@delavicci ... sure ... for the record I'm on Windows 10 x64 (Version 1803 Build 17134.81) ...
1. Goto Control Panel > Programs and Features
2. Select 'Turn Windows features on or off' in the left panel
3. Uncheck '.NET Framework 4.7 Advanced Services'
4. Hit 'OK'
Since doing that, I haven't had a single script crash (period). Knock on wood. LOL
@delavicci doesn't seem to be, it seems to be an updated version of it based on release dates. I haven't gone through the two files to look for differences, but the v3 seems to be working much better than the one included with RDE.
@roca I think I am making progress on the crash issue. I haven't had a crash related to the scripts in a couple days now. What I ended up doing is disabling the .NET Framework 4.7 Advanced Series in Windows. I'm running Windows 10 x64 with the latest update (1803 - released April 2018).
Although I don't seem to be getting script crashes anymore, I am getting some memory crashes now. I attribute that to the out-of-date gameconfig included with RDE, and am experimenting with others. Right now I'm trying dilapidated's V3 gameconfig.
@Nick4091 You can still do as listed above, just skip step 2 since you already have RDE installed. I actually install RDE first myself, I just listed it the way I did above for clarity.
I'm still working on tracking down the cause of my crash after about an hour of play, and will update if/when I make any progress on that issue.
I can get this mod to work on b1365, but I have a problem with crashing after 45-90 minutes of play. It appears the error is a stack overflow in the SSR script (error code 0xc00000fd). I get the same issue in builds 1180, 1290 and 1365 so not sure what's going on there.
For anybody that wants to try to get it working, I've listed the steps below. Note that I have only done this on a clean mods folder, as recommended in the RDE installation instructions and haven't tried it with anything else installed in the mods folder.
STEPS FOR RDE ON GTA V b1365
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1. Create a copy of the original b1365 'update/update.rpf/common/data/extratitleupdate.meta' on your desktop.
2. Install RDE as usual.
3. Open OPENIV.
4. Copy the file from step 1 above to 'MODS/'update/update.rpf/common/data', overwriting the one RDE installed.
5. Go to 'MODS/'update/update.rpf/x64/rde' and copy weaponturrettank.meta to your desktop.
6. DELETE weaponturrettank.meta from 'MODS/'update/update.rpf/x64/rde' in OPENIV.
7. IMPORTANT: PAY ATTENTION TO THE LETTER CASE IN THE NEXT STEP. THIS IS WHAT CAUSES THE CRASH ON LOADING.
8. On your desktop, rename 'weaponturrettank.meta' to 'weaponTurretTank.meta'
9. Copy 'weaponTurretTank.meta' to 'MODS/'update/update.rpf/x64/rde'.
10. That's it, nothing else. Start GTA. It should now load fine.
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@delavicci ... sure ... for the record I'm on Windows 10 x64 (Version 1803 Build 17134.81) ...
1. Goto Control Panel > Programs and Features
2. Select 'Turn Windows features on or off' in the left panel
3. Uncheck '.NET Framework 4.7 Advanced Services'
4. Hit 'OK'
Since doing that, I haven't had a single script crash (period). Knock on wood. LOL
@delavicci doesn't seem to be, it seems to be an updated version of it based on release dates. I haven't gone through the two files to look for differences, but the v3 seems to be working much better than the one included with RDE.
@roca I think I am making progress on the crash issue. I haven't had a crash related to the scripts in a couple days now. What I ended up doing is disabling the .NET Framework 4.7 Advanced Series in Windows. I'm running Windows 10 x64 with the latest update (1803 - released April 2018).
Although I don't seem to be getting script crashes anymore, I am getting some memory crashes now. I attribute that to the out-of-date gameconfig included with RDE, and am experimenting with others. Right now I'm trying dilapidated's V3 gameconfig.
@Nick4091 You can still do as listed above, just skip step 2 since you already have RDE installed. I actually install RDE first myself, I just listed it the way I did above for clarity.
I'm still working on tracking down the cause of my crash after about an hour of play, and will update if/when I make any progress on that issue.
I can get this mod to work on b1365, but I have a problem with crashing after 45-90 minutes of play. It appears the error is a stack overflow in the SSR script (error code 0xc00000fd). I get the same issue in builds 1180, 1290 and 1365 so not sure what's going on there.
For anybody that wants to try to get it working, I've listed the steps below. Note that I have only done this on a clean mods folder, as recommended in the RDE installation instructions and haven't tried it with anything else installed in the mods folder.
STEPS FOR RDE ON GTA V b1365
-----------------------------
1. Create a copy of the original b1365 'update/update.rpf/common/data/extratitleupdate.meta' on your desktop.
2. Install RDE as usual.
3. Open OPENIV.
4. Copy the file from step 1 above to 'MODS/'update/update.rpf/common/data', overwriting the one RDE installed.
5. Go to 'MODS/'update/update.rpf/x64/rde' and copy weaponturrettank.meta to your desktop.
6. DELETE weaponturrettank.meta from 'MODS/'update/update.rpf/x64/rde' in OPENIV.
7. IMPORTANT: PAY ATTENTION TO THE LETTER CASE IN THE NEXT STEP. THIS IS WHAT CAUSES THE CRASH ON LOADING.
8. On your desktop, rename 'weaponturrettank.meta' to 'weaponTurretTank.meta'
9. Copy 'weaponTurretTank.meta' to 'MODS/'update/update.rpf/x64/rde'.
10. That's it, nothing else. Start GTA. It should now load fine.