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[16th April] LSPDFR Enhanced Preview has been updated to include a fix for users struggling to access the PD interior.

[API Request] Set Vehicle as pulled over

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I hope this is the right forum to post it:

 

Currently it's not possible to set a vehicle as pulled over. The traffic stop still has to be initiated from a vehicle before you can interact with a parked vehicle.

 

 

Example of how it currently works:

 

You approach a parked car with a driver and want to interact with him using the traffic stop menu. This doesn't work. You either:

A: Have you pull him over, which makes him drive away a bit before parking again.

B: Use the function "Functions.StartPulloverOnParkedVehicle" which only works if you are inside a vehicle.

 

The StartPulloverOnParkedVehicle function would be great if it wouldn't require the player to be in a vehicle and within a certain distance of the ped

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    I can have a look at how feasible it is to implement that, a lot of the logic depends on the player being in a car and state is initialized based on that. Will let you know.

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