Title might be a bit unclear but I replaced admiral, sultanrs, and feroci with cop cars and els is there any way to do a traffic stop with them, or maybe a 3rd party script? 

No

nope

sorry for back seat modding, but isnt the in the worng place and since is been answered shouldn't it be closed? 

sorry for back seat modding, but isnt the in the worng place and since is been answered shouldn't it be closed? 

This is relating to discussion of LCPDFR because it talks of pulling people over, and threads aren't closed until guidelines are violated or it's actual support ("answered" is the word there instead of closed).

sorry for back seat modding, but isnt the in the worng place and since is been answered shouldn't it be closed?

To add to what c13 said, you should use the report system next time if you have any objection to a thread.

Title might be a bit unclear but I replaced admiral, sultanrs, and feroci with cop cars and els is there any way to do a traffic stop with them, or maybe a 3rd party script? 

I am sure it is Very Possible BUT! You jus got to know

how to Script and do it. Or ASk some one that knows

how to; O Ask some one for Help N' they can help.

n' No I do not know how to Script. (Or not yet)

 

Sergeanto!

I think it would work along side with the vdh policehelper very well. 

Well surely if a tow truck mod can be made then I don't see why someone can't make a mod like this?

 

Someone correct me if I am wrong.

Edited October 1, 201312 yr by MarkAnderson35

The pullover system is integrated with LCPDFR; just pulling a car to the side of the road isn't as useful. For example, if you want the suspect to run and start a chase, you'd have to either talk to LCPDFR or implement your own chase system from scratch. Since you can't talk to LCPDFR, you'd have to reimplement it, and that's hard. Compare that to the tow truck mod, which doesn't have to integrate much with LCPDFR: there aren't chases or anything, it doesn't have to communicate with FR.

An API is in development for 1.0 (so this might be possible), but that depends on what, exactly, the API contains.