YakinDaks

Post an updated RPH log after addressing the previously mentioned issues. PoliceSmartRadio is very outdated as well.

Post RagePluginHook.log from your main directory.

Not sure if it’s your only issue, but the log states that you’re running an outdated version of LSPDFR. Update to the latest and try again.

Your SHVDN log seems to indicate and that you are missing the “scripts” folder as well as the “ScriptHookVDotNet.ini” file I’m not overly familiar with these logs as SHVDN is known to cause crashes. Try and resolve those issues and see if you get any further.

Huh, I must not have noticed as I have 1.9.3 saved in a separate folder. I guess I’m too accustomed to ignoring the RagePluginUI file within mods as they’re often outdated. Yeah, that’s tough. If you can, grab an SSD at some point. They’re pretty affordable these days. In the meantime, try and only install one or two mods at a time, then make sure it’s stable before adding anything else. Your log is still flagging the CalloutInterfaceAPI.dll for SuperCallouts as missing. It should be in your GTA V folder.

Nothing aside from necessary background processes running. Rolled back to a previous stable folder so all is working now. Something still seems to be using excessive memory, though I’m not sure what. 15.6gb when running LSPDFR, between 9-11gb use on vanilla.

Your RageNativeUI appears to be outdated, update to version 1.9.2. https://github.com/alexguirre/RAGENativeUI/releases CalloutInterfaceAPI.dll also appears outdated. This is sometimes included in callout files. If it is included, it needs to replace the existing file to update. Not sure if that’s all your issues, but try those and report back.

SimpleCTRL is flagging RageNativeUi as outdated, though it seems you have the latest build (1.9.2). There’s also an error with the VehicleKeys plugin. Did you recently install something new and if so did you make a backup of your GTA V directory prior to installing?

Good day. For once I’m a bit stumped. Game runs well (though it does nearly max out RAM) and I’ve tried my best to be meticulous about adding mods and editing configurations. However, I still occasionally get crashes such as this. Any ideas? I was told it may be Scene Manager, but if that’s the case I’m at a loss as I’ve not found anything comparable for managing traffic. That particular plugin seems to function well in-game. Thanks in advance! RagePluginHook.log

You’ve installed these vehicles to your “mods “ folder? Does the game run if you rename said folder to “_mods”?

You seem to be missing or have misconfigured an xml for GrammarPolice, but I’m not sure that’s entirely the problem. Not sure if all your mods are still supported. Do you have a proper backup of your GTA V directory to roll back to?

Bump

Yeah, that’s why it’s suggested you make a backup of your directory before installing new mods. Personally, I’ll only install one or two mods, then start the game and test it for a good while. If it seems stable, I’ll copy my directory and label it “Stable” with the date before attempting to add anything else. Saves a ton of time, especially after spending hours configuring xmls.

Post the RagePluginHook.log from your GTA V directory (it’s a text document).

From my understanding the mods folder contains any changes to models and textures such as clothing, weapons, static objects, and vehicles. This way the game pulls that data from the folder, leaving the base game data intact. So when you rename the folder, the game runs off the base data.

Yeah, it disables everything in that folder. It’s likely whatever you last added is causing the issue. Unfortunately, I can’t direct you on how to fix it aside from rebuilding your “mods” folder from scratch. If you have the storage space, you should make a backup of your GTA V directory prior to installing additional mods. That way if it something goes wrong (which is pretty much guaranteed at some point), you can rollback to the stable folder.

Did you install your vehicles within the mods folder? If so, rename it to _mods and see if the game launches.

You could try using a gameconfig with reduced traffic and pedestrian spawns. Setting priority to high from task manager may help, though I’ve not personally noticed a difference.

Eh.. someone more knowledgeable will likely chime in with better advice. Going forward, make sure to back up your GTA V directory before installing additional mods. That way if something fails you can just rollback to a stable build. Takes a bit extra storage space, but saves a lot of headaches.

If you’re interested, the problem with Thero’s pack seems to be that the carcols.meta included is blank, so it must be excluded. I followed the install instructions from the video on the mod page (which is a bit different from the usual method) and it works excellent, though I may make a tutorial myself as the narration is a bit unorganized. Definitely make backups of your GTA V directory as you go. I’ve made a habit of only installing one or two mods at a time, testing them, then copying my directory and labeling it “Stable” with the date. Anything goes wrong after an install, just revert back to the stable build. Saves a lot of headaches, especially after hours of modifying xmls. I’m kinda surprised you’ve gotten this far. I wouldn’t have thought the game would run on a Mac as they aren’t typically suited for gaming. Left Control + P is the default to bring up the ELS interface display. That’s unfortunate. It’s definitely more difficult to mod than say a Bethesda game, but there’s a certain rewarding feel to it once you understand and things start working smoothly. Best of luck to you!

I’m far from the resident expert on reading these logs, so maybe someone else will chime in. Are you running the latest version (1.9.2) of RageNativeUI as found below? https://github.com/alexguirre/RAGENativeUI/releases

I’m not the best at deciphering these, but Forestry Callouts says it’s missing Grammar Police and there appears to be an error with TAGsCallouts.