I like to use this feature like roleplay but I quite don't know how they are being used. So if someone is kind to tell, I'll be happy to use them! :biggrin:

They're used for a Code 2 (lights on, no siren)

They're used for a Code 2 (lights on, no siren)

This. There are three different lighting modes that you can switch between, and they will usually always make cars pull over, even without your siren on. They're designed mostly for non-ELS vehicles, however, since ELS doesn't really work well with them. I think I tried it once just to see what would happen, and if your ELS lights are set to auto then they might flash, but all in all it's for use in non-ELS vehicles.

Thanks.

I installed ELS and it's awesome, there is this annoying bug: everytime the siren goes and I exit the police car, the doors seemed to also flicker. Any fix for this?

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Edited June 20, 20241 yr by tobeymaguire

It basically reloads the car at a high rate, changing the colors of the lightbars as it does so.

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Edited June 20, 20241 yr by tobeymaguire

The lighting modes are very useful for ELS. If the lights aren't set to auto, I can put my lights on and turn on a lighting mode, making cars pull over for me even though I have no siren.

I far prefer ELS to standard lights, and police cars usually perform pits with minimal damage to their own cars. Your car is pretty much totaled after any pursuit in GTA IV with stock cars, I've found. ELS fixes that so I don't have to spam the health cheat or go find a new car.

Well... I removed my ELS already. but maybe I'll put it back if I want more roleplay.

Thanks ;)

I've noticed that the code 2 lights give intermittent sirens in MP. I can't hear mine but the person I was playing with could. And vice versa.

AFAIK, that's because they literally turn on and off the default lights and siren rapidly, and mute the noise while the siren's on. Your friend wouldn't have the muting, just the siren.