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TangoWhiskey88

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    TangoWhiskey88 reacted to LordGunter in Taking Requests for Buffalo S Skins   
    That is the South Carolina Highway Patrol.  
    Aka the silver bullet. ;) 
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    TangoWhiskey88 reacted to Deactivated Member in Searching PED's in 0.3   
    I think it's called 'Stop-and-Frisk', for dangerous objects/weapons. A must for every felony traffic stop.
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    TangoWhiskey88 got a reaction from Albo1125 in New to Coding   
    Hey guys,
    I'm new to the coding game, took some visual basic in high school about 10 years ago, but I am wanting to start creating a callout script.  I am a law enforcement officer and I think i could bring some more realism to the callouts.  I just need some direction or pointers to begin the badassery haha.  Thanks.
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    TangoWhiskey88 reacted to Ashkarn in New to Coding   
    Why 2013?
    You could also use this guide to help you learn C#: http://rbwhitaker.wikidot.com/c-sharp-tutorials
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    TangoWhiskey88 reacted to Stealth22 in New to Coding   
    VB.NET works too, thats what I used to create my callouts. I went for realism too, haha. I'm not a police officer, sadly, so my knowledge was based on the ridealongs I've been on with my local police.
    MulleDK19, one of the developers of Rage hook, recommended 2013 instead of 2015. Apparently there's a bug with the Intellisense.
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    TangoWhiskey88 reacted to Straysify in New to Coding   
    Welcome to modding! You'll probably want to learn C#, as it's fairly simple to find support for, and the language that many of the developers on this site and others use. C# isn't that challenging to learn, and it'll help that you already know VB.
    Once you've learned C#, LukeD has a great example on how to create callouts using the LSPDFR API and the RAGE Plugin Hook, two extremely useful sets of tools. There's quite a few informational topics in the API Development section to help get you started. Also, if you're going to use visual studio(which you should), I highly recommend using Community 2013, rather than 2015.

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