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QuietFeed - Smart Notification Control for LSPDFR 1.0.0

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QuietFeed

Smart Notification Control for LSPDFR

QuietFeed learns the compatible notifications your plugins actually send, organizes them by source, and gives you precise control through a polished in-game menu.

Highlights
  • Automatic notification discovery and per-plugin grouping

  • Global, plugin-level, and individual message controls

  • Allow, hide, show once per session, or collapse duplicates

  • Smart matching keeps changing ID and vehicle details under one reusable rule

  • Guarded bulk controls, menu themes, and a rebindable hotkey (F10 by default - rebindable in-game)

  • Designed to load early and remain active through plugin shutdown

No static notification list. No routine file editing. QuietFeed quietly adapts to your loadout while you play.

Edited by Butch Cassidy


Short Description

QuietFeed automatically discovers, organizes, and controls your LSPDFR plugin notifications in-game.

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AI assisted with coding, debugging, documentation, and artwork to accelerate development, with all functionality tested in-game.

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BJ USA

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Looks like it might be useful. What's this mean? | Inherit | A notification follows its plugin-wide action. |?

Butch Cassidy

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(edited)

2 minutes ago, BJ USA said:

Looks like it might be useful. What's this mean? | Inherit | A notification follows its plugin-wide action. |?

Yes, exactly. If anything but inherit, it overrides the plugin-wide setting as well. Me personally, I run most plugins at hide during duty startup then choose individually which notifications I don’t want to see from there.

Edited by Butch Cassidy

What is the difference between this and feed flusher?

Butch Cassidy

Members Author

(edited)

1 hour ago, JM Modifications said:

What is the difference between this and feed flusher?

Feed flusher is a static “block all notifications on startup” filter. QuietFeed dynamically blocks all throughout your shift according to rules you set and intelligently logs any notifications you get. This makes it effective to just toggle what you want to see on or off in a very customizable manner. As each notification is encountered once, it’s added to the in game menu and able to be toggled from that point forward.

Edited by Butch Cassidy

Lepoisson

Members

Hello, I just wanted to point out that the assembly name of your plugins is: QuietFeed and the .dll name is: 00_QuietFeed.dll

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