In response to the new feature here at LCPDFR.com, where file authors can upload beta versions for selected users to test, I'd like to invite users to request access to debugging versions of PeterUCallouts.

Testing across lots of different installations and ensuring that new features don't cause conflicts with the variety of elements in different people's LSPDFR installs is challenging without help.

If there are any willing participants, here's what I would expect from you:

• you have a good understanding of where your log files are, how to find the relevant entries and are able to report issues concisely and precisely
• you have a good understanding of how to edit .ini files
• you are willing to "stress test" particular features/particular scenarios I'm working on by playing them a number of times over (I get very bored of my own callouts after testing them enough times to be happy they work OK!)
• you are willing to keep these pre-release versions and their features to yourself, so as not to spoil any surprises

Adding a little more about surprises: I like to add into my callouts scenarios and possibilities that are quite rare and quite different from the common ones -- so that even if you think you've played that callout a million times before, there is always that potential to be blind-sided! If you're a member of the Debugging Division, you'll get to see and test these lower probability scenarios, perhaps many times, but I'll want you not to shout loudly about them and spoil them for others!

(Yes, you do have to spoil them for yourselves, but hopefully by making them surprising, exciting and stable, we make other players of the game very happy!)

I'd like a smallish group, preferably with a nice diversity across things like:

• computer specifications
• number of other plugins installed
• number of custom vehicle models installed etc.
• languages and regional settings
• playing styles

Those who are interested can message me with some details regarding the bullet points above.

Thank you in advance for anyone who wishes to help.

One thing I found really helpful was using a google form -- they were super easy to use and quick to fill out and summarized everything right there.  Here's an example of one I made:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1YHrzMcuyiQpD5uH3tp10CCcKOWJ-8JbvFgFwtWUwhbo/edit

(Just a tip!)