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Emergency Lighting System for GTA V 
 
After much waiting and anticipation, the time has finally come.  Emergency Lighting System for Grand Theft Auto V is now available.  Much like its predecessor for GTA IV, ELS-V brings hundreds of new lighting patterns, a bunch of siren options and a beautiful new interface for controlling your vehicle's emergency equipment.  Developed by our own @Lt.Caine and @LMS, ELS-V is a must-have for any one that enjoys realistic police and emergency vehicles in their game.  
 

 
Realism Dispatch Enhanced 
 
As if the release of ELS-V wasn't enough, we've also been spoiled today by the latest release of Realism Dispatch Enhanced.  RDE is a massive modification that brings loads of new lore-friendly models and textures for vehicles, models and even police stations.  Also new in RDE 3.0 is a custom wanted level system that not only re-introduces the six star wanted level, but also fully utilizes all of the new assets added by the RDE modification, meaning that should the player become wanted in the airport, for example, they will be chased by airport police.
 

 
Both of these modifications are available in our Downloads section now

Seeing the footage, it really does feel like it is ready for a public testing release.
Though my guess is that they want the first release to be as stable as possible (just like with LSPDFR).
It got to be really annoying telling people "alright, here's a beta, this and that are broken we're going to fix it soon" and yet people still
gonna bug you off with "hey, this and that is broken". I have no idea if anyone knows where I'm going with that heh.

Seeing the footage, it really does feel like it is ready for a public testing release.
Though my guess is that they want the first release to be as stable as possible (just like with LSPDFR).
It got to be really annoying telling people "alright, here's a beta, this and that are broken we're going to fix it soon" and yet people still
gonna bug you off with "hey, this and that is broken". I have no idea if anyone knows where I'm going with that heh.

Mmh sexy.

I modified his model a week ago to make it a police version.
I didn't bother finishing it though.

I modified his model a week ago to make it a police version.
I didn't bother finishing it though.

I modified his model a week ago to make it a police version.
I didn't bother finishing it though.

Perhaps you should give more details in your request to get a better to get an answer.

Lt.Caine is making ELS for GTA 5 and Bxbugs123 is testing for him as you can refer to here:
http://www.lcpdfr.com/gallery/image/51389-blue/

I have mixed thoughts on the subject.
I do strongly think that we, as modders or as simply "consumers" of these mods, should respect the work done by someone.
I also understand why it would piss such creator to see his model re-released (modified or not) by someone else without being asked before.
Then comes the legal stuff. I'm pretty sure none of us can claim a true ownership of these models.
The look, the name and all of this stuff related to these vehicles is owned by those brands, even if you create it yourself.
To them, that would be the same as if you'd make an exact replica in your garage of a Ford Crown for instance: it would be a counterfeit.
Then again, these models are obviously not sold, but what legal right do you have to lock these models? (even technically to make and use them).
I hope these talented modders will release their models, I hope no one will try to rip em off, but please, let's find the middle ground or something.

I'm not sure if it's about encryption, I guess just no one experienced enough looked into it.
I don't have a lot of knowledge in the way vehicles work in RAGE and all that, just learning.

Horrible, terrible and ugly fixing and messing around with the items IDs. If Rockstar would see that, they'd ban me.
You'd also have to give up with the flashing lightbar textures.

Messing around

If patching the mistake they made during the last patch without actually adding even more DRM/changing all the natives around, then I don't think "screwing us" is the right term.

With the release of the first version of LSPDFR almost imminent, we've put together a preview detailing the large variety of features that it will be packing.  
In terms of actual detail, this is by far the most comprehensive look at LSPDFR yet, and we hope that it will go some way in answering the many questions we receive about what will, and will not, be in the first release of the modification.
You can take a look at this brand new preview over on the official LSPDFR page at http://www.lspdfr.com
 

​Let's say that Blade is very talented and a dedicated member of the modding community.
What's sad (after reading the latest pages on GTAForums) is that a few people are also happy that an Online
version of the script was already released too.

​Let's say that Blade is very talented and a dedicated member of the modding community.
What's sad (after reading the latest pages on GTAForums) is that a few people are also happy that an Online
version of the script was already released too.

​We can, yes.

It's not that bad, relax people. We're working on it.

I love how everyone is so mad that Rockstar is releasing free content. If it was any other company, you would need a season pass or premium or whatever to get this content. I know those of you that don't play online don't give a shit, but these content updates are actually good. Sure, they temporarily break modding, but even games that support modding do that. Everytime Minecraft is updated, the mods need to be updated. Every time Euro Truck Simulator 2 is updated, the mods need to be updated (well not all mods, but the more complicated ones do). The GTA modding community needs to stop being entitled little pricks. 

The second and final trailer for the highly anticipated sequel to LCPDFR has just been released, showcasing a number of features which have made it into the first public release of LSPDFR, including traffic stops, arrests, pursuits and of course, drinking coffee!  
Although feedback to the debut trailer for LSPDFR was, for the most part, quite overwhelmingly positive, we did understand the disappointment shown by some at the perceived lack of features.  Of course, our main priority then was to break our silence on LSPDFR and treat everyone to a very early preview.  Now, with many tireless days and nights of development under our belts, we present a more in-depth taste of things to come.
Stay tuned for more updates on LSPDFR as development comes to an end and the first public release fast approaches.
 
There's also an alternative Vimeo version available for anyone having issues with YouTube: https://vimeo.com/129257919

Man if the trailer contains a download link in the description... :p

​Well, if tomorrow or later I see that I can't load the website properly, it'll either be a problem with the server or.. you know :)
I'm really excited for this mod, I can see it'll be a huge step from GTAIV (which is already very good) with the time an love it'll get.