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  1. WesternGamer
    @Ian10 I think it is something to do with LML as it has logging that can get intense, unless you set the logging level to 2 in the lml.ini file.
  2. WesternGamer
    @HunterMysterouis hunter Make sure that asi loader (version.dll) is updated. The one included is outdated.
  3. WesternGamer
    @ReflectedMantis Red Dead Offline does not need the trainer, it actually needs version.dll from the trainer which is responsible for loading the online assets, but there is now a dedicated download page for version.dll.
  4. WesternGamer
    @TheeJimBoyCalloway Make sure that all the files are installed. Make sure that you have the latest scripthook and asi loader. Also if you have another trainer like Rampage, it is recommended to use that instead.
  5. WesternGamer
    @lgoins I would not recommend using the mod manager as it is more of a pain than manually installing. And I think the mod manager was actually asking you to select the game folder, not the lml folder.
  6. WesternGamer
    @Thegamerman LML does not indicate ingame if it is working. Looking at the folder, log files are being generated, so I believe it is working. Do you have any lml mods installed? If not, the game will act like that lml is not installed. Also remove dinput8.dll as version.dll does the same thing and I would want to eliminate that as a possible problem.
  7. WesternGamer
    I think NativeInterop.dll is required for LST to work but it probably interferes with ModManager.NativeInterop.dll from LML.
  8. WesternGamer
    @Aztec2012 Remove NativeInterop.dll if you have LML installed.
  9. WesternGamer
    @snarkz691 @NateHiggers Make sure that you use version.dll from asi loader, not the version.dll that comes included with Lenny's Simple Trainer.
  10. WesternGamer
    @AmbiguousZenithar Try using version.dll, if you have not already. Also make sure that you install the mod correctly; the folder of the mod should be in the LML folder and the folder of the mod should contain a install.xml file.
  11. WesternGamer
    There is no user workaround but I might modify the base to support the RDR2 texture formats.
  12. WesternGamer
    I am the creator of the RDR2 Texture Toolkit. You are probably unable to convert some textures to ytd files because the tool is unable to accept some file texture formats. The tool accepts dds texture files, but there are different versions of dds texture files. This tool is basically the GTA5 Texture Toolkit, but with a ytd file converter that converts GTA5 ytd files to RDR2 ytd files. RDR2 has some dds texture file versions that don't exist in GTA5. You are probably trying to convert one of the dds files that GTA5 does not have, causing the tool to not recognize the file.
  13. WesternGamer
    @Lord Nibbles And if you have version.dll already, make sure that you dont accidentally overwrite it with the one included.
  14. WesternGamer
    @Micromot You welcome and thanks for telling that you resolved the issue.
  15. WesternGamer
    @selfmade808 It probably wouldn't, but give it a shot anyways.
  16. WesternGamer
    @selfmade808 Mods stating that dinput8.dll is required doesn't necessarily mean that it is explicitly required. Using dinput8.dll may break lml mods that require online assets loaded by version.dll. It can also break asi mods that use functions provided by version.dll. Also my version.dll doesn't make any beeps when i launch the game. It makes the beeps only when you have outfit changer or LST installed. The author of asi loader may have accidentally left that statement in the page. LML shouldn't be the cause of the crash as there is nothing to cause a crash from LML.
  17. WesternGamer
    @Micromot Asi loader should not be making beeping sounds. I would recommend removing NativeInterop.dll as it is known to cause RDR2 to crash.
  18. WesternGamer
    version.dll is the replacement for dinput8.dll.
  19. WesternGamer
    @Pro Crastination LMS should remove or update the included asi loader so that users don't accidentally install the old version.dll. The included asi loader is probably contributing to the issues that users are getting.
  20. WesternGamer
    @ekans.oakekane I am not the author of Pimp My Horse. Please contact the actual author.
  21. WesternGamer
    @BlackAppaX Try unblocking the files that you downloaded. It is in my troubleshooting guide under section 2. If that does not fix the issue, remove NativeInterop.dll as it is known to cause RDR2 to crash.
  22. WesternGamer
    @BlackAppaX The beeps are not coming from asi loader, it is coming from lst or outfit changer. Also don't remove the ScriptHook else asi mods wont work and can cause the game to crash. Make sure that you are using the latest version of rdr2 and that you are using the latest version of lml. Also use ab's ScriptHook. Make sure that you install lml and that ScriptHook is installed at the same time.
  23. WesternGamer
    @shadowcreed4 That is the mod manager, not LML. LML is probably working, but you will have to install the mods manually.
  24. WesternGamer
    @Senyu It should work on beta 10.
  25. WesternGamer
    @SenyuYou need to use that latest version of RDR2 for the latest version of lml, ab scripthookrdr2, and asi loader.
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