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PatrolPulse Callouts 0.1.0

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About This File


An officer has missed multiple status checks. Dispatch can give you an approximate area

and nothing else — no marker on the incident, and no description of what happened. You

find that out by working the scene.

PatrolPulse Callouts is built around investigation rather than markers and scripted

dialogue queues. Version 0.1.0 contains one deep callout: Abandoned Police Cruiser.

How it plays

1. Search the approximate last-known area — a radius, not a waypoint.

2. Find the abandoned cruiser: door open, engine running, nobody inside.

3. Inspect the vehicle.

4. Search the ground nearby for the officer's discarded radio.

5. One of six incidents develops around you.

The outcome is chosen once per callout and is never named in dispatch, subtitles, help

text, scanner audio, or logs. Two scenes that look identical can end completely

differently.

The six outcomes

- Foot pursuit — the officer left the car chasing someone.

- Officer down — secure the scene and call EMS. Whether the paramedics bring them

  back is decided at the scene, not before.

- Abducted — a BOLO that dispatch reissues against fresh sightings as the suspect

  vehicle moves.

- Ambush — the scene was bait. Deliberately much rarer than the rest.

- Needs assistance — the officer is outnumbered, away from the car.

- False alarm — a dead portable radio. Not every call is violence.

Suspects you arrest are handed to LSPDFR properly, so transport and the rest of the

arrest flow work as normal.

Requirements

- Grand Theft Auto V

- RAGE Plugin Hook

- LSPDFR 0.4.9

- .NET Framework 4.8

Installation

Extract the archive into your GTA V directory. You should end up with:

- Plugins/LSPDFR/PatrolPulseCallouts.dll

- Plugins/LSPDFR/PatrolPulseCallouts.Core.dll

- Plugins/LSPDFR/PatrolPulseCallouts.ini

Start GTA V through RAGE Plugin Hook and go on duty. Do not use RPH's LoadPlugin

command — this is an LSPDFR plugin and loads from Plugins/LSPDFR.

Successful startup writes this line to RagePluginHook.log:

[PatrolPulseCallouts] v0.1.0 initialized by LSPDFR; Abandoned Police Cruiser registered.

Edited by Pierruno


Short Description

An investigative LSPDFR callout. An officer has missed status checks, and dispatch can give you an approximate area and nothing

AI disclosure

The author has disclosed that AI tools were used in creating the following aspects of this file:

  • Description
  • Images
  • Mod and Mod Content (Substantial)

Anthropic's Claude was used as a coding assistant throughout. I set the design direction, tested every build in game and reported the faults; the AI wrote and revised the C# — the callout flow, outcome logic, cleanup and LSPDFR integration — and diagnosed problems from RagePluginHook.log, including decompiling LSPDFR to find undocumented behaviour, such as its scanner audio silently requiring a position on a road, and its medics only attending peds flagged as dead. The description on this page is also AI-written. The preview graphic is an HTML and CSS layout written by the AI and rendered to PNG in a browser; no image-generation model was used, and no third-party artwork is included. Design decisions, in-game testing and final review are mine.

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antl

Members

Looks interesting! Can't wait to test this out in-game, and are you also planning to add support for NPCAI by any chance?

BB.

Insiders

Congrats on the release! I’ll definitely give this a try. Thank you for your work!

BRADPlays

Members

This one sounds promising - i will definitely give this a try. cheers mate for the hard work

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