@KamiSeb
Texture loss is another symptom of getting to the edge of the memory limit.
If you choose your vehicles wisely (meaning: the ones you spawn often are small-sized (by file size), the ones that are big in file size are spawned less often), you can avoid that. And of course, if you have only 2-3GB of VRAM, you'll have a harder time avoiding that.

@AYUSH74 Great man, good to see this old tutorial is still being helpful.

When you mod your game, the most important rule is to always make backups before making any changes, so even though Steam does restore your game files to the originals more efficiently and easily, you should always have a copy of your latest working files so it doesn't really matter.

@Yavar007 Out of memory error or just the "stops working" error? Either way. Do you have the modded gameconfig? Check the last few secs of the video.

Hey guys! This is not really a request but an idea. One of my favorite BMW M cars is the E36 M3. There are a couple of them available on the website, but none of them are really good quality.

We have Forza Motorsport 7 now as a game to convert from, and it has the E36 (Horizon 3 has it too btw). If any mod maker would consider making this car, it would be awesome. We have great M3 models from every single other generation of the 3 series.

@Cyron43 I use the mods folder, so I replaced the sentinel .yft and ytd files back to the originals from the original x64e.rpf, copied the sentinel2's vehicles.meta, carcols and handling lines from the original to the mods folder files, sentinel2_mods.rpf is also restored. My original files are also 2 weeks old only, that's when I last reinstalled the game. Couldn't find any more sentinel2.ytd or yft files anywhere else.

Nothing?

@Sammy1970 Not that much of a hassle actually, I have a tutorial on that on this site.

You can add any cars below 20mb of total filesize to the traffic without issues

@Sammy1970 Do you add your car packs to the traffic?

You have corrupt files. MD5 checksum and/or restoring backups.