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Something to do with some custom asset not being loaded properly, I wouldn’t know how to fix that though. R* editor is very picky when it wants to work sadly
Yes I tought that mby is server or assets so I turned all custom assets + MLOs off but sadly didnt help.
I also tried to connect on some random server with diffrent game build (lower) and then deleted the cache and tried rockstar editor (replay mode) but was same error.
I honestly dont know what could be wrong. Only thing left is to reinstall windows completly
If you change your build to 3059 when using rockstar editor, it shows what stream file that crashes. For me it was the NTeam mlo’s that made it not work. Removing them made it work
Sorry, I couldn’t find the proper fix, R* Editor in FiveM is extreamly sensitive. One random server restart it started working (There were no changes what so ever). But after some editing some new error showed up while I was trying to export video.
Not really, one day it just started working. For the Rockstar Editor to work properly in a FiveM server, you need a highly optimized server—no custom clothing or too many poorly made MLOs.
I suggest (high success rate):
Clip the footage on the server,
Press F8 and type quit,
Reopen FiveM and go to the Replay Editor,
Create a project and start editing,
Save the project, then press F8 and type quit,
Open FiveM again, go to the Replay Editor, and select the project you worked on (DON’T EDIT IT—JUST SELECT IT!),
Start exporting it and hope it doesn’t crash. (This works for me.)