PinkHusky

The Bridge, a good canadian series which just lasted a season, the author wanted to work on a new cop series, which is still unknow as to when. SouthLAnd, very good show featuring the LAPD. www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHg1ckIzAts Heat, a classic and a long one at that. Police Academy 1-5. RoboCop (the first one). The Boondocks Saints (not really a cop show, but Willen Dafoe plays a good FBI agent). Dirty Harry, a classic. SWAT Dragnet Demolition Man Bon Cop Bad Cop (a very good bilingual comedy) Beverley Hills Cop, another classic. Internal Affairs (there is an American remake, but his one is just way better). SuperCop Got a few more but I think it is enough for now.

Usually, the TrafficFlow stuff is supposed to be in the scripts folder, that would prevent the Taxi Bug, but it won't help on the stability department sadly. The only way to keep GTA IV stable is to keep it stock on the cars side. Mods like LCPD:FR has little to no effect on stability. Another way to "improve" your current state of stability, without having to get rid of the ELS cars, is to revert to ELS v5 script. V6 is known to be a little bit more unstable than V5.

Here is a few questions: 1. Do you use any ELS enabled cars and how many? 2. Do you use any Taxi Bug Fixes, such as Traffic Flow or Traffic Control System? If you have answered yes to both questions, it is a known issue that is not cause by LCPD:FR, but rather by the poor optimization of GTA IV/EFLC for the PC by Rockstar. I have to say that with your computer setup and it happens, then it really means that Rockstar frakked up the port to the PC... Darn console chumps...

Reinstall EFLC, update it up to 1.1.2.0, then instal LCPD:FR, make sure that all boxes are checked, except for the XLiveless one when there is a list of modules that will be installed. From the report, I could see that there was no ASI loader install (dsound.dll) and the Scripthook didn't get installed when you have installed the mod.

Personally, I used the Good old Print Screen for screenshots and scroll lock for recording vid, since both F6 and F8 are used by LCPD:FR.

Basically, it means that the car has more than one livery (usually, 4), but you have to edit the vehicles.ide file with notepad (or Notepad++) and add the argument (without the quotation marks) "+livery" at the ned of the desired vehicle's line, eg: POLICE, POLICE2, NOOSE and so on. Now it means that when you will select a police car in the car selection step, you will see the other liveries available. Now, if you want to have a livery for a specific region of Liberty (such as Algonquin, Alderney, Broker, etc), you will need to get the ALM mod available on this site.

Did you installed SparkIV inside the GTA IV folder? I hope not. That may be why GTA IV has now stopped responding. Now I would say uninstall and reinstall GTA IV, update it to 1.0.7, download SparkIV v0.6.9(beta) or later, install it within its own folder, do not create that folder inside the GTA one.

SparkIV works fine on Windows 7, as seen in the vid, just make sure you have at least v0.6.9 of SparkIV.

I will add a screenshot of the page next week, since the next release should be out then.

Challenge accepted as soon as I get home.