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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.

Try run barely GTA V without any other mods, just LSPDFR & RPH.

LSPDFR seems like tries to serialize SlimDX.Result while in panic. This might suggests that it was not caused by SlimDX.

For whatever reason, this has something to do with EUPFR. Try without EUP.

Can you run GTA V alone without RPH?

1. Yes. Any log message with levels such as [INFO], [WARN] is created by LSPDFR itself. 2. There could be a way but I can't find any. Might be hard-coded. LSPDFR uses zones to find what agency will respond to backup and patrol in certain places (for example LSPD only in Los Santos City). It works prefect without adding new map mods. You should consult author for whether they have added a zone info for their map, which used by the game to display the name of the neighborhood when you exploring the map. If they hadn't, means LSPDFR is no way compatible with that map mod and thus you should not use it with LSPDFR.

To be clear, did you call backup from Ultimate Backup, or using Vanilla LSPDFR Backup? Two have different resolving steps.

0.4.7 Wont work with the latest version. You'll need 0.4.8. A correct latest version should show Running LSPD First Response 0.4.8 (0.4.7749.28226) instead of Running LSPD First Response 0.4.7 (0.4.7383.491) in the logs.

Can you launch RPH as administrator? Can you launch RPH without anything else (no scripthook, no OpeniV etc, just RPH)? These are the last suggestions.

When you navigates to your LSPDFR menu, can you press P to exit the pause menu? Can you press SHIFT to pull someone over? Can you press Y to accept a callout?

Upload your RagePluginHook.log (a text document named RagePluginHook if you don't have extension displayed), or your crash report (do not upload detailed report).

Did you update your LSPDFR to build 7688?

Did you have the latest .NET Framework (at the time writing, 4.8) installed?

Attach that file with text document icon on it. Also from your screen shot, something is wrong with SlimDX.

How did you declare your callout? It is public, internal, or else? Did you add CalloutInfo attribute? Did you inherit Callout?

The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process. Do you have any other program open while you attempts to load LSPDFR?

LSPDFR loaded Interop.WMPLib as a LSPDFR plugin. That file, from what I searched, it's the library related to Windows Media Player. Try to remove all LSPDFR plugins (move everything inside Plugins\LSPDFR to another folder) and see if it's still crashing.

You needs to edit the LSPD First Response binary to edit the speed - There's no configuration to do that.

This issue is nothing to do with LSPDFR, it's an issue with game itself. Try to use a bigger vehicle (such as SUV) to PIT to increase the chance of success, or try to blow the suspect's tires which will make PIT a lot easier.