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LASD/Liberty County Sheriff Ped

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So I've been working on a lot of my many ped projects. Each one has components that will be used in other projects (ie; heads, textures, etc), so it's been hard to focus on one project and finish, rather then work on all of them at once. This one is a Liberty County Sheriff Ped model with a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department uniform, but for those that do not like the uniform don't worry because I will be including other textures (blue,green, white, etc) to change the color of the uniform. Also I'll have 3 different styles for the short/long sleeve upper meshes (4 if you guys want me to include a model without the shoulder mic, although you could probably just delete that section of the texture to make it invisible I'll have to test). The screenshot I've included is the "cross chest" model. Another will have the shoulder mic on the shoulder and the final model will have a behind the back look. The release will also include long sleeve, jacket, rain coat, traffic vest, etc., but the short sleeve version has been the most time consuming (and is far from being done). As you can see from the screenshot below I'm still working on the textures (very important feature) so don't freak out because the colors don't blend I can assure you it will change for the final release. The model will be designed to encompass as many different sheriff department agencies as possible and not be specific to any specific one (ie; LASD), which will be accomplished through easy texture edits. Again I have to stress this is far from being done just a sneak peak and something for you guys to look forward to being released sometime in the near future.

Model Overview

  • New Head Models/Faces
  • Improved shoulder patches
  • NYPD badge removed replaced with six point badge (final will probably have other style badges)
  • New improved textures
  • Added shoulder mic
  • Duty belt includes Gun/holster, Handcuff Pouch, OC, Double Ammo Pouch, ASP, Portable Radio, Latex Glove Pouch, Surefire Flashlight
  • Upper/Lower models reshaped (physically fit officers)
  • Short sleeve, Long sleeve, Jacket (include 2 textures including a high viz texture for highway/accidents, etc), Rain Coat (will also include the high viz texture as well as a standard texture), Traffic Vest models

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*** PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ADD COMMENTS ON PED MODELS YOU WANT TO SEE. I DON'T MAKE ANY PROMISES THAT I WILL ADD THEM TO MY WIP LIST BUT SOMETIMES SOMEONE WILL COME UP WITH A GREAT IDEA THAT I'VE OVERLOOKED ***

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  • aznairsoftdude
    aznairsoftdude

    As a resident in LA County I approve.....not that my approval means anything or not but this is some mighty fine work. The great thing about this and all your other works is your attention to detail

  • Ridgerunner
    Ridgerunner

    LOL I know I know I need to put the finishing touches on this project... I will get back to this, a short delay wrapping up some other projects. I ran into some issues with my LIDAR models but they

  • Trooper Dean Martin
    Trooper Dean Martin

    Hate to bump, will this ever be finished Ridge?  

Love this model, cant wait for it be released!

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Looks really great, good to see someone keen to make custom peds. I think many of us would love to see some plained clothed police, preferably with a minimal utility belt.

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My plain clothes models will be a slightly different Detective model (with new heads) and I want to do a Task Force Officer model that will consist of plain clothes with the raid/assault vest probably with ball cap and kevlar helmet options (sort of like what CODMW2 had with the large Police/Agent/Sheriff patches).

As far as my other models I will release a motorcycle officer and a K-9 officer as well as a State Trooper model (which will probably look a lot like this model). This will keep me quite busy for awhile, summer is quickly approaching so less time inside (which will slow progress), but I'll keep working on these models until they're done or someone releases something better.

I'm also toying with the idea of modeling some new heads (but I don't know if I have time enough to be that adventurous). Right now you're limited to original model heads or other free 3d models heads which can be converted for GTA IV. More heads/faces though would help a lot with creating a more diverse/immersive game environment. Time will tell...

[...] The great thing about this and all your other works is your attention to detail on things you make.

Yep, and that's exactly what I love to see: details! If you knew how long I've been waiting for new cop models! :biggrin:

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My plans for final release are to have multiple textures so that you can make minor alterations (ie;badge, patches) and have it look like your favorite department. So if you wanted officers with white shirts and black pants you'd just use those textures. Or maybe you want brown/brown Sheriff deputies it'll all be included with the final release.

looks really nice. +1

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