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Nope. Same issue for me, I posted about it back on Saturday with essentially the same question. Is there something I'm missing or doing wrong? I must assume since the author has replied to other posts, this feature simply does not work. Too bad, it would have solved the issue of setting up paths with scene manager. While scene manager does work, it's super tedious to do it. I'll keep an eye on this and see if the traffic re-director is ever updated so it actually does redirect.

Perhaps it is me, or maybe some conflicting mod/plugin/configuration, but the traffic redirection simply does not work correctly. Cars just run into the cones and come to a stop. It's not "redirecting" anything. It just acts as a roadblock that looks like a redirection. I'm hoping it is just me, because this seemed like a very nice alternative to scene manager, which can be tedious to setup the pathing, but at least it will actually redirect the traffic. I've tried shoulder as lane on a two lane road would be asking for trouble with cars just hitting each other head on. Am I missing something?

It's a batch job that starts the game with the first line by running the RAGEPluginHook executable the next line sleeps for 60 seconds (meaning it pauses for a minute) then it uses wmic to find the process in task manager that is named GTA5.exe and set it to high priority which means the system will allow it more processing time than others. The other two processes (gtavlauncher & subprocess.exe) will go into idle mode, which means they will sit idle and not consume resources. There is nothing nefarious going on, but I don't know how much improvement you'll get from setting the gtavlauncher.exe and subprocess.exe to idle, they don't seem to consume much either way. Setting the GTA5.exe (main game executable) to high priority could improve your game performance, but it would depend on what your system build is and where any actual bottleneck in performance is the cause of. It's all standard stuff when tweaking performance of an application. Ideally you have the hardware to run a program and not have to go to such granular levels, but it's worth a try if you need some extra horsepower. NOTE: I'm not responsible for any damages real or imagined this causes you or anyone else. I did not write it, I'm simply using my 20+ years experience as an application administrator for global IT systems that I run to offer insight on what the batch file is doing under the hood.

I am not sure if it matters, or if it has any impact, but I did notice the folder "LETAL_FORCE" is missing the H in LETHAL, not sure if that is intentional or not, but thought I would point that out just in case

Thank you. I was having the same issue, and really did not want to rename all the files.