Here are my suggestions for upcoming versions of LSPDFR. 

(i am aware that mods exists for these suggestions, i use all of them)

1. Drugalyzer&Breathalyzer

2. Fixed outfit section

3. Coroner&Tow Truck

5. Mod list on the site with the ability to find it on other people their profile with some kind of link.

6. Place menu(Cones, Signs, etc.)

7. Ambient Events, pullovers by AI, flipped car, etc)

8. Speed Radar, in vehicle and one in hand.

9. More Callouts, i expected there to be like 10+ callouts but there are 2.

I know the LSPDFR team is currently working on: LSPDFR, LCPDFR(new version) and RDR2 i know it takes alot of time to make that.

 

 

You want all of those suggestions to be implemented natively in LSPDFR? 

Why do you prefer LSPDFR to have the features instead of added plugins?

On 4/21/2020 at 8:33 PM, OJdoesIt said:

You want all of those suggestions to be implemented natively in LSPDFR? 

Why do you prefer LSPDFR to have the features instead of added plugins?

 

LSPDFR needs to stop trying to be a standalone game with it's own mods.

There's a shit ton of different hooks, tools, frameworks going around and this makes the game really goddamn hard to mod and also makes it unstable if you have all these different plugins running. I mean it's hard to keep track of everything you got installed. 

I can understand someone making callouts or random events but the rest of the plugins that bring new features in ? Why not have all that into the base LSPDFR mod? 

Letting the main mod give a large array of police tools so that the community can focus on making quality callouts instead of patching in the holes that LSPDFR leaves around sorta like what has been done in GTA4.

 Nowadays it feels like LSPDFR is just a pursuit system and a forceduty command, almost everything else has been built on by the community..

On 4/20/2020 at 11:10 AM, Faya said:

Here are my suggestions for upcoming versions of LSPDFR. 

(i am aware that mods exists for these suggestions, i use all of them)

1. Drugalyzer&Breathalyzer

2. Fixed outfit section

3. Coroner&Tow Truck

5. Mod list on the site with the ability to find it on other people their profile with some kind of link.

6. Place menu(Cones, Signs, etc.)

7. Ambient Events, pullovers by AI, flipped car, etc)

8. Speed Radar, in vehicle and one in hand.

9. More Callouts, i expected there to be like 10+ callouts but there are 2.

I know the LSPDFR team is currently working on: LSPDFR, LCPDFR(new version) and RDR2 i know it takes alot of time to make that.

Alright, let me cover each section with a number.

1. For me, that would be favorable component to add, as it is a core function for traffic stops. I will say that StopThePed does it perfectly though. Granted, it is a separate plugin, it also comes with many other bonuses to make if favorable to add.
2. I have noticed that for me, I can only select PD with the most recent version of LSPDFR. I'm probably doing something wrong on my end to make it that way. Regardless, I would like to see them implement the rest of the agencies back into LSPDFR just like it was in 0.3. Otherwise, we must use EUP.

3. Again, this is a feature that can come with StopThePed. Which is why I pointed it out earlier, it can encompass a fair amount of these features into one plugin.
4. I would love to see an ability to see what people have recently searched for so that you can navigate a lot quicker. I do think that the small update they did to the search function was a major improvement, but the ability to see what your friends have searched for would be that extra thing to push it even further into greatness.

5. That would be Traffic Policer. Which, might I add, is a very good addition to StopThePed. It helps with scene management.
6. Ambient events is already a thing is base LSPDFR. Double check your LSPDFR.ini to make sure it isnt disabled. 
7. Speed Radar can be found in Traffic Policer as well. Just make sure you check the keybinding for it. If it doesnt work, you can try switching keybindings.
8. Honestly, I a hundred percent agree. I would love to see some domestic callouts. On the other hand, I think only having two in base LSPDFR opens the door for future modders to make it big with creating their own callouts.
To summarize, I only mentioned three plugins in total that summarized most of your issues. It doesnt take that many mods to make a good game happen. Just the right selection of them based on how you see fit. I also appreciate how you did recognize it takes hard work to make this happen. I don't know exactly how many people develop LSPDFR, but I do know that the time they put in is all towards making the base mod better for the user.

 

4 hours ago, OfficerBrianOtoole said:

 

LSPDFR needs to stop trying to be a standalone game with it's own mods.

There's a shit ton of different hooks, tools, frameworks going around and this makes the game really goddamn hard to mod and also makes it unstable if you have all these different plugins running. I mean it's hard to keep track of everything you got installed. 

I can understand someone making callouts or random events but the rest of the plugins that bring new features in ? Why not have all that into the base LSPDFR mod? 

Letting the main mod give a large array of police tools so that the community can focus on making quality callouts instead of patching in the holes that LSPDFR leaves around sorta like what has been done in GTA4.

 Nowadays it feels like LSPDFR is just a pursuit system and a forceduty command, almost everything else has been built on by the community..

As for this statement, I believe LSPDFR being "standalone" helps create the community we have today. The basic LSPDFR provides the framework, while the community around it helps to build it up to what it is today.  Also, if LSPDFR started adding all these features, I am sure it would make for a pretty hefty download. Which would negate the whole ease-of-access idea they are going for.