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LSPD Respond to Reports of Officer Involved Shooting.
  1. LSPD and LSMC-EMS are dispatched to an overdose on Eclipse Blvd
  2. LASD Units create a perimeter in South LS after a local store robbery
  3. Undercover Sheriff Unit Performs 10-11 with suspected Stolen Vehicle
  4. Undercover Sheriff Unit Performs 10-11 with suspected Stolen Vehicle
  5. LSPD Respond to Reports of Officer Involved Shooting.
  6. LSPD on Scene of Aircraft Crash Landing on Eclipse Boulevard
  7. LSPD on Scene of Aircraft Crash Landing on Eclipse Boulevard Part 2
  8. LSPD on Scene of Aircraft Crash Landing on Eclipse Boulevard
  9. 2 Sheriff units pull over a suspected DUI

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AlexVonShep

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Damn, these lightbars seem to work on lava power, don't they? Otherwise I don't know why they are so bright...

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    2 hours ago, AlexVonShep said:

    Damn, these lightbars seem to work on lava power, don't they? Otherwise I don't know why they are so bright...

    It all depends on the emissive texture being used. You can use a base texture without any enhancements and it'll appear bright and nice, but if you enhance it with its own brightened emissive texture, it's even more brighter.

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