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Completely uninstall any existing version of ELS; Place the ELS.asi, the ELS folder, and the AdvancedHook.dll into your main GTAIV game directory (this is the same folder that houses the gtaiv.exe file); unless you already possess the following files and they are more recent than the ones provided, place the dsound.dll and ScriptHook.dll files into your main GTAIV game directory; if you do not already have any, download and install pro-ELS vehicle models to use with ELS; (update any existing vehicle configurations files you may have to the latest ELS version standard, as older VCFs may be incompatible with new ELS versions); open, configure the ELS.ini file and the ELS vehicle configuration file(s) from the ELS folder to suit your needs, save them; and, launch your game. This is directly from the ELS User Guide. Read that for everything you will ever to need to know about ELS.

Not only is this the wrong section, .95 is no longer supported. Update to 1.0c; if you still have problems post in the correct section linked below. Nothing to see here! This topic has been closed by LCPDFR.com staff as it has been posted in the wrong forum section. This forum is not for LCPDFR support requests. Please post your topic in the LCPDFR Support Forum instead, following the clearly presented instructions there. If you feel that this topic has been closed in error, please report this post.

The memory full error will always happen when you close the game with LCPDFR installed. This is because of the way the taser is installed. You can fix this by manually installing the taser, there is a tutorial in the knowledge base section for LCPDFR. It isn't really a problem though, just a crash when you close the game. Logs will be generated every time you play the game, you don't need to run the diagnostic tool for them. They are located in the root GTA folder and are either .log or .txt.

True. The person below me likes to play simulator games like Train Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator.

Pressing J once will turn on all of the lights except the secondaries. You can then press K to turn them on and off. Pressing J again will turn all of the lights off.

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When a vehicle comes with a VCF, you need to change _SLOTCONTROL.ini so ELS knows about it. Say a vehicle that is replacing the "police" model comes with a VCF called "CVPI.ini". You place CVPI.ini in the ELS folder, then open _SLOTCONTROL.ini and under [ POLICE ] change "File = default_config" to "File = CVPI". Also make sure Status = on. It should look like this: [ POLICE ] Status = on File = CVPI To have it so you go straight to stage 3 with one press, you need to change "LstgActivationType" to "Jump" in the VCF for the vehicle: LstgActivationType = Jump To stop the ambulance, either change the keybind for calling an ambulance in LCPDFR.ini or change the keybind for the menu in ELS.ini. Everything you ever need to know about ELS is included in the ELS User Guide. It will be extremely helpful.

^ Which is a type of mission in the default game, mods will make default missions crash if you try to do them.

Type forcecallout calloutname. I don't know the callout names, but if you type something invalid it will force a random callout. You can't end a callout until the suspect is dead or arrested. After that, you press Alt-E. If you are using a plugin, refer to that plugin's readme or ini file for any specific keys.

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I'm guessing you downloaded the automatic install that includes an advertisement. Use the alternative installer if you are not comfortable with this. Also, this: Nothing to see here! This topic has been closed by LCPDFR.com staff as it has been posted in the wrong forum section. This forum is not for LCPDFR support requests. Please post your topic in the LCPDFR Support Forum instead, following the clearly presented instructions there. If you feel that this topic has been closed in error, please report this post.

n? I'll need more to go on than "n." If it still isn't working then I don't know where to go from here. It still seems to be a dependency issue. Just try completely reinstalling LCPDFR from scratch using the manual installation.

You need to edit the Vehicle Configuration File (VCF) for that vehicle. The letter represents what type of lights are being used, according to the VCF (i.e. LEDS, Halogens, Strobes, etc.). Read the ELS User Guide for an in-depth explanation of the VCF.

Try installing this: http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=5555, 32 bit (x86) version. If there is still the problem after installing that, then try uninstalling the 64 bit version of the 2010 C++ Redistributable.

Are there AdvancedHook and AdvancedHookInit log files? If there is, then post them. If not, it is probably still a dependency issue. Also make sure the game is being run as an administrator and the GTA IV folder is not set to Read Only.

Well at least ScriptHookDotNet is loading now. If there is the Loader.loader error, then there should be a LCPDFR log now.

Make sure he has the ScriptHookDotNet depedencies installed: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=17718 http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555 http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35

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There's really no need for a dedicated sound card or network adapter, those are built into the motherboard. Quality shouldn't be much different.

Your build doesn't have a hard drive, 120 GB on an SSD isn't going to get you far. That GPU isn't exactly built for gaming, it's a GT. The GTX series is for gaming. I highly doubt it will run any modern, graphic intensive game on ultra high settings.

Also, asilog is the xlive.dll log. Make sure you don't have both dsound and xlive in your directory, you need only one.

Uninstall the 64 bit version of Microsoft C++ Redistributable and see if it works.

Use >Indicator Script

You have to use the ScriptHook that comes with LCPDFR. Even if you have all of the dependencies installed, try downloading and installing them anyway. The only issue I can think of is not having all of the dependencies. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35 http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555 http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30653