SavageGamer6828

I found and issue with some ambulance mods and files, fixed that. The game didn't crash for the duration that I played it, but it had some lag when calling units. Just a quick lag spike, nothing terrible. Maybe the problem is fixed, maybe not. Some days are different than others. I guess I'll mark a solution as close this up, I'll report back here if anything else happens (probably won't).

It seems that after changing the mods folder name to _mods (disabled EUP, all addon vehicles) the game would not crash. I tried to get it to crash in a shootout callout, calling multiple units, swat, noose and ems afterwards but nothing happened. Quite interesting. If I change the folder back to its original name, and get the game to crash (shouldn't take much), could you possibly tell why it crashed if I provided some sort of crash report or file of some sort?

So just rename the "mods" folder in the main directory to "_mods"? Just wanting to clarify.

So, this happens way to often, and is quite frustrating considering how long it takes to get set up for duty with my mic and plugins. Most times I'm on LSPDFR and go to a callout, the game crashes when multiple units are in the area. Not sure if the vehicles are the issue, but it shouldn't be. For example, today, was just on LSPDFR responding to a drug deal callout, got there, got shot and killed the offender. Called coroner and EMS, as soon as both got there, the game crashed. A similar instance happens when I am in a shootout and call out shots fired (I use grammar police), 5 or so squads show up and like 8 times out of 10 the game will crash. It may do the same thing in a pursuit when I call for a few ground units and an air unit, apparently it just can't handle some few vehicles. Is this a common problem, or is there something I can do to fix this? It doesn't happen often, but when it does it's super annoying.

Alright. Yeah, not sure where I thought I had seen the option to keep callouts after death, maybe was just seeing things. Would be a nice option to have though. Thanks for the help anyway.

Is there a way to change a .ini file or setting so that when I die (mainly from being shot), the callout I was on can stay active? I swear I saw an option to toggle in on/off, but cannot find it.

Update: Installed a plugin for an interaction menu (and a few others). Problem is solved now.

Just decided to set up LSPDFR. Tried before, but found it confusing. Just got into it again today, and got the game working. I can go on duty, equip things just fine, and patrol. I get callouts and can accept them and go to/chase suspects. All is fine with that. The only MAJOR issue I have, is that I cannot interact with peds. I tried the menus (B and M or N), and nothing works there. For example; I had a suspect at gunpoint after a chase (no other units), and I couldn't do anything when walking up to the suspect. No prompts to arrest, frisk, interact; nothing. I assume that it's just me or a very few select people with thiss issue, because I can find nothing anywhere about others having the same issue. I'll be happy to provide information for people to help me on this issue. I'd love to have this bug fixed for me, can't do hardly anything without interaction.

Just decided to set up LSPDFR. Tried before, but found it confusing. Just got into it again today, and got the game working. I can go on duty, equip things just fine, and patrol. I get callouts and can accept them and go to/chase suspects. All is fine with that. The only MAJOR issue I have, is that I cannot interact with peds. I tried the menus (B and M or N), and nothing works there. For example; I had a suspect at gunpoint after a chase (no other units), and I couldn't do anything when walking up to the suspect. No prompts to arrest, frisk, interact; nothing. I assume that it's just me or a very few select people with thiss issue, because I can find nothing anywhere about others having the same issue. I'll be happy to provide information for people to help me on this issue. I'd love to have this bug fixed for me, can't do hardly anything without interaction.