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Good god, you guys made the police pursuit AI actually sensible in V? There's no other word for you, you're wizards.

Scripthhook will eventually be updated, as the long wait for a scripthook update has occurred previously such as with the import/export update. Besides. if the development of Scripthook were to be halted permanently, then Alex would announce it like the Open IV had done.

Thank you! I was thinking about it last night and figured it would be something like this. Good luck on your callouts and thank you once again!

Awesome ideas! Thank you! 
And you gave me another idea: I should listen to LASD dispatch channels in my area to get some other ideas!

[WIP] Routine Police Work for LSPDFR
After playing hours upon hours of LSPDFR, I realized that, while fun, the callouts that end in a chase and/or shootout get a little boring after you do them 20 or 30 times. I also realized that most of the time, real policing isn't 75% chases... I want more, I like hardcore realism....
 
Enter Routine Police Work for LSPDFR! This plugin will have callouts that capture the more boring (and often realistic) aspect of police work. Currently I only have two callouts planned, and I've started working on one. I'd like to have many many more, so input from the community would be really appreciated, seeing as I don't actually know that much about the daily life of a police officer.
 
Planned Callouts
Notify next of kin Supervise city event Reports of vandalism (vehicle, building) Loitering (in progress) Noise complaint Security alarm check Notify next of kin
This one is rather depressing. Someone has died, and it's your duty to go to their home and notify their next of kin of the death of their loved one... 
However, sometimes, no one's home. It's up to you to ask around the neighborhood and maybe find out where they work, and go there to bring the sad news.
And, in some rare cases, the family members may have disappeared too... It's up to you to investigate and find them, and bring them to safety if needed........
Supervise city event
There's a festival going on in Los Santos! Who knows what it's for, but everyone is having a great time. It's a big enough festival that a few blocks of a main road are closed off, and it's your responsibility to supervise and make sure the festivities don't get out of hand.
Also watch out for anyone trying to drive past the police barricades into the festival area! Wouldn't want anyone to get hurt now would we?
Sometimes someone may have had a little too much to drink. If they're causing a ruckus, it's up to you to escort them out of the festival area, or call an ambulance if they're really THAT drunk!
Reports of vandalism
Oh no! Someone has smashed up a car or tagged a building. Yeah, the graffiti might look cool, but it's still illegal! Catch the perpetrator and take them back to the station so they can learn their lesson!
Loitering
This is a fairly common occurrence in Los Santos. People are hanging around an area when they're not supposed to be! Stop them, and check to make sure none of them are fugitives! Tell the others to leave the scene or be arrested. Good luck!
Noise complaint
There's a party, or maybe a car radio, that's way too loud and the citizens are complaining. Tell the owner to turn the volume down, and maybe even issue them a citation depending on the laws of YOUR town!
Security alarm check
A local business's alarm is going off. It often goes off, and it's always been a false alarm in the past, but dispatch wants you to go check it out and turn the alarm off. You never know who's hiding behind those dark corners!
 
 
Happy policing! 

Awesome ideas! Thank you! 
And you gave me another idea: I should listen to LASD dispatch channels in my area to get some other ideas!

[WIP] Routine Police Work for LSPDFR
After playing hours upon hours of LSPDFR, I realized that, while fun, the callouts that end in a chase and/or shootout get a little boring after you do them 20 or 30 times. I also realized that most of the time, real policing isn't 75% chases... I want more, I like hardcore realism....
 
Enter Routine Police Work for LSPDFR! This plugin will have callouts that capture the more boring (and often realistic) aspect of police work. Currently I only have two callouts planned, and I've started working on one. I'd like to have many many more, so input from the community would be really appreciated, seeing as I don't actually know that much about the daily life of a police officer.
 
Planned Callouts
Notify next of kin Supervise city event Reports of vandalism (vehicle, building) Loitering (in progress) Noise complaint Security alarm check Notify next of kin
This one is rather depressing. Someone has died, and it's your duty to go to their home and notify their next of kin of the death of their loved one... 
However, sometimes, no one's home. It's up to you to ask around the neighborhood and maybe find out where they work, and go there to bring the sad news.
And, in some rare cases, the family members may have disappeared too... It's up to you to investigate and find them, and bring them to safety if needed........
Supervise city event
There's a festival going on in Los Santos! Who knows what it's for, but everyone is having a great time. It's a big enough festival that a few blocks of a main road are closed off, and it's your responsibility to supervise and make sure the festivities don't get out of hand.
Also watch out for anyone trying to drive past the police barricades into the festival area! Wouldn't want anyone to get hurt now would we?
Sometimes someone may have had a little too much to drink. If they're causing a ruckus, it's up to you to escort them out of the festival area, or call an ambulance if they're really THAT drunk!
Reports of vandalism
Oh no! Someone has smashed up a car or tagged a building. Yeah, the graffiti might look cool, but it's still illegal! Catch the perpetrator and take them back to the station so they can learn their lesson!
Loitering
This is a fairly common occurrence in Los Santos. People are hanging around an area when they're not supposed to be! Stop them, and check to make sure none of them are fugitives! Tell the others to leave the scene or be arrested. Good luck!
Noise complaint
There's a party, or maybe a car radio, that's way too loud and the citizens are complaining. Tell the owner to turn the volume down, and maybe even issue them a citation depending on the laws of YOUR town!
Security alarm check
A local business's alarm is going off. It often goes off, and it's always been a false alarm in the past, but dispatch wants you to go check it out and turn the alarm off. You never know who's hiding behind those dark corners!
 
 
Happy policing! 

Did you ever get around to writing that extension method? I'm still slightly new to this, and need to change the wanted status of peds in my callout.

Hey folks! Just a quick update. After I posted that status in November, a lot of s*** happened and I haven't been able to put much work at all into this. However, everything is resolved now, and I'm resuming work on this tonight! 
 
EDIT: I've made my New Year's resolution to actually put time and effort into my seemingly abandoned projects :D

[WIP] Routine Police Work for LSPDFR
After playing hours upon hours of LSPDFR, I realized that, while fun, the callouts that end in a chase and/or shootout get a little boring after you do them 20 or 30 times. I also realized that most of the time, real policing isn't 75% chases... I want more, I like hardcore realism....
 
Enter Routine Police Work for LSPDFR! This plugin will have callouts that capture the more boring (and often realistic) aspect of police work. Currently I only have two callouts planned, and I've started working on one. I'd like to have many many more, so input from the community would be really appreciated, seeing as I don't actually know that much about the daily life of a police officer.
 
Planned Callouts
Notify next of kin Supervise city event Reports of vandalism (vehicle, building) Loitering (in progress) Noise complaint Security alarm check Notify next of kin
This one is rather depressing. Someone has died, and it's your duty to go to their home and notify their next of kin of the death of their loved one... 
However, sometimes, no one's home. It's up to you to ask around the neighborhood and maybe find out where they work, and go there to bring the sad news.
And, in some rare cases, the family members may have disappeared too... It's up to you to investigate and find them, and bring them to safety if needed........
Supervise city event
There's a festival going on in Los Santos! Who knows what it's for, but everyone is having a great time. It's a big enough festival that a few blocks of a main road are closed off, and it's your responsibility to supervise and make sure the festivities don't get out of hand.
Also watch out for anyone trying to drive past the police barricades into the festival area! Wouldn't want anyone to get hurt now would we?
Sometimes someone may have had a little too much to drink. If they're causing a ruckus, it's up to you to escort them out of the festival area, or call an ambulance if they're really THAT drunk!
Reports of vandalism
Oh no! Someone has smashed up a car or tagged a building. Yeah, the graffiti might look cool, but it's still illegal! Catch the perpetrator and take them back to the station so they can learn their lesson!
Loitering
This is a fairly common occurrence in Los Santos. People are hanging around an area when they're not supposed to be! Stop them, and check to make sure none of them are fugitives! Tell the others to leave the scene or be arrested. Good luck!
Noise complaint
There's a party, or maybe a car radio, that's way too loud and the citizens are complaining. Tell the owner to turn the volume down, and maybe even issue them a citation depending on the laws of YOUR town!
Security alarm check
A local business's alarm is going off. It often goes off, and it's always been a false alarm in the past, but dispatch wants you to go check it out and turn the alarm off. You never know who's hiding behind those dark corners!
 
 
Happy policing! 

Ahh! Look for this line
 
<audioNameHash />
 
Change that to this:
 
<audioNameHash>POLICE</audioNameHash>
 
Or you can change that to FBI, POLICE2, POLICE3, SHERIFF2, SHERIFF. Whichever suits your needs.  Remember, once you have saved the meta, throw it back into OpenIV.

Stability wise, I've never had any issues with Computer+...
 
 

@Arariel supporting other languages wouldn't be too difficult as we'd just move all "strings" into a dictionary which we'd then use the dictionary to display in game. We would need the community to create other languages, but it'd be just as shareable as the backgrounds in the misc downloads section.
 
However it seems to be a moot point. I'm glad I started this poll because internalization was a top feature in my mind. With it being possibly removed from the road map, it frees up more time for the rest of the desired improvements

You're going to have to explain better on what you're asking. I have no idea what your question is. 

Anything you want, eh? Albo, I have a feeling this may become your best mod yet.

Yay! Can't wait. Happy New Year!

Hey folks! Just a quick update. After I posted that status in November, a lot of s*** happened and I haven't been able to put much work at all into this. However, everything is resolved now, and I'm resuming work on this tonight! 
 
EDIT: I've made my New Year's resolution to actually put time and effort into my seemingly abandoned projects :D

Hello new community editor. I will donate big money! so please feature all me mods. K? thx
 
 
Tbh I've never heard of any of you except the Fishy dude, but hi!

Can't wait for more updates. Happy New Year!

Well, it's an Albo- mod.
Expect something perfect.

will the traffic backup actually work in this new police radio?

Yes and yes, that could result from having commonly-used buttons in the radio 

Awesome!! Can't wait to see what you have in store :)

Hey guys! Sorry for my relative silence. I haven't gotten much more progress on this one, between school and a project for work, I've had a hell of a lot going on recently. I'm going to start working on this again soon, though, seeing as the semester is coming to a close. I'm actually planning to totally rework the loitering callout. I've been listening to a lot of LAPD chatter and I have a few ideas on how to make it much much better. Thank you for your continued support!