1 minute ago, Albo1125 said:

This is available 

Good to hear buddy, thanks!

3 hours ago, Illusionyary said:

RIP ELS.

No more of that glitchy driver door either!

Any more sirens for my POLICE2, anybody? 

Edited August 15, 20169 yr by Albo1125

Loving the look of this ! , 

 

I do however have a question, will you be able to keep the siren active when exiting from the vehicle like in pursuits when going on foot etc.? 

Can't wait! Hopefully I can finally run a Q2B, Powercall and Grover air horn on calls in GTA!

Looks great, especially the system to disconnect sirens from vehicle sound sets, which is annoying if, say, you have a non-Buffalo or Granger vehicle you'd like to use the FBI siren with, and so forth.

Doubtful that it's the purpose of this, but a mod that changes sounds like such, applies to both player and AI vehicles, and doesn't rely on LSPDFR would be great to have for general use.

13 hours ago, Illusionyary said:

RIP ELS.

Aww. You are going to make Lt. Caine cry now. :(

9 hours ago, coastiestevie said:

No more of that glitchy driver door either!

It depends on how its coded. The Flappy Door 'bug' was not and is not a problem with V8.0 onwards.

22 minutes ago, PhillBellic said:

Aww. You are going to make Lt. Caine cry now. :(

It depends on how its coded. The Flappy Door 'bug' was not and is not a problem with V8.0 onwards.

Yes that is correct they finally were able to fix it

7 hours ago, jacko999 said:

Loving the look of this ! , 

 

I do however have a question, will you be able to keep the siren active when exiting from the vehicle like in pursuits when going on foot etc.? 

Oh yes, that would make it a lot more realistic!

28 minutes ago, PhillBellic said:

Aww. You are going to make Lt. Caine cry now. :(

It depends on how its coded. The Flappy Door 'bug' was not and is not a problem with V8.0 onwards.

Lt.Caines on vacation, as @GravelRoadCop said, anyway this may be the future of ELS as it might simplify making ELS and we might be looking forward to a release date :)

Edited August 16, 20169 yr by Officer27

Hey Albo, the new script is looking great! I was wondering if there was something you could help me with regarding keys. I have a Razer Blackwidow keyboard, which has M1, M2, M3, M4, and M5 'macro' keys. (seen here on the far left)

Is there a way I can get Windows to recognize these in like, an .ini file? They would be great to use for siren control. Thanks!

Just now, forsakenbacon17 said:

Hey Albo, the new script is looking great! I was wondering if there was something you could help me with regarding keys. I have a Razer Blackwidow keyboard, which has M1, M2, M3, M4, and M5 'macro' keys. (seen here on the far left)

Is there a way I can get Windows to recognize these in like, an .ini file? They would be great to use for siren control. Thanks!

I have a Logitech G510s and there's a way through the Logitech Software to bind the Macro Keys to various .ini commands. That's how I operate ELS in IV.

2 minutes ago, PhillBellic said:

I have a Logitech G510s and there's a way through the Logitech Software to bind the Macro Keys to various .ini commands. That's how I operate ELS in IV.

Hm, maybe I can do it through Razer's software. Thanks for the tip!

Albo would it be possible to make a separate audio folder in the gta v directory so the script uses that instead of the default? since the default source folder has limited space so we can't use every siren we want, the gta v fire truck uses the generic truck sound as a horn, I would love to use a Q2B horn, like in this video :)

 

Like we could download the siren mods we want and put them inside the source folder and name them for example FIRE_HORN and in the .ini we could assign the firetruck horn to FIRE_HORN so it would use that as a source for the horn sound.

That's a very good suggestion, Officer27. I wouldn't mind it be set up like that.

@Officer27 @PhillBellic @GravelRoadCop @thegreathah

I can now confirm that the siren sounds that will be used are to be taken from an external folder. SirenControl integrates well with OpenIV's 'Export to WAVE (,wav)' option - setup can be completed in a small number of clicks.

That doesn't mean there's no room for customisation. You can have an additional folder with custom siren sounds that will be used, as well as an XML file to assign specific sirens to a vehicle (Check earlier posts/main post spoiler).

This also means that player sirens' size limits have effectively been removed.

AI vehicles will use the sirens that are installed in the normal RESIDENT.rpf.

I hope that answers your questions.

On a side note, I'd say you can expect a release by the end of the week, if not earlier.

No textface can describe how I feel right now. :D
What if we have multiple primary sirens, as shown in the xml screenshot?
And will it take the in-game and windows sound settings into account? I've had some issues with audio playing from external files (pretty much all LSPDFR+plugins audio) because my Razer headset could blast my whole room away. It took some time to configure it so it doesn't hurt my ears. Still, new applications start on 100% volume = rip.

IT'S SOOOOOOOOOOOO HARD TO WAIT! 

On 8/16/2016 at 0:39 PM, TheUniT said:

No textface can describe how I feel right now. :D
What if we have multiple primary sirens, as shown in the xml screenshot?
And will it take the in-game and windows sound settings into account? I've had some issues with audio playing from external files (pretty much all LSPDFR+plugins audio) because my Razer headset could blast my whole room away. It took some time to configure it so it doesn't hurt my ears. Still, new applications start on 100% volume = rip.

Hmm, that shouldn't be an issue with this 

 

Early version access is now open! 

(Hopefully) expect a full release in the very near future 

 

I can also now confirm Siren Switch Honker is now integrated into this plugin, meaning you can get customised siren switching tones.

Siren Switch Honker will also remain a separate plugin for those that prefer to use it standalone.

 

You work way too hard man. You're a saint!

If you're interested in SirenControl's multi siren support, British sirens support or simply a first impression, check out GeekAwesomized's video!