Denny

Im having a bit of trouble with this model now. I installed it with the package installer and the lights on the lightbar are all out of whack. They flash too fast, some are too dim and some are too bright. And some stay lit no matter what. To avoid confusion I am not trying to use this with ELS. I dont know how to fix this because it installs itself with OpenIV. ):

Is it normal that the victims die virtually 100% of the time despite the location and extent of their injury? lol People who get shot in the foot have no chance in this world, yet occasionally a dude that was blasted in the head with a 45 gets up and walks away

This is sick

I resolved my issue. Had to sacrifice another mod so this one would work correctly. We cant have it all though. Excellent car this time around. Loving all of the components

Very nice outfit for the paramedics! I have grown to hate the blue overalls the stock paramedics wear... I know it resembles their real life counter parts but damn

This mod truly revolutionizes the LSPDFR experience by adding a new threshold of control to the game play for law enforcement role play. By allowing the player to use their microphone to communicate with the in game dispatch operator, Vocal Dispatch single handedly creates an impressively immersive experience that is all new, fun and exciting. In addition to being one of the greatest (and a must have mods,) I am pleased that Vocal Dispatch was made to cooperate with other user modifications. By allowing this mod to be integrated with others—now and in the future—the author is facilitating an environment which invites the community to work together and produce new and innovative mods that propel the entire LSPD First Response project forward. I have nothing but compliments to give to the mod and its creator. As of right now, Vocal Dispatch revolves around the primary functions of LSPDFR to include calling for reinforcements and prisoner transport—most of which trigger an event in the game. As Vocal Dispatch is further developed, I would like to see the added ability to have more ambient conversation with the dispatch operator for added realism. This will give the user the option to report to dispatch for multiple dynamic scenarios and utilize much unused audio from the game. An example would be putting out the description of a vehicle you encounter over the air. Dispatch could then repeat the general description (audio we know exists) to all units in the area. It is true that implementing an audio-only feature will yield no physical results in the game; it will, however, expand on the immersion of the existing mod as well as open up the possibility for users to create an add-on that will use the audio (maybe a warrant mod). Seeing how far LSPDFR has come since its predecessor, there is not a doubt in my mind that the possibilities are endless. The work it entails to create a mod like this one can often go unnoticed and unappreciated—especially by people like me who cannot mod. Anyone who puts in the effort to create a mod deserves recognition and Vocal Dispatch definitely deserves more than it has. I use Vocal Dispatch every time I launch LSPDFR and I could not imagine the game without it.

I am thoroughly impressed, nice work

Thank you for your help, RobertTM

Can somebody please explain the "flags" thing with the vehicles.meta file? I simply don't understand it. He instructs us to replace the flags line with the one provided if you intend to use it on police4 slot (which I am)... but there are literally hundreds of flag lines in vehicles.meta beginning with "<flags>" and ending with "<flags>," Just like the one he provided... Which one do I replace? I tried just adding it to the bottom of the page and I saw no difference in game :s

11 shots in the leg to put an enemy down is not realistic

I must have missed that the first time I looked for it, thanks

Excellent mod. Im not sure if you are still accepting suggestions but I thought I would throw some out there. Perhaps you could include a "step it up" phrase which could come in handy while you are waiting on code 2 backup (because as you know things can go from fine to fucked up in a minute inside GTA) And it would simply register as a code 3 request as far as the mod is concerned. Also it is easy to remember and roll of the tongue when youre dealing with a lot at one time. Also you could consider including a "send me a bus" phrase to the mod. Since an ambulance is typically referred to as a bus it just adds some more easy an fun variety to an already accomplished mod. In any case, keep up the excellent work! :- )

I'll see what I can do Thank you. When I start work on other models ill look at those as well

The option for no vest is the green traffic vest or the bullet proof vest?

Yes, the mod only works with the original carvariations. I downloaded a firetruck which included a modded carvariations and it broke the cop car mod. Since you cant have your cake and eat it too, I chose not to use the firetruck so I could stick with the police cars.

Does this mod interfere with keybinded keys? Like if H is set to horn, you wont repeatedly sound your horn while you are typing in the computer

This is the most bad ass thing ive seen in a while