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Greetings! I have a problem with my LCPDFR. It was work perfect the last few feeks up until yesterday when the callout of the homeless people causing a disturbance. Any ideas? I've tried reinstalled all mods etc. etc. EDIT: Same goes for the "Officer down" callout, but that's not directly related to the LCPDFR mod.

This will definitely lower the police brutality in San Andreas. Great job :-) Looking forward to new updates as usual!

Thanks alot man! Worked perfectly now :)

Greetings! I've been trying to install skins for the police peds. I do follow readme exactly how it's written, but after rebuilding (or not rebuilding, doesn't matter in this case), when starting the launcher, it downloads a file that's 1,97gb or something, most likely x64e.rpf cause when i go back into OpenIV and try to enter that folder, it says "unknown file format or the file has been corrupted". Any ideas what this might be?

One suggestion; Gun in holster for FIB And maybe a bug; sometimes when there's multiple suspects or if you press E once to arrest, and then happen to push the suspect, E doesnt work anymore?

Wait, im confused. Are we waiting for an update for LSPDFR to work, or does it work when you download newest RPH and LSPDFR? Cause i have both, and it crashes after using plate check etc.

Works with newest RPH, but crashes using police computer/on foot radio for me atleast.

New update; I have atleast 7-8 hours played now, and it's still amazing! However i still notice that trying to press shift behind some vehicles doesn't work instantly, but after 2-10 times pressing shift its ok, it works eventually. And i have recently started to experience crashes when pressing shift, like some others have mentioned before me. But after deleting all plugins it seems it works fine.AND, i got a crash after calling in backup on a vehicle that evaded a traffic stop, only happened once though. Overall, to be a 0.2 release, its wild :-D 10/10

Sounds interesting ^^

I have been playing 0.2 for 2 hours non-stop now, and i have to say i'm really impressed! It's almost like LCPDFR 1.0 series already(!!). Great new features. Only thing that's missing now is more callouts, but i'm sure they will come whenever they are ready, and others starts using the API :-) However, after about 30 mins - 1 hr, it got really hard doing traffic stops. I was behind several different vehicles and tried pressing shift, but nothing happened? I managed to pull over a car after putting on my lights twice, and then press shift, but on other vehicles that didn't work. Could be a minor bug, not sure, but its worth mentioning. BUT, overall (and again), great job on this release :))))))

Oh my. :-D

Thanks lord Sam

Ahaa! Glad to hear :) I'm really looking forward to this.

Timers? Please dont make this into an arcade mod. Other than that, i really loved Callouts+, and i'm sure i'll love CalloutsV! Good luck :)

The idea is good, but i feel LSPDFR isn't the right mod for it.

Suggestions for callouts (probably suggested before) * Domestic disturbance/violence * Welfare checks * Drunks causing problems * Fights * Car accidents * Take reports and look for suspects etc. *Shoplifting/theft/grand theft And so much more. Main point being that i would like some callouts that doesn't always end in a gunfight, which also adds to the realism :-) That's what i immediately came up with, will edit with more. And yes, i realize i/we can't expect all this so early. Lastly, a huge thanks again to the developers of this amazing mod! Can't wait to see what it's like in 6 months - 1 years time! EDIT: * I read (and understand) that it's hard due to technical limitations, but a interaction menu while stopping suspects would be nice. LCPDFR 1.0 style; right click to lock onto suspect without going into "fight ready mode" and ability to ask for ID (and use the radio animation to call it in), frisk etc. * A way to make the bullet holes on your uniform disappear, if that's possible at all.

You developers never cease to amaze! Good job :D Really looking forward to this!

I'll upload a timer tomorrow, i swear.

Thanks to all LSPDFR developers, really looking forward to this! :-)