Hello Community,

 

I was seeing some LSPDFR Videos from steamers lately and some of them i saw are using  callouts that ruin the environment.

Of course we have to understand first what the average user is  doing or which mods he is using.

For example: a answer from dispatch if you are accepting a calllout is normally pretty nice but the idea destroys themselves when the callout you are using is telling you 10-4 AND the plugin like GrammarPolice is doing the same. (i don't want to insult anybody its just an unfortunate coincidence ) 

Another example is when the Suspect is down and the callout ends immediately. that is usually the Time for using the coroner or sending the ems. Instead many plugins just ends here and the LSPDFR is showing you back on duty which is not that what everybody wants. 

 

 

 

I'm asking you what is your main thoughts about how a callout should be designed and what functions should be there?

Which things should do the tool plugins and which the callout plugins or maybe its a thing for lspdfr to control?

 

The Goal is to share some ideas just like here [Standardisation of API Plugin Colors]. To be clear sill everybody can design a plugin freely but some Guidelines that makes everything well planed would make it better.

 

Topics to discuss:

- double "En Route" answer from dispatch 

- "Officers arrive on Scene" - ("is that necessary?", "Shouldn't the Officer report that to dispatch?" )

- Should a Plugin end a callout when the suspect is down? (Or should the Player Decide when to call Code 4)

-    ---> Your Question/Discussion here<---

If this is the wrong place for this topic, please move it where it belongs.

Edited July 1, 20205 yr by ziipzaaapM16A4

47 minutes ago, ziipzaaapM16A4 said:

Another example is when the Suspect is down and the callout ends immediately. that is usually the Time for using the coroner or sending the ems. Instead many plugins just ends here and the LSPDFR is showing you back on duty which is not that what everybody wants. 

My plugin Force A Callout actually fixes this issue, it has the following feature that can be found in the .ini file:

 

It would be nice if plugin devs include this functionality in their callouts tho.

4 minutes ago, HazyTube said:

My plugin Force A Callout actually fixes this issue, it has the following feature that can be found in the .ini file:

 

It would be nice if plugin devs include this functionality in their callouts tho.

and this is what im talking about. To have the opportunity to configure the callout plugins just as the user wants it is a great way to prevent some of complications and makes the overall environment better.

Edited July 1, 20205 yr by ziipzaaapM16A4