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FENDT FARMER

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  2. Very problem as RPH / GTA 5

    FENDT FARMER posted a topic in Legacy
    Hello, I'm experiencing a crash every time I launch GTA V through RAGE Plugin Hook. My configuration: - GTA V Legacy (Steam) - Game version: 1.0.3889.0 - RAGE Plugin Hook: v1.131.1424.17745 - Windows 11 - NVIDIA RTX 4070 The game works perfectly when launched normally through Steam. However, when launching through RAGE Plugin Hook: - Rockstar Launcher opens correctly. - GTA starts. - I briefly see the GTA logo. - The screen turns black. - RAGE Plugin Hook becomes "Not Responding". - GTA closes. I already tested the following: - Fresh installation of GTA. - Fresh installation of RAGE Plugin Hook. - BattlEye disabled. - Windows Defender exclusions. - No LSPDFR. - No plugins folder. - No ScriptHookV. - No OpenIV. - No dinput8.dll. - No version.dll. - No ReShade. - No graphics mods. The crash happens even with only RAGE Plugin Hook installed. The log always stops at: Initializing texture system; phase 14 It also contains: Failed to retrieve D3D call in reasonable time, changing hooking mode There is no exception, no crash report and no Windows Event Viewer error. Has anyone experienced this issue or knows how to solve it? Thank you.

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