Wondering if I could get some opinions on whether I should download LSPDFR Computer+ or Compulite. Maybe some pros/cons of each?

 

Thanks! 

Not sure about all the pros and cons but I use compulite because computer+ lags when I try to use it.

I used to use computer+ but compulite is just a whole lot easier to navigate and use. It's also very lore friendly and has integrated charges and court features, which means you don't need to try getting the Interaction+ court case computer to work.

11 hours ago, SevenOceanNine said:

Not sure about all the pros and cons but I use compulite because computer+ lags when I try to use it.

Awesome, I appreciate it!

2 hours ago, Bluman said:

I used to use computer+ but compulite is just a whole lot easier to navigate and use. It's also very lore friendly and has integrated charges and court features, which means you don't need to try getting the Interaction+ court case computer to work.

Thanks, just what I was looking for!

I also want to add on that Computer+ isnt being updated anymore while Compulite is. 🙂

5 hours ago, UnknownBastion said:

I also want to add on that Computer+ isnt being updated anymore while Compulite is. 🙂

Awesome, thanks!

4 hours ago, Apolloivory said:

Awesome, thanks!

No problem! 🙂

I used to use computer+ because I moved from LCPDFR to LSPDFR and it was similar to the stock computer that was in LCPDFR, but as time went on I had many issues with it. I originally was skeptical about Compulite as it was a lot less like the system from GTAIV but it was from Bejoijo and his plugins are usually great so I gave it a shot and never turned back since.

In my opinion Compulite is much better and easier to use, I tried Computer + for a short time but I found Compulite to work much better with the court cases etc. It also come with a mobile tablet so you dont have to get in the vehicle to use it.

Computer+ is too "complex" for what it offers. And my game crashed all the time. Also playing with controller and I had to use my mouse to click all those windows before I made it to last ped I checked.

Compulite is easy, simple tool to give citations and that is basically what I wanted. 

In short, Computer+ is very realistic but buggy as hell. Even when not actively using the computer you ll notice the FPS hits, if you dont crash first that is. The feeling is better but that fades away when the game becomes so painfully slow and non fluid.

ComputeLite has a very simplified UI and is a little bit "too easy" to file reports. Again, not as realistic. However it lets the game run smoothly, with minimum to no performance hit and has an integrated court system, meaning you dont have to have LSPDFR+ as well, allowing you remove mods that overload your game.

 

 

On 6/21/2020 at 11:07 PM, gptiatg said:

In my opinion Compulite is much better and easier to use, I tried Computer + for a short time but I found Compulite to work much better with the court cases etc. It also come with a mobile tablet so you dont have to get in the vehicle to use it.

Just a quick FYI @gptiatg, Computer+ has that as well. In fact, it was the first to have that feature.

disregard

Edited November 12, 20205 yr by Sheepdogvalley

Compulite is great, put that with STP and you can give out citations and all that. I don't use Albo's mods cuz they eat up my memory and my game lags.

 

On 7/2/2020 at 7:18 PM, iMalcolm27 said:

In short, Computer+ is very realistic but buggy as hell. Even when not actively using the computer you ll notice the FPS hits, if you dont crash first that is. The feeling is better but that fades away when the game becomes so painfully slow and non fluid.

ComputeLite has a very simplified UI and is a little bit "too easy" to file reports. Again, not as realistic. However it lets the game run smoothly, with minimum to no performance hit and has an integrated court system, meaning you dont have to have LSPDFR+ as well, allowing you remove mods that overload your game.

 

 

Just a quick FYI @gptiatg, Computer+ has that as well. In fact, it was the first to have that feature.

Totally agree.