire trucks These will instantly crash the LSPDFR, reporting Null Reference on menu base.

LSPDFR plays these audio by itself, not via the game. Someone should ask LSPDFR developers to add ways to configure the volume.

LSPDFR should automatically make you never wanted. If LSPDFR fails to do so, set Never Wanted options to ON in your trainer.

Just as a reminder, GTA V vanilla does not have a model of a face mask. And doing so for every NPC potentially requires an author to make a face mask component for every single NPC model.

It was not possible (as least I haven't found a way) to always spawn on duty. However, there is some way to quickly go on duty: Via ForceDuty console command after LSPDFR loaded Setting your spawn settings at Interaction Menu -> Settings and set spawn location to Police Station, however you won't spawn there on duty.

A XML file can be opened via: A normal text editor such as Notepad A code editor such as Visual Studio Code or Notepad++ If double clicking does not work, simply drag & drop them into your Notepad.

What .NET Framework version you have?

Remove Interaction+ and try again.