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<font dir="auto" style="vertical-align: inherit;"><font dir="auto" style="vertical-align: inherit;">RagePluginHook.zip</font></font>

file:///C:/Program%20Files%20(x86)/Steam/steamapps/common/Grand%20Theft%20Auto%20V/RagePluginHook.log I can't share the file because it's larger than 4 MB. The log file is actually around 7 MB, but I've uploaded a link to it above so you can find it on Google. If you search, you'll find the log file. Thank you :)

Oh, okay, can you give me the link?

My file is already uploaded

Both of them... maybe I can send you a video to help you understand better.

Yes, I pressed it, and since that didn't work, I tried it manually with my own code, but lspdfr.ini ignored it and continued to forcibly read its own AI file, which is a bit annoying. Also, the police officers weren't aggressive at all

"Hi everyone, I've been playing LSPDFR for a while now, but I'm having a major issue with the pursuit AI. The police units are way too passive; they just follow the suspect from a distance in a 'convoy' style and never attempt to block the road or perform aggressive maneuvers like ramming or PIT. I tried to modify the 'lspdfr.ini' file to change the pursuit distances (like Chase.DistanceToCover), but the AI seems to completely ignore these settings. The units stay at a safe distance and just watch the suspect instead of stopping them. Is there any plan to fix this 'passive' AI in future updates? Or is there a way to make the base game units actually block the path of the suspect without relying on third-party scripts that often break? It's frustrating to see the police being so 'polite' during a high-speed chase. Any help or official word on this would be appreciated."

good