Stealth22

Yeah, the idea of that call is to show the kind of stupid shit the police get called over. You can just end the call, or roleplay it further by getting his ID, checking for warrants, seeing if he is drunk, etc etc. Or you could react like Cooper... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XY_wAoXCu2M

I'm able to ask any ped for identification without any issues. It sounds like you have another mod conflicting somewhere.

VERSION 0.2.0 HAS BEEN RELEASED! Added Hit and Run calloutAdded Impaired Driver calloutDispatch audio is now being handled by the LSPDFR API directly; there is no need for the NAudio.dll anymoreWhen speaking to subjects, they will now have many more things to say, so you will need to press Y more than once!Subject stories will now change EACH TIME you get one of the callouts, for more varietyIf peds spawn in the middle of the street, you can walk up to them and press CTRL+T to make them follow you to a safer location on the sidewalkPress CTRL+T again to make the ped stop following youThis feature can also be used to separate two subjects, or to bring one subject to the other side of your cruiser for questioningAssault suspect will now return to the scene when he sees that the police have been calledDoes he genuinely want to tell his side, or is he trying to weasel out of being arrested?Duplicate red blip bug from the Assault call has been fixedThere is now a delay between completing a call to the point where Dispatch calls it Code 4 (for realism)A callout will end immediately if the player is killed, and Dispatch will send out an "Officer Down" call (for realism)Suspects will react differently based on your response to a call...use that siren carefully!Person With a Gun call now has some more variety, and will be developed further in the futureUnknown Trouble now has MUCH more variety, and will no longer be just a false 911 callAbility to turn off the "1-ADAM-12" intro easter egg...but why would you want to do that?Added all LAPD unit types (not just ADAM and LINCOLN!)Various code optimizations

Don't load the plugin twice. That will cause conflicts and make the game unstable. Now, as for the plugin "not working", there are a few things to be aware of. I am going to try to explain this as best as I can, but its not a simple process. First and foremost, you guys need to understand that we are attempting to circumvent a core aspect of Grand Theft Auto V. Rockstar Games has programmed these peds to freak out at the sight of a firearm. They are specifically and explicitly designed to act in a certain way. Even if a third party plugin or modification changes an aspect of the game, GTA V is still trying to do what it's designed to do. The peds will be getting conflicting instructions. We tell them to drink Pepsi, Rockstar tells them to drink Coca-Cola. Guess who they're going to listen to more? Therefore, even when Keep Calm is successful in "calming" a ped, GTA V can reverse or override the effect at any time. And as we saw with v0.5.0, calming the peds too much was causing conflicts elsewhere, namely peds being spawned for callouts. So we're treading on very fragile ground here. It's a little bit like juggling bowling balls, while riding a unicycle down Interstate 405 in the Los Angeles morning rush. Secondly, Grand Theft Auto V is designed to perform at a high level on a wide variety of computer systems. You may not always get the best graphics if you haven't got the latest and greatest video card, but the game will be relatively smooth, and above all, stable. This was not the case with Grand Theft Auto IV, as we are all aware. In order to have an application (not just a game, but any piece of software) perform efficiently, a developer has to manage the system's resources efficiently. This means disposing objects when they are not being used, among many other things. Grand Theft Auto V is continuously creating and disposing of objects, including peds, vehicles, models, textures, you name it. So if a ped is being explicitly given instructions by GTA V, or if that ped is being brought into or disposed from the game world, GTA V is not going to provide access to it. Or, if the plugin gains access to it, GTA V can override or reverse anything being done to that ped. So when Keep Calm says, "give me all the peds within this area", GTA is not going to provide each and every ped, for varying reasons that are out of our control. Third of all, the effect that Keep Calm attempts to apply cannot be applied to every ped in the game world at once. In fact, due to the nature of how the structure of the game is set up, each ped must be modified individually. I'm sure you can imagine how inefficient of a process this can be. So if the plugin is not finished with the peds in your area, you're going to get some people panicking. Plus, both the player and peds around the area are always moving. As some peds get further away (and are disposed from the world), other peds are coming in, and because they have just entered the world, they do not have the calming effect applied to them, until Keep Calm triggers itself again. Also, the initial versions of Keep Calm were running this effect every 5 seconds. As everyone knows, as soon as build 393 of GTA came out, this was too much for our systems to handle, and everyone was commenting about the lag. One of the things that was done to combat the lag was to increase this time interval to 15 seconds. In 15 seconds, you could drive 6 blocks in this game. Is 15 seconds too long? Perhaps. But we need to strike a balance between performance and being able to calm every single ped. I am going to look at making the time interval customizable, but I'm nervous about that. Making the value too low or too high can have unexpected results, or make the game unstable. Remember, this is not going to get every ped 100% of the time. The goal is to minimize the panic effect, because frankly, it will probably never be eliminated.

That one has been on my to-do list. It will be added in a future release.

Like I wrote in the description, GTA does not give access to every ped, as its always re-spawning and doing garbage collection on disposed objects. So that will happen. All we can do is reduce the effect as much as possible; it will never be eliminated.

It works fine for lots of people, so the issue is not in the plugin code itself. That being said however, the next update will have some optimizations in the code, as well as an option to disable the dispatch audio, which I believe is causing some people's issues. I will also include the rest of the unit types. I only had ADAM and LINCOLN in there initially because it was quicker than adding all of them, and it was "good enough" for my own testing. In my excitement to release the mod, I forgot to include audio for the rest of the unit types. There will be an update coming soon which, aside from what I mentioned above, will come with some new features. As well, there will be at least one new callout, possibly two.