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From Steam, Epic or Rockstar Games directly.

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https://www.lcpdfr.com/forums/topic/89691-read-will-save-your-time-common-issues-fixes-and-bugs/ 2nd point

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I unfortuantely cannot reproduce your issue.

LSPDFR will only work on the latest version of the game. It does not work on pirated or outdated versions.

Your topic has been moved to LSPDFR 0.4 Support. Please post in the correct location in the future. Update your GTA V to the latest version. Then, get the latest RPH from the LSPDFR download, not their website. See https://www.lcpdfr.com/lspdfr/how-to-install/

Update your GTA V.

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Your topic has been moved to GTA V Support, this is not LSPDFR related. Please post in the correct location in the future. Scripthook V .NET has a critical bug / design flaw in handling fibres that can occur more with RPH installed. LMS reported this a while back but I don't think anyone has fixed it. There's also a few people in their bug tracker experiencing similar CTD issues.

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LSPDFR crashing at that point means your mods folder is invalid. Something in there is corrupt or installed incorrectly. Rename mods to _mods and see if it still happens.

Hello @Cavasi The install.xml references folders from its perspective. So what you want to do, is rename the folder you've created as something like mymod. Then create a folder called replace, and move everything that isn't install.xml into it. So you end up with a structure like: mymod/install.xml mymod/replace/police.yft mymod/replace/police.ytd mymod/replace/police_hi.yft etc This seemed to work for me, but I only tested the police:

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Please read the informational notice above the LSPDFR file. It has been re-submitted to Microsoft for analysis, and from what I can tell, the latest updated definitions fix the issue.

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I don't think any callouts should require it, but I at least know one that has a dependency on Scripthook V .NET for some reason. The majority have no reliance on anything apart from their own dependencies, LSPDFR and RPH.

You may want to use something like Visual Studio Code to edit the XML files, you seemed to have an error on OnFoot.xml, on line 126: