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[16th April] LSPDFR Enhanced Preview has been updated to include a fix for users struggling to access the PD interior.

Fictional LSPD 13 Ford Taurus 1.0.0

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By Deactivated Member

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This is a project of mine I have been working on among others. This one features 360 degree scene lighting and a reversing light/brake light embedded inside a light bar module. 

You may also notice that there is working scene lights inside the rear doors which can be turned on with the fog lights which will also activate the spot light. I have also provided templates for people who wish to change the template up a bit.  I already know that the push bar doesn't actually work but will soon be fixed in a later patch. If there are any other issues with the model please let me know through the comments and I'll try my best to respond to all of them. I hope you guys enjoy.

 

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HazardHD

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nice will have to use this. would you do a fpiu and a charger like this?

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    5 hours ago, WHSD said:

    This reminds me of the SoundOff BluePrint Siren/Emergency Lighting. Nicely done!!

    That's what I was trying to base it off of actually.

    5 hours ago, Brady123 said:

    nice will have to use this. would you do a fpiu and a charger like this?

    That could be an option.

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    Raptor Credentials

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    So, are you able to make it so the takedown lights face the forward direction, or even illuminate the front and the back? its just a little strange only having the bright light illumination facing the rear of the vehicle during a traffic stop. 

     

    Awesome job though, one of my favorite cars.

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    NascarPerry

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    On ‎9‎/‎4‎/‎2018 at 3:46 PM, boruch1234 said:

     

    That is an amazing system. It will benefit a lot of both police and security enforcement officers in keeping them safe. 

     

    Definitely downloading this vehicle

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    NascarPerry

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    On ‎5‎/‎27‎/‎2019 at 12:37 AM, Raptor Credentials said:

    So, are you able to make it so the takedown lights face the forward direction, or even illuminate the front and the back? its just a little strange only having the bright light illumination facing the rear of the vehicle during a traffic stop. 

     

    Awesome job though, one of my favorite cars.

    Same thing I was thinking. If you were to set the take downs to have one beam emanating forward, and one backward, then tie in the side lights on the door to the SCN lights (Alley) you would definitely get the 360 scene lighting effect. I am still in the newbie stages of trying to work with Z Moddler 3 so I am not sure if this is an option, let alone how to do it lol. Now producing a repaint or livery, Not an issue there at all, been doing that since GTA3 days and on ATS

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    Tyler Designs

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    Is this vehicle able to get rid of ELS and have it be FiveM comparable. If the server doesn't use ELS?

     

    Detective

    Raptor Credentials

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    @Trooper Goetz Any updates on a possibility to switch the takedown reflection from the rear of the vehicle to the front of the vehicle??

     

    Would really appreciate to know this because this car is amazing!! 

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