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@vzlesak Looks like its still looking for PoliceSmartRadio. A FileNotFoundException is where its looking for a file but hasn't been able to find it. [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: ============================== [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: UNHANDLED EXCEPTION DURING GAME FIBER TICK [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: ------------------------------ [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: Origin: Game fiber "<UNNAMED THREAD>". [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: ------------------------------ [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: Exception type: System.IO.FileNotFoundException [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: Exception message: Nelze načíst soubor nebo sestavení PoliceSmartRadio, Version=1.2.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null nebo jeden z jejich závislých prvků. Systém nemůže nalézt uvedený soubor. [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: ------------------------------ [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: Inner exceptions: [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: ------------------------------ [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.018] LSPD First Response: Stack trace: [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.019] LSPD First Response: at ForceACallout.Main.<>c.<DutyStateChange>b__2_0() [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.019] at Rage.GameFiber.Main() [7/17/2019 3:31:02 PM.019] LSPD First Response: ==============================

Hallo @GalaxyKiller990, Bitte erwägen Sie, Rage Plugin Hook als Administrator auszuführen oder eine Ausnahme in Ihrer Antivirensoftware für Ihr GTA 5-Verzeichnis zu erstellen.

Hi @hassan10, Please provide a copy of your Rage Plugin Hook log file, located in your root GTA V directory.

Hi @vzlesak, This appears to be an error in the PoliceSmartRadio plugin, not LSPDFR directly. Below is the excerpt you're looking for! 🙂 [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] LSPD First Response: ------------------------------ [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] LSPD First Response: Inner exceptions: [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] LSPD First Response: ------------------------------ [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] LSPD First Response: Stack trace: [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] LSPD First Response: at System.Enum.TryParseEnum(Type enumType, String value, Boolean ignoreCase, EnumResult& parseResult) [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] at System.Enum.Parse(Type enumType, String value, Boolean ignoreCase) [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] at System.Windows.Forms.KeysConverter.ConvertFrom(ITypeDescriptorContext context, CultureInfo culture, Object value) [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] at PoliceSmartRadio.DisplayHandler.SetupUserGeneralSettings() [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] at PoliceSmartRadio.DisplayHandler.SetupTextures() [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] at PoliceSmartRadio.DisplayHandler.InitialiseTextures(Boolean FirstTime) [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] at PoliceSmartRadio.PoliceSmartRadio.MainLogic() [7/17/2019 10:25:23 AM.029] at Rage.GameFiber.Main()

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Basically, When you've got scripts running in your game, chances are that "things" are happening in one of two ways. on event on tick Don't worry about events. On Tick, simply means, every time the game renders a frame (this definition can vary depending on game engine etc, but this definition will do for explaining this). Lets say you want to check whether the user is within 5 meters of the bar area of Tequi-la-la's. To do that, every time the game renders a frame (lets say sixty times a second), you need to run a function that says (pseudo code)... if (Player.DistanceTo(tequilaBar) <= 5f) thenDoSomething(); Now, that's a really simple, fairly un-taxing call to make. Now imagine, you've got to check whether or not the next callout is triggered, the position of AI vehicles that are being managed by the plugin, any events being raised by callout plugins etc. Every second. This is generally why framerate will drop when running LSPDFR (especially with additional callout packs etc). Now, @LMS (and the development team) is and incredibly talented programmer, and I'm sure that he's found ways of dealing with this to optimise the experience as best he can. But there's always going to be some kind of framerate impact. With callout plugins, you find that (even with the ones following the best practices) they are often not perfectly optimised for the way that LSPDFR handles them. Which is why you'll see a more exponential drop when using these. Anywho, I hope this has settled your query somewhat 🙂

"Near riot", as someone who lives near this city, and have watched the footage (from 2017), they were just rubber necking and getting a bit rowdy. Describing it as a riot is a bit sensationalist.

Look through the .ytd for anything regarding lights. These textures will stand out as they will have lots of red and blue. Take note that they may have a certain opacity. Basically, you need to replace any red lights with blue ones (which you can copy from the existing blue lights).

Considering that you're brand new to textures, you're not doing bad at all! It looks pretty mint in all honesty. Are you using Photoshop or Paint.net/Gimp/etc One thing that you might not notice as a newer texture dev is that you sometimes need to rotate the sides of the livery to match the template. Consider the last screenshot and hot the text, logo, and stripe are straight across, and doesn't quite match the lower edge of the vehicle. If that makes sense?

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