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Keep Calm Plugin for GTA V
Copyright (C) 2015 Stealth22. All rights reserved.
Any unauthorized modification, reverse engineering, or distribution (including re-uploading of any kind) is strictly prohibited.
PLEASE DO NOT PM ME WITH SUPPORT REQUESTS, OR POST A NEGATIVE REVIEW WITHOUT ADDRESSING THE ISSUE WITH ME FIRST.
FOR ANY SUPPORT RELATED ISSUES, PLEASE POST A COMMENT ON THIS PAGE, OR POST IN THE KEEP CALM FORUM TOPIC.
 
** NOTE REGARDING RPH CRASHES **
If your GTA V crashes to the desktop, and RPH says that the crash was most likely caused by Keep Calm...to put it simply, it most likely was not caused by Keep Calm.
RPH tries to detect which plugin caused the crash by calculating which plugin was running at the time of the crash. Keep Calm runs constantly in the background, so naturally, RPH will think that Keep Calm is the culprit whenever you have a game crash.
GTA V can CTD for any number of reasons. Keep Calm does not do anything heavy enough to cause a game crash...I am not saying that it will never happen, but it has never happened in the history of Keep Calm's development. Anyone who has reported a CTD crash so far has had their issues stemming from elsewhere.
If you get an RPH crash that says Keep Calm was the cause, try un-installing Keep Calm, or disabling it from starting in the RPH settings. If the crashes persist, your issues are being caused by something else.
If the crashes go away, then re-install Keep Calm by downloading the latest release from LCPDFR.com. If the crashes then return, we need to diagnose the issue further, and you should post a comment here (or in the forum topic) so we can look into it.
 
** IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING THE ENTITY PERSISTENCE MOD!! **
If you use the Entity Persistence mod by FtDLulz, you need to do ONE of two things...
If ped persistence is enabled, ensure that it is set to only 'persist' dead peds, not live ones (this is the default setting, to my knowledge) OR...Disable ped persistence entirely
  If ped persistence is enabled, and set to 'persist' LIVE peds, then Keep Calm will have NO effect at all!! (Not to mention that you will have performance issues if you do that!)
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!
 
Requirements
You must have at least version v0.41 of the RAGE Plugin Hook installed, LSPDFR v0.3.1, as well as v1.6.0.1 of the Stealth.Common DLL, which is packaged with this release. Keep Calm will check these versions on startup, and will refuse to run if older versions are installed.
You must have a fully legal, non-pirated version of GTA V.
Installation
- Copy the Keep Calm.dll and Keep Calm.ini files into the Plugins folder of your GTA V directory.
- Copy the Stealth.Common.dll file into your main/root GTA V directory.
Features
- Nearby drivers and pedestrians should not panic in the event of gunfire (police officers are excluded)
- Some customization is available via the config file
- Peds spawned by LSPDFR and LSPDFR plugins are excluded, to eliminate conflicts with callout plugins
Usage
- Press the toggle keybind (CTRL + 9 by default) to start/stop Keep Calm
- Keep Calm will start on it's own by default, unless the auto-start is disabled in the config file
Known Issues
Please note that GTA V does not always provide access to every pedestrian and vehicle in the area, and some peds may spawn AFTER the "calming" function has already been triggered. It runs in the background continuously, but each ped has to be modified individually.
As a result, some drivers and pedestrians may still panic in the event of gunfire. This may improve as new versions of the RAGE Plugin Hook are released.
This plugin has been released with the intent of minimizing the panic attacks experienced by the AI.
The panic attacks will NOT be eliminated completely, however, this plugin should hopefully minimize them enough to make the game more enjoyable. The main intent with this plugin is to not have drivers run officers over when they are in the middle of making an arrest after a pursuit.

A month in development trying to get it to work with GTA V's Siren System then transitioned EVL and finally finished. These 2 CVPI's are based on the LAPD & LASD but presented as LSPD & LSSD Fleet Vic's. Features a reworked Arjent made to work with EVL, accurate interior's to my knowledge and what I saw from pictures, & etc.
Enjoy.
Bugs (1):
Gauge's are inaccurately calibrated, I expect you could rely on the good ole SNT Speedometer in the upper right like in IV Notes (1):
Recommended using fellow ljcrary's Crown Victoria Sound Mod http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/8689-crown-victoria-sound-mod-v2/ & a visual mod of self choice Updates might come in the near future. This mod will be updated to support ELS when released. Requirements (1):
http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/9218-evl-beta/
If you have any questions concerning the model, you may contact me at anytime and I will be able to answer.

Hi,
This is an opensource release. You can use this car for your models.
This version is to encourage modders to develop good cars. Especially in the level of details. 
use several level of details in your mod and separate both files with editing.(police.yft and police_hi.yft). No importing both files in zmod for editing. Because you will lose your L0.
 
 Support the developers and give the proper credits. Cars without the proper credits will get you banned.

Credits:
Ford CVPI from Driver San Francisco
Ported to GTA IV by F5544.
Edited to police version by Cj24 and KevinDV.
Ported to GTAV by F5544.
Liveries by BogdanM.
Beta tested by PimDSLR, Dbock1989, Prophet.
Interior parts made by Bxbugs123/Scheafft with permission to use.


Interior textured by F5544/BogdanM.
 

Dashcam V is a RageHook plugin that simulates emergency vehicle dashcams used in real life.
Note: An unfortunate downside to the method of centering the camera is that you cannot freely rotate it. In terms of immersion, however, it makes sense because most dashcams do not rotate. In light of this, the dashcam no longer replaces the first person vehicle view, so you can use it whenever you desire.
Features
- Grayscale filter: looks like the department's on a tight budget
- Two layouts: a regular dashcam layout and a remake of Sniper296's IVDashCam layout
- Remote view: view your vehicle's dashcam while on foot by pressing Ctrl + E or the Left Thumbstick + Left Shoulder
- Dynamic unit numbers
- Configurable settings: use the .ini file to adjust the following...
    - Unit number/name
    - Department name/colour/logo
    - Imperial/metric
    - Date format
    - Layout style
    - Remote view controls (both gamepad and keyboard)
    - Grayscale filter
Installation
1. Download & install the latest RagePluginHook from http://ragepluginhook.net/Downloads.aspx if you haven't already.
2. Pick a folder. If you like the vanilla agencies, pick lore-friendly. Otherwise, pick real agencies.
3. Drag & drop "DashcamV.dll" and "DashcamV.ini" into the Plugins folder of your GTA V directory.
4. Using OpenIV, place the logos.ytd in update\update.rpf\x64\textures\script_txds.rpf (use your mods folder if you have it).
Find and open the file "startup.rphs". Once you open the file, start a new line and put the following...
LoadPlugin "DashcamV.dll"
This will make the modification automatically load when you start the game. If you do not want the modification to automatically load, launch the game and press F4. Once you see a panel, put in what you see above.
Known Bugs
- When entering a vehicle that you left on dashcam view, your view will reset

If you are installing LSPDFR 0.4 for the first time, we strongly recommend that you do so on a clean copy of Grand Theft Auto V without any other mods or plugins.
 
LSPDFR 0.4 brings sweeping changes which have been implemented over a number of years and is the latest major version of LSPDFR, released in December 2018.  LSPDFR turns the world of GTA V upside down, giving you the power to enforce the law as you see fit.
 
Please see the following resources for more information about LSPDFR and its features:
LSPDFR 0.4 Page: https://www.lcpdfr.com/lspdfr
LSPDFR 0.4 Wiki: https://www.lcpdfr.com/wiki/lspdfr/04
LSPDFR 0.4 Getting Started: https://www.lcpdfr.com/wiki/lspdfr/04/getting-started/
 
Installation Guides: https://www.lcpdfr.com/lspdfr/how-to-install/

Part of the First Response Mods family.