So i already tried to test this a lot but i never got a change.

                        LHandle pursuit = null;
                        pursuit = LSPD_First_Response.Mod.API.Functions.CreatePursuit();
                        var suspect = Game.LocalPlayer.Character.GetNearbyPeds(1).FirstOrDefault();
                        LSPD_First_Response.Mod.API.Functions.AddPedToPursuit(pursuit, suspect);
                        var pursuitAttributes = LSPD_First_Response.Mod.API.Functions.GetPedPursuitAttributes(suspect);
                        pursuitAttributes.AverageSurrenderTime = 0;

I see no difference between AverageSurrenderTime beeing 0 or 1 or 200000.
I know that this is just the "Average" but i can't see a difference.
sadly because i hoped to create a non-resistance pursuit.

Am i doing something wrong or is this just a bug? 

Edited January 27, 20215 yr by ziipzaaapM16A4

The pursuit attributes are rather complex as they depend on the current pursuit context. The chance you mentioned is (as indicated in the documentation) not always evaluated and does not reflect a general surrender chance. Only in certain situations (for instance, after being tackled or shot at or whilst injured or surrounded), it comes into play.

39 minutes ago, LMS said:

as indicated in the documentation

Where can i download the documentation. i am asking for future purposes. i only have the old one from you.

 

 

36 minutes ago, LMS said:

Only in certain situations (for instance, after being tackled or shot at or whilst injured or surrounded), it comes into play.

Ok so there isn't a way to get the suspect arrested smoothly without making a workaround?

2 hours ago, ziipzaaapM16A4 said:

Where can i download the documentation. i am asking for future purposes. i only have the old one from you.

 

 

Ok so there isn't a way to get the suspect arrested smoothly without making a workaround?

 

The property is documented here: 

 

 

What are you looking for? A way to force a surrender?

 

5 hours ago, LMS said:

What are you looking for? A way to force a surrender?

yes. immediate surrender.
My workarounds aren't working that good

Edited January 13, 20215 yr by ziipzaaapM16A4

There is no official way currently. If your suspects are in a vehicle, you should be able to force it quite reliably by bursting at least one tire and setting AverageBurstTireSurrenderTime to zero.

5 hours ago, LMS said:

There is no official way currently. If your suspects are in a vehicle, you should be able to force it quite reliably by bursting at least one tire and setting AverageBurstTireSurrenderTime to zero.

 

I was also trying to make a peaceful arrest with suspect immediately surrendering. Can you explain some more, what exactly does Functions.StartPedArrestPed do?

 

Weird behavior of Functions.StartPedArrestPed:

 

3 hours ago, BadMusician said:

I was also trying to make a peaceful arrest with suspect immediately surrendering. Can you explain some more, what exactly does Functions.StartPedArrestPed do?

I am interested in what it does
hmm i have to try this out.

Edit:
im having the same issue as BadMusician. officer constantly getting the task. no differences to force bool but i like this feature even in its current state.
would be nice if the suspect transport could be done by the arresting unit itself.
 

Edited January 15, 20215 yr by ziipzaaapM16A4

14 hours ago, BadMusician said:

 

I was also trying to make a peaceful arrest with suspect immediately surrendering. Can you explain some more, what exactly does Functions.StartPedArrestPed do?

 

Weird behavior of Functions.StartPedArrestPed:

 

 

Nothing weird about it, the function is undocumented as of now and hence not supported. The 0.4.8 Christmas Update included some API additions and changes from the testing version that have not been fully tested yet since it was a forced update, but are included as a testbed for the respective devs requesting them. It will be supported in a future release once it is documented.