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No problem. Make sure to read the readme as Iconography said.

You should make your own one, with the files that are affected by the mod.

Glad I could help :)

You will have to remove all files from the steam directory when the steam portion of the uninstall is complete :)

I would recommend you following this guide (>www.lcpdfr.com/topic/25936-how-to-manually-install-the-lcpdfr-taser-in-lcpdfr-10/?p=204104). And it's no problem it's what I do :)

As the license says: NoDerivatives — If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you may not distribute the modified material. As long as you follow these terms, you should be fine. I would, however, ask the author to be sure.

The point of those mods is to provide more immersion to LCPDFR itself, it is entirely optional to use the mods.

No problem, make sure to ask if you run into any problems :)

Not officially no, but they should work fine. Some users have reported issues with the Policehelper when using LCPDFR 1.0a. Keep in mind that the more scripts you add, the more likely you are to crash. Remember to always add mods one by one, and test the game after each addition.

Open your LCPDFR.ini file and add the follow under [Main] PreloadAllModels=True Keep in mind that it may cause instability and crashes due to it loading all police models into the game.

No problem, hope all goes well :)

Not the entire commond folder, but the Grand Theft Auto IV folder after you have removed it from Steam.

That would be it, you need to install all mods one by one and then test the game. And yes it should, to be safe; go to the GTA IV directory after uninstall is complete and delete any left-over files.

These two: -availablevidmem "1.1" -percentvidmem "100" Work against eachother, there is no reason to have both of them. With the first one, you are restricting the game to 1.1 (amount of memory avalible) but then with -percentvidmem "100", you are telling it to use all of it, and thus scrapping the first one. Just a heads up. I would suggest you using this, OP: -novblank -norestrictions -percentvidmem 100 -novsync -frameLimit 0 -nomemrestrict If you do not feel a improvement with that commandline, consider using this instead: -renderquality 0 -shadowdensity 0 -texturequality 0 -viewdistance 0 -detailquality 0 -novblank -norestrictions -percentvidmem 100 -minspecaudio -novsync -renderquality 0 -frameLimit 0 -nomemrestrict

I think you will have to remove your savegame files, as they may cause some issues when loading the game. The save files are located in 2 different places. X:Users%username%AppDataLocalRockstar GamesGTA IVsavegames X:Users%username%DocumentsRockstar GamesGTA IVsavegames

When you installed LCPDFR, which version did you use? If you chose 1.0, did you choose the manual or automatic installer?

No map is officially compatible with LCPDFR, traffic stops will work but pursuits will most likely be bugged.

Could I see a screenshot of your GTA IV directory, and we'll take it from there.

No problem, good luck :)

What was the most recent change you made to the game?

It happens if you do not have enough RAM to play the game, or if you have been playing for a longer period of time. Try decreasing your in-game settings.

No, then you should be all set. I'll be looking into this, but it is getting close to 4 am here, so I will get back at you.

You don't have to delete it, you just have to make sure that the trainer keys are disabled by going to your GTA IV folder, open trainer.ini, hit CTRL+F, type in KeyBindingsDisabled=0, click on Find Next and replace 0 with 1. This should solve your issue.

Alright. Could you use the manual installation package for LCPDFR 1.0?

Are you using the simple native trainer?