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That is indeed a false positive. See here.

As others have said, those numbers correspond to color values in the game. The value order goes like this: primary color, secondary color, overcoat, wheel color.

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At the bottom of the vehicles.meta file, there's a section that defines misc textures used by models. You'll need to make a new entry for the new model, and use poltax_interior (or something similar, check the other police vehicle entries).

I prefer Traffic Load; still loads around 20 car models, but isn't hard limited by a set of specific cars.

Granted, I don't use anything other than modified default models, but it still gives me a larger variety than the unmodified game.

Check whatever trainers you use and make sure any "Ignore Player" options are turned off.

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What a constructive post.

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Looks interesting.
 
Things happening that don't directly involve the player are a plus.

Vehicles.meta files in update.rpf always loads entries over anything else (at least the base vehicles.meta does, not sure if dlc_patch ones work the same but they likely do). Carvariations doesn't work that way, and entries can be overwritten in dlcpacks.

If I remember correctly, that mod template didn't come with support for that file.
 
In content.xml, under the dataFiles section, add this after the entry for vehicles.meta:
<Item>       <filename>dlc_modding:/common/data/carcols.meta</filename>       <fileType>CARCOLS_FILE</fileType>       <overlay value="false" />       <disabled value="true" />       <persistent value="false" /> </Item> And then under the filesToEnable section, add this line after the line for vehicles.meta:
<Item>dlc_modding:/common/data/carcols.meta</Item> You should then be able to add your meta file and have it loaded by the game.

If I remember correctly, that mod template didn't come with support for that file.
 
In content.xml, under the dataFiles section, add this after the entry for vehicles.meta:
<Item>       <filename>dlc_modding:/common/data/carcols.meta</filename>       <fileType>CARCOLS_FILE</fileType>       <overlay value="false" />       <disabled value="true" />       <persistent value="false" /> </Item> And then under the filesToEnable section, add this line after the line for vehicles.meta:
<Item>dlc_modding:/common/data/carcols.meta</Item> You should then be able to add your meta file and have it loaded by the game.

Download the latest release, and from the archive, drag the contents of the "GTA V Folder" folder into the game directory.

I figured I'd post this useful plugin by @PNWParksFan since this thread popped up and nobody else had, since it will make editing light settings far easier than constantly reloading the game.
 
https://github.com/pnwparksfan/rph-live-lights

I figured I'd post this useful plugin by @PNWParksFan since this thread popped up and nobody else had, since it will make editing light settings far easier than constantly reloading the game.
 
https://github.com/pnwparksfan/rph-live-lights

update.rpf/common/data/handling.meta

FYI for people: there's a current 16 MB limit on files loaded with the replacement method, but loading through the add-on method should work.
 
Thank for figuring that out, @LMS

Even SWAT officers with rifles barely shoot during pursuits.
 
It's most obvious when in cover: usually they pop out and then back in without firing most times, and never really more than once if they do.
Well, not just in cover. Watching a SWAT team stand in the open not returning fire is also obvious.
 
The only real time they shoot is when they get knocked down on the ground.

<modelName>kcwa1</modelName> <txdName>sheriff</txdName> modelName and txdName should be the same, as they refer to the names of the model and texture files.

If those plugins disable themselves with a version check instead of actual incompatibility, that's not the LSPDFR team's issue.

If those plugins disable themselves with a version check instead of actual incompatibility, that's not the LSPDFR team's issue.

Even SWAT officers with rifles barely shoot during pursuits.
 
It's most obvious when in cover: usually they pop out and then back in without firing most times, and never really more than once if they do.
Well, not just in cover. Watching a SWAT team stand in the open not returning fire is also obvious.
 
The only real time they shoot is when they get knocked down on the ground.

If those plugins disable themselves with a version check instead of actual incompatibility, that's not the LSPDFR team's issue.

If those plugins disable themselves with a version check instead of actual incompatibility, that's not the LSPDFR team's issue.