Cyan

Traffic Policer is definitely causing your issue. I've not personally checked the plugin, as I don't use it, but it was updated March 1st so I assume it has been updated for 0.4. Perhaps you haven't installed it in the correct place?

Your issue is being caused by outdated version of Traffic Policer. I hightly recommend that you start LSPDFR 0.4 on a fresh installation, and add plugins in which have been updated to work with 0.4.

One of your plugins is outdated. [3/13/2019 12:42:29 PM.115] LSPD First Response: ------------------------------ [3/13/2019 12:42:29 PM.115] LSPD First Response: Stack trace: [3/13/2019 12:42:29 PM.115] LSPD First Response: at Interaction_.Menu.<>c__DisplayClass151_0.<getDriverInfo>b__0() [3/13/2019 12:42:29 PM.116] at Rage.GameFiber.Main() By your log, the thing causing the crash is Interaction_, which looks like Interaction+. However, I'm confused if this is your issue since you said you removed your plugins one by one?

Your topic has been moved to LSPDFR 0.4 Support. Please post in the correct location in the future.

Your topic has been moved to LSPDFR 0.4 Support. Please post in the correct location in the future.

Your topic has been moved to LSPDFR 0.4 Support. Please post in the correct location in the future. LSPDFR is designed to be used on an unmodified game. You may want to keep a seperate folder for your LSPDFR install and FIveM install.

This is still being worked on and we hope to have changes announced shortly.

We actually have a wiki about all the new features in 0.4, and we have an item on the sync system here: We don't do anything that should hold up the game's threads nor anything particularly taxing, so there is no noticeable impact.

Try starting the game fully first, and when GTA V is running run the RAGEPluginHook.

It's covered here, it's the first item:

Put them in LSPDFR.ini. However, I think pretty much everything there (except maybe the AmbientSpawn.MaxCopsInArea ?) hasn't helped anyone with the performance issues.

That's debugging information for developers, and shows the path of the code relative to the PC it was built on. It's not something that will affect play.

Your topic has been moved to LSPDFR 0.4 Support. Please post in the correct location in the future. Post the RAGEPluginHook.log.

Nope, requires the latest version.

Stuff gets a little different when you start handling multiple terabytes and tens of thousands of users per day. However, we have plans in place to make our CAPTCHA system a little less annoying for members.

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Tell them to e-mail management (at) this website domain dot com.

That user wasn't banned. I'm unsure what part of that you are failing to understand?

Someone who is stealing and unlocking your mods definitely is happy to jump through those hoops...

I mean that's exactly what you're asking us to do. You aren't asking for us to maintain your downloads in a public way -- because that would be impossible with the conditions you have asked for.

We are limited to performing actions which are actually within our power.

We cannot control what people do with your mods (outside of the site) when you have made them public. I think that's what it really boils down to.

This is a public mod site. Let's say we did ban the member in question, hell let's even say we start requiring a membership. Do you really think it's that difficult to set up a fake account? Do you really think IP blocks are effective? We have had hugely persistent trolls over the ~10 years of running LCPDFR.com. In our experience, nothing will stop someone who wants to cause problems and damage.

We can't comment on individual moderation cases for privacy reasons, but you are free to personally contact me or our community manager if you feel something wasn't done properly.

DMCA is on the copyright holder to enforce, we aren't the copyright holder for your mods.