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Configuration

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Cryptic Callouts includes a configuration file that allows you to customise supported features and settings.

The available options may change between versions, so always refer to the configuration file included with the version of Cryptic Callouts you have installed.


Finding the Configuration File

The Cryptic Callouts configuration file is installed alongside the plugin within your LSPDFR installation.

The exact file name and available settings are provided with the mod.

Keep the configuration file in its intended location. Moving or deleting it may cause your settings to be lost or prevent the plugin from loading correctly.

Editing the Configuration

You can edit the configuration file using a standard text editor.

Before making changes:

  1. Close GTA V and RagePluginHook.
  2. Create a backup of your current configuration file.
  3. Open the configuration file using a text editor.
  4. Change only the settings you understand.
  5. Save the file before launching the game.
Incorrectly formatting the configuration file may cause Cryptic Callouts to ignore settings or fail to load correctly.

Enabling and Disabling Features

Depending on your version of Cryptic Callouts, the configuration may allow individual features or callouts to be enabled or disabled.

This allows you to customise the plugin around your preferred gameplay experience.

If you are troubleshooting a problem, disable or change one setting at a time. This makes it easier to identify which setting may be causing unexpected behaviour.

Resetting Your Configuration

If you make changes that cause problems, you can restore your previous configuration using the backup you created.

If no backup is available, reinstalling or replacing the configuration file with the original version may restore the default settings.

Replacing your configuration file may remove your custom settings.
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