LSPDFR Players Hit With Crashes, Compatibility Conflicts After Recent GTA Updates

ScriptHookV v3788.0, tied to GTA V's March 18 build, set off a wave of crash reports and compatibility failures inside the LCPDFR community, with active forum threads now collecting repro steps as mod authors work to identify a confirmed known-good version set.

Two symptoms are dominating the reports. The first is a hard crash or hang on game launch when RAGE Plugin Hook loads alongside both dinput8.dll and ScriptHookV.dll. Users confirmed that disabling both ASI loaders allowed the game to start cleanly, isolating the conflict to the interaction between those files and RAGE-based tooling rather than a corrupted game install. The second symptom is subtler: players running LSPDFR 0.4.9 with RageNativeUI 1.9.3 on an otherwise current setup reported Emergency Uniforms Pack items missing entirely from the police locker. One poster confirmed the failure reproduced on a fresh Windows install, ruling out leftover binaries or registry drift as the cause.

The logs point directly at native mismatches. Entries flagging "PedInventory invalid when assigning weapons to peds" appeared during the transition into duty, a pattern consistent with build-specific offset changes introduced when ScriptHookV v3788.0 updated how it exposes or maps natives. When those mappings shift, RAGE plugins that depend on stable RPH or SHVDN glue layers can mis-assign native structures, producing anything from missing uniform data in EUP lockers to immediate soft-locks.

If the game is crashing on startup, back up then remove dinput8.dll and ScriptHookV.dll from the GTA V root directory and attempt a clean launch. If the game starts without them, the conflict is confirmed as an ASI loader interaction with the current RPH build. From there, test using only the RPH bundled with LSPDFR 0.4.9 before reintroducing any additional ASI files one at a time. If EUP items are missing but the game launches, verify the full plugin stack, specifically LSPDFR 0.4.9, ScriptHookV v3788.0, and RageNativeUI 1.9.3, and check whether the issue persists after clearing non-essential plugins from the plugins folder. Forum responders are explicitly warning against switching to beta or nightly builds as a shortcut, since those introduce their own RPH-sensitive conflicts on top of the existing mismatch.

Because multiple users reproduced the same symptoms independently, the LCPDFR thread is functioning as a live repro log. Anyone expecting a timely fix from mod authors should post the full log file from the affected LSPDFR session, the exact GTA V build number, the ScriptHookV version string from ScriptHookV.log, a complete plugin list with version numbers, and confirmation of whether the isolated ASI loader test was attempted. That combination of data is what plugin authors need to map the failure to a specific version interaction and greenlight a patch.