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Any ideas on how to solve this one, @LMS?

They didn't forget to pay the bill, the host shut them down for high web traffic. They're waiting to get the switch turned back on.

I know it was this way before 0.3. One of the changes in 0.3 was to make it not affect peds that were in a vehicle... http://www.lcpdfr.com/lspdfr/features/ Stop & Identify A short progress bar will now be filled when stopping pedestrians Occupants of vehicles will no longer be affected. You can now arrest suspects directly from these interactions (see below)

@Sam, I don't know how difficult this will be for you or @LMS to reproduce, but I thought I should bring it to your attention anyway. I was doing some testing on one of my new callouts the other day. I was trying to 'stop' my ped by holding down E on the keyboard. It worked and all, but a few drivers passing by also parked their vehicles and stepped out. I was under the impression that this feature was supposed to only affect peds that were on foot. Now this may have just been a one-off, but I wanted to let you guys know anyway. I was definitely running LSPDFR 0.3, and RPH 0.34. It was 2 or 3 days ago now, and I don't remember exactly when it was, so I doubt I'll be able to provide you with a log. If I see it again, I'll definitely save the log file for you, though. It happened on the freeway just outside Sandy Shores, if I remember correctly.

Would this be something that could be controllable via an INI file, perhaps? Personally, I haven't noticed any problems, but I haven't been able to just sit down and play lately because I've been so busy developing on my plugins. I don't mind the AI traffic on T-stops, actually. If it gets too crazy, I just use my Traffic Control plugin to slow them down. That usually makes them pretty calm.

I'd be interested in having a conversation with both of you on this subject...

Added a tip to the original post re: branching your source code.

Use the OnDutyStateChanged event handler (when onDuty = false) to clean up your code when the player goes off duty.

I'm getting the same... Sorry, there is a problem Something went wrong. Please try again. Error code: EX28

Nope, you can make them on the fly. As long as your list is globally declared, you're good.

I just realized something. GetAttachedBlip may not work. I remember trying the same thing with Keep Calm when I had that bug where fleeing suspects would just drive at a leisurely pace. GetAttachedBlip was not returning a blip for me, even though there was clearly a blip. That may have changed with 0.3 though. I had to get LMS to help me with that bug, and in the end, I used the IsPersistent property.

You could also use a LINQ query, if you wanted to do some action on ALL cops if any one of them are within 20 metres. int nearbyCops = (from x in myCops where x.DistanceTo(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position) <= 20.0f select x).Count(); if (nearbyCops > 0) { foreach (Ped cop in myCops) { //do something } } //You can also get a list of nearby cops and only do an action on those nearby cops... List<Ped> nearbyCopList = (from x in myCops where x.DistanceTo(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position) <= 20.0f select x).ToList(); if (nearbyCopList.Count > 0) { foreach (Ped cop in nearbyCopList) { //do something } } //Or get the closest cop... Ped closestCop = (from x in myCops where x.DistanceTo(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position) <= 20.0f select x).FirstOrDefault(); // if closestCop is null, no cop within 20 meters was found //Or a list of cops sorted by how close they are... List<Ped> nearbyCopList = (from x in myCops where x.DistanceTo(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position) <= 20.0f orderby x.DistanceTo(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position) select x).ToList();

That would probably work. Just make sure you check if the Blip exists though. Blip b = ped.GetAttachedBlip(); if (b.Exists()) b.Delete();