Rich

Update your game.

For now.

You have an XML error, possibly with stations_sahp.xml Remove or replace it within the lspdfr/data/custom folder.

Nobody knows. You can try ASI Support if you insist on not waiting patiently for ScripthookV.

Upload your RagePluginHook.log (text file) from your GTA V directory.

Have you installed any mods between now and the last time it worked?

Check your game settings and make sure notifications (phone alerts) aren't disabled. The last update was January 17th.

Open the Rockstar launcher or whichever game service you bought the game through and update the game. I can't tell you the exact steps to do so because I don't know what platform you have it on. You'll have to Google it if you don't know how. You're assuming he bought it on Steam. Even if he did, he doesn't need to delete the .exe to verify his files.

I don't understand if you're trying to update or revert.

Should automatically update through Rockstar's launcher, or whatever game manager you bought the game through.

There is a significant difference between a Rage crash and a game crash. If your game crashed, have you tried removing the mods you recently added to see if that fixes it? Did you test each mod one by one as you installed them to ensure they work individually?

Probably need to update your mods folder.

...you need to update Rage. Look at the bottom left corner of your Rage window.

You need to update Rage.

Which means something in your mods folder is broken, so you need to either figure out what it is and remove it, or start with a new mods folder.

Try renaming your mods folder to _mods and launching again.

Then don't use the mods that require it.

No.

You still can. Most mods do not require ScripthookV.

Let us know when you write your own software and are willing to maintain it promptly, for free, for an unknown number of years. ScripthookV isn't required for LSPDFR anyways.

https://docs.ragepluginhook.net/html/M_Rage_RelationshipGroup_SetRelationshipWith.htm

You could work with RelationshipGroups

if(!ped.CurrentVehicle) or if(ped.IsOnFoot)

Instead of maintaining a database, another solution would be to have an XML file to keep track of the data. The same file could be used and constantly modified across play sessions. Most people use Bejo's plugins, so he would need to be the one to implement this so it plays nicely with his other plugins.