Rich

Why? Try playing with your mods folder disabled for a bit to see if the crashes stop happening.

You could just try verifying your game files first.

Try restarting your computer.

Upload your RagePluginHook.log (text file) located in your GTA V main directory.

What are you having trouble with? All you have to do is drag and drop the files into your GTA directory.

Have you made exceptions in your anti-virus, including Windows Defender, for RPH? Have you tried loading GTA without Rage, then loading Rage once in-game? Have you tried restarting your computer? I know the last question seems trivial, but if I play RDR2 then switch to GTA, GTA crashes when I try launching it with Rage. I have to either start GTA then Rage, or restart my computer.

Something is broken in your mods folder. If you haven't updated your updates.rpf in OpenIV, you need to do that. If you've done that and it's still crashing, then one of your mods is causing the crash. You'll need to figure out which one and remove it.

Log doesn't show anything. Can you launch GTA without Rage?

Increase your PluginTimeoutThreshold from 10000 to 60000 in your Rage settings.

Have you tried launching Rage after launching the game normally?

Does GTA load without Rage?

Renaming your mods folder to _mods disables it.

https://www.lcpdfr.com/forums/topic/99379-coastal-callouts-support-thread/

Bummer. Do you know what you have to do now?

Did you test each mod as you added it to ensure they work?

Did you add any mods to it?

Did you update your mods folder in OpenIV? Something inside is broken.

Are you using a mods folder? If so, have you tried disabling it?

You could run a loop on an object displaying it's persistence status. See at what point (distance) the status changes. I haven't encountered this issue, so I wonder if something else is changing their persistence.

Setting an entity as persistent should work. Can you give an example of something it doesn't seem to be working with?

I've enjoyed the comments so far, thanks for sharing. This is awesome. Reach out any time if you need help.

People enjoy LSPDFR for different reasons. I'd like to hear about your experiences in LSPDFR that made you think, "woah, that was awesome. That's why I play this!" Admittedly I don't play much, but I enjoy when my character or choices I've made are remembered and referenced in other situations. It helps promote the illusion that what I'm doing has meaning and purpose.

I don't have it open anymore, but I googled something along the lines of making AI use vehicle weapons.