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But none of these files are part of a clean Epic Games GTA V installation directory (or if there's LSPDFR and LML installed). I just checked this. Here's what a clean Epic Games GTA V installation looks like (the file list in the middle): Credit to @UnknownBastion for this screenshot. Please try if RPH and GTA V work together after removing these files. You could re-add them later if it didn't help.

Alright, looks good. I wanted to make sure that you installed RPH in the GTA V folder that is being recognized by the game launcher. Which seems to be the case. The weird files in your main GTA V folder are still suspicious to me though. You should try if it works after removing them (only as a temporary troubleshooting step): launc.dll orig_socialclub.dll socialclub.dll (unins000.dat) (unis000.exe)

Yes, I edited my message and added an alternative path. Please try to follow this instead. Additionally, you're not supposed to have the Rockstar Games key under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. It should be in SOFTWARE or Wow6432Node instead.

Okay, do the following please: Press the keys Windows key + R, then type "regedit" and press enter. Within regedit follow this path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> SOFTWARE -> Rockstar Games -> Grand Theft Auto V Now make a double click on "InstallFolderEpic" on the right side. Send a screenshot of what it says. (Be careful to not make any changes in regedit, only view things) If you can't find the "InstallFolderEpic" in the path above, use the following alternative: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> SOFTWARE -> Wow6432Node -> Rockstar Games -> Grand Theft Auto V

Is this a legit copy of GTA V or a pirated one? I don't recognize some of these files. Looks suspicious to me.

That's still your issue, right? Not the solution you just figured out? What about the screenshot of the folder where you installed RPH?

Could you please open the RPH settings (hold SHIFT after launching it or click the silver cog settings icon) and send a screenshot of the entire window? I'd like to see the versions you're using. Also, where did you install RPH? Please send a screenshot of the folder where I can see the RPH files and the path to the folder (basically the address bar of File Explorer).

Looks like ScriptHookV is missing in your main GTA V folder. It's required for ELS and menyoo.

I'm gonna need your asiloader.log and els.log to diagnose this.

You need to update SuperCallouts and RageNativeUI. Some LSPDFR plugins come with outdated versions of RageNativeUI. Don't use them and make sure to always keep the latest version installed in the future.

I'm pretty sure your current issue is not related to your ELS car packs. It's basically failing at an earlier point before your ELS XML files for your cars are even loaded. Let's try the following: Add your entire GTA V folder to the exceptions (aka. exclusions) of your antivirus app. Restart your computer. Reinstall ScriptHookV and ELS (all of the files and folders in the download) once again. (optional) Run RagePluginHook to see if there is a popup window about "Windows is blocking files, do you want RPH to unblock them?" (click Yes) Try if ELS works now.

Please describe the actual issue you're having in more detail. Example questions: Is LSPDFR crashing after you attempted to load it? Did it crash after you went on duty? Or do you not know how to load LSPDFR with RPH? In any case, please also attach the latest RagePluginHook.log (text file) after you had an issue with LSPDFR in your latest game session. You can find the file in your main GTA V folder, not the logs folder (see the attached screenshot).

Do you mean GTA V was successfully launched by RPH but RPH doesn't recognize it and hook to it? Or is RPH stuck at "Launching Game..." without GTA V being launched? (a screenshot of your issue could help understand the issue better) You can try launching regular GTA V first (using your game launcher like Steam, Epic, Rockstar). Once the game is running, use ALT+TAB to tab out and launch RPH while GTA is running in the background.

Wait a minute though 😅 Be aware that the scripts in your scripts folder won't work without SHVDN. If you want to continue using them, you can try using the following "pre-release" (untested) version of SHVDN. It should fix the crash issue at startup you had. https://github.com/scripthookvdotnet/scripthookvdotnet/actions/runs/5431847018 You need to be signed in with a GitHub account to be able to actually click on the SHVDN in the "Artifacts" section to download it.

You having ScriptHookVDotNet (SHVDN) installed and trying to use it alongside RPH plugins is most likely causing the crash. You can try if it works after removing the ScriptHookVDotNet files (not ScriptHookV) from your main GTA V folder. Let me know if it works.

Please upload your asiloader.log, too. It's a text file in your main GTA V folder.

When I said "plugins" I was referring to LSPDFR plugins installed in A:\Programs\steamapps\common\Grand Theft Auto V\plugins\lspdfr Go to this folder. You'll find the Traffic Policer plugin files. That's one of Albo's plugins I was talking about. You need to either reinstall it properly or remove it. Edit: Actually you should remove the other two LSPDFR plugins as well, PoliceRadio and PoliceSearch. They're very outdated and were not updated for the current LSPDFR version. If you want suggestions for better, up-to-date plugins, I recommend Bejoijo's StopThePed and UltimateBackup. You can get them from his own website. It's full of malicious ads though so make sure to use an ad-blocker to visit it: https://www.bejoijo.com/

It would be better if you attached the entire RPH log file instead of taking a screenshot of a small section. The crash happened because the file Albo1125.Common.dll (or one of its dependencies) is missing in your main GTA V folder. You didn't install one of Albo's plugins correctly. They weren't updated for a while though and you shouldn't actually use them anymore (imo). If you send the entire RPH log file (not as screenshots and not via copy&paste) I could probably tell you which plugin it is and if there are other issues as well.

Sure, no worries.

Exactly 😅 I'm not aware of a better way to troubleshoot this kind of issue, unfortunately. Don't forget to rename the "_dinput8.dll" back to its original name when you start testing individual asi's. You're welcome, good luck!

Oh, interesting. I was pretty sure about SHVDN being the issue. Anyways, you have a lot of .asi files installed in your main GTA V folder. I never even heard/read some of their names tbh. Let's find out if any of these .asi files are causing the game to crash: Rename the file dinput8.dll in your main GTA V folder to "_dinput8.dll", then try loading the game again. Renaming this file will stop all of your asi files from being loaded. It's only a temporary thing for troubleshooting.

Could you please send the asiloader.log again? And do you have a ScriptHookV.log now? Do you get any error messages in popup windows when launching GTA V?

You having ScriptHookVDotNet (SHVDN) installed and trying to use it alongside RPH plugins is most likely causing the crash. You can try if it works after removing the ScriptHookVDotNet files (not ScriptHookV) from your main GTA V folder. SHVDN causing these random crashes at startup has been a known issue for a while now. The devs are working on a fix for this but it's not released yet.

Weird, since there's not even a ScriptHookV.log, it seems like ScriptHookV was not able to start properly. Try the following: Delete ScriptHookV.dll and dinput8.dll from your main GTA folder. Restart your computer (don't select "shutdown", use "restart") Then reinstall ScriptHookV.dll and dinput8.dll using the latest download from http://www.dev-c.com/files/ScriptHookV_1.0.2944.0.zip

I have to be honest, I'm not very familiar with NVE. But I believe there's something like "LSPDFR compatibility patch" included in the download of NVE. You might want to check this.