Hendrik3812

It's recommended to use the LSPDFR manual_install instead of the automatic setup.exe installer.

Then try disabling loading LSPDFR automatically at startup (configure this in the RPH settings) and then load it manually using the RPH console once story mode was fully loaded. The console command is LoadPlugin "LSPD First Response.dll"

Try launching regular GTA V without RagePluginHook first. Load story mode, then launch RagePluginHook while story mode is already running in the background.
 

You should update GTA V, RPH and LSPDFR. All of them are currently outdated according to your log.
 
You can trigger a GTA update manually by deleting the GTA5.exe (app) in your main GTA V folder and then starting the "Verify game files" process in your game launcher (Steam, Rockstar, Epic). This should re-download the latest versions of the game files.

To update RPH and LSPDFR, download the latest LSPDFR manual install (this includes the latest RagePluginHook version).
Open the downloaded .zip, drag and drop all files and folders into your main GTA V folder. Select "replace" when prompted.

It still crashed because of PoliceSmartRadio. If you reinstalled the latest version properly (replacing all previous files and folders), try whether you can load LSPDFR without PoliceSmartRadio (remove the files from your /plugins/lspdfr folder). 

Please upload the latest RagePluginHook.log (text file) after LSPDFR crashed in your latest game session. You can find the file in your main GTA V folder, not the logs folder (see the attached screenshot).

You need to reinstall ExternalPoliceComputer. It crashed because it failed to find the file Grand Theft Auto V\EPC\data\worldPeds.data

You need to reinstall CalloutInterface. There's a folder missing.
Error message: Could not find a part of the path 'E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Grand Theft Auto V\plugins\LSPDFR\CalloutInterface\postal'

I also recommend removing the BaitCar plugin. It's outdated/unstable and known to cause crashes.

Hi, your LSPDFR crashed because it failed to load an invalid model (which seems to be the policet vehicle model in your case). Did you replace the default police cars or made changes in the vehicles.meta recently? Any of these changes could have caused that.
You can try if your LSPDFR works after renaming the mods folder to "_mods". This will disable the mods folder temporarily.

Be aware of the GTA update btw. If you update your GTA now, you won't be able to play LSPDFR until LSPDFR releases an update, too.
 

Okay, but it's still the same config error in your log. Unfortunately, the log doesn't specify which file or plugin the error is about (only that it is LSPDFR related). So you need to either go through all of your ini files and check for invalid values (like a single quote ') or reinstall your plugins by replacing the config files with their original files from the downloads again.

If you need help with an issue in your latest game session, you should attach the "RagePluginHook(.log)" text file from your main GTA V folder. It doesn't have a date at the end of the file name.

Looks like the crashes in the logs you attached were caused by the Keep Calm plugin. It's very outdated and I recommend removing it.

You need to update RageNativeUI:
Download it from GitHub: https://github.com/alexguirre/RAGENativeUI/releases/download/1.9.2/RAGENativeUI.zip
Open the .zip, drag and drop the RageNativeUI.dll and RageNativeUI.xml into your main GTA V folder, replacing the existing files.
 
Some LSPDFR plugins (like StopThePed and UltimateBackup) come with outdated versions of RageNativeUI. Don't use them and make sure to always keep the latest version installed in the future.

You posted this in the wrong part of the forum btw. Since your issue is LSPDFR related you should have posted in the LSPDFR 0.4 Support Forum.

Your screenshot shows only a small part of your entire RagePluginHook.log. Please attach the entire RPH log file to your post next time because the context of error messages is often pretty important to understand why the error happened. You can find the RPH text file in your main GTA V folder (not in the logs folder).

From what I can see in your screenshot, you need to update RageNativeUI:
Download it from GitHub: https://github.com/alexguirre/RAGENativeUI/releases/download/1.9.2/RAGENativeUI.zip 
Open the .zip, drag and drop the RageNativeUI.dll and RageNativeUI.xml into your main GTA V folder, replacing the existing files.
 
Some LSPDFR plugins (like StopThePed and UltimateBackup) come with outdated versions of RageNativeUI. Don't use them and make sure to always keep the latest version installed in the future.

Increase your RPH Plugin Timeout Threshold to 60000. You can do it in the RPH Settings GUI which you can access by pressing and holding SHIFT when launching RPH. Or edit the RagePluginHook.ini (config file) and change it there.

LSPDFR failed to decrypt a file: GTA V/lspdfr/networking.dat

In my experience, this issue affects all of the .dat files most of the time. I recommend going to GTA V/lspdfr and deleting all three .dat files:

 
Don't worry, they should be regenerated automatically the next time you load LSPDFR.

Renaming your mods folder to _mods disables it from being loaded into the game. If it stops your game from crashing, it means that something in your mods folder caused the crash. You need to find and fix the reason before you rename it back to "mods" again.

There are no useful logs for the loading of mods I could read so there's no way for me to tell you which part of your mods folder is the issue. 

If you installed a car pack or add-on recently, make sure you also have a modified gameconfig, HeapLimitAdjuster, and PackfileLimitAdjuster installed.

Otherwise, try removing the mod you added most recently. 

Or start over with a new, clean mods folder. Don't re-add all your mods at once but one by one. Launch your game after installing every single one and try if your game still works. This is the only way you can find out which mod is breaking your game.
 

There's no RPH/LSPDFR related crash in your log. If you have a mods folder it could be the reason for the crash. Rename your mods folder to "_mods", then retry.

If you don't have a mods folder but use LML instead, try disabling your LML mods temporarily (using the ModManager).
If you don't use LML either, verify your game file integrity using your game launcher (Steam, Epic, Rockstar).

That's a good question...

I think you're confusing things here. RPH and LSPDFR are totally unrelated to Discord.com. You could launch RPH without a internet connection, too (iirc). 

I'm also having issues with using the Discord client on my PC at the moment. I also get the "Sorry, you have been blocked. You are unable to access discord.com" message when launching Discord. That's because there are issues with the Discord API at the moment: https://discordstatus.com/

But I'm still able to launch RPH and play LSPDFR. So it has nothing to do with each other.

LSPDFR crashed because it failed to load an invalid vehicle model (model name: policeold1).
This could potentially be caused by making a mistake when editing the vehicles.meta file from my experience.

Hi,

the reason why it crashed is that you didn't install GrammarPolice correctly. The files IPT.Common.dll and CalloutInterfaceAPI.dll that were included in its download should be placed in your main GTA V folder, not in the GTA V/plugins folder. Move them from the plugins folder into your main GTA V folder.

That's because you have file name extensions disabled in your File Explorer view options. This is how you enable them (I strongly recommend that):


 
To fix your LSPDFR issue you need to update RageNativeUI:
Download it from GitHub: https://github.com/alexguirre/RAGENativeUI/releases/download/1.9.2/RAGENativeUI.zip  
Open the .zip, drag and drop the RageNativeUI.dll and RageNativeUI.xml into your main GTA V folder, replacing the existing files.
 
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.

If you're looking for a workaround to prevent this from happening in the first place:
Go to GTA V/lspdfr and edit the lspdfr.ini file. Set Main.DisableGameBlipHiding = true (change false to true).

Their crash report shows that there is no OpenIV.asi file installed in their GTA V folder (not even an asiloader). That means a mods folder can't be the issue because it couldn't be loaded.
 
 
 
I suggest trying the following:
Open the commandline.txt file in your main GTA V folder using any text editor (like Notepad). Delete all the text inside of it and replace it with  -windowed
Then save and close the file. Launch regular GTA V without RPH first and load story mode. Wait until you're at the point where you can move your character around. Then use ALT+TAB to tab out of the game and launch RPH while story mode is already running in the background.

I can't see how any of this (see quote above) is related to the log they attached and the behavior they described.
There's no error about AmbientGameBlipHiding in the log. The plugin was not terminated because it caused the game to freeze (low timeout threshold). Rage.Native.NativeFunction is not the same as RAGENativeUI.
Rage.Native.NativeFunction is something a RPH plugin calls when trying to access native features/functions of the RAGE game engine (Rockstar's Advanced Game Engine). In simple terms, I guess you could also say RPH is trying to access the base game files (like .rpf packages).
If there are errors about it in the log, it's usually caused by someone's mods folder.  
The log you attached is an archived, older log. It doesn't show what happened in your most recent game session. The "RagePluginHook.log" file in your main GTA V folder is the one you should attach (without a date at the end of the file name).

But assuming the log shows a recent previous attempt to load LSPDFR that failed for the same reason as the latest attempt, try the following:
Rename the mods folder to "_mods", then try launching the game again. If your game works without crashes after you renamed it, it would mean that something in your mods folder caused the crash earlier. Possibly the NVE installation.
 

PSA: This issue has been resolved somewhere else. OP posted it in multiple different spots at once.

The issue was a broken save game. Kop56211 saved the game while being on duty in LSPDFR (which is something you shouldn't do). Installing a 100% save game was the solution.

Please don't try to help people if you don't know how to read logs and when to use a specific troubleshooting step. Renaming the dinput8.dll should only be a last resort. There are many other things to try first.

 
 
The game crashed because of an error in the CountyCalls plugin.
You have two options:
Try whether updating your RageNativeUI helps (it's also part of the error in the log). You can get the latest version here: https://github.com/alexguirre/RAGENativeUI/releases (My recommendation) Remove CountyCalls and dlGlobal files from GTA V/plugins/lspdfr because the plugin is rather outdated and unstable. I've seen many crashes caused by it.