Charlie686

It is the right log but it is unavailable. Reupload it.

Okay. Rename your mods folder back to "mods" Go to GTAV/Plugins and rename the LSPDFR folder to _LSPDFR. Does your game still crash?

[1/17/2021 1:12:46 PM.054] LSPD First Response: [WARN] Failed to find settings file at C:\Program Files\Epic Games\GTAV\lspdfr\lspdfr.ini. Only default values are available [1/17/2021 1:12:50 PM.358] LSPD First Response: [TRACE] Thread CopManager #1 initialized [1/17/2021 1:12:51 PM.877] LSPD First Response: [FATAL] Error loading outfits System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Failed to find file:lspdfr/data/outfits.xml You are missing a few LSPDFR files. Get the manual install and drag and drop the contents into your directory.

Please make your own thread so someone can assist 🙂

All thos in bold are out of date and I strongly advise you remove them.

Sure thing. If you do need anything let me know.

Check your graphic drivers for updates

You are right! Try removing it.

Not a problem! Any more issues let me know

That is a requirment for ELS. It can be found here: http://www.dev-c.com/gtav/scripthookv/ For the future I advise you read the readme, that would have told you about this file 🙂

Have you installed ScriptHookV?

Have you installed the requirments for ELS as stated in the readme?

This appears to be coming from BetterEMS. Could you get another log from when you have a crash so I can check that as well?

Nice. If you haven't already try restarting your computer. If you've done that let me know.

Is that Windows Updates? Want to check we are on the same page :)))

I'll take a look. See you around 👋

No problem. I've replied.

I'm afraid you have a complicated error -> one there isn't a direct fix for. Can you check if you have any Window Updtaes - if so, do them.

Nice to hear! Have fun and any more issues let me know 😜

In your own thread 🙂

I suggest you make your own thread and attach your log so someone can take a look.

Nice to hear! Any more issues let me know 🙂

Clear the contents of your commandline - a text document found in your main directory

Sure thing.

That would be a good idea :))