metiri

Friggn of course! Every tutorial I've seen says to use MyMod.net.ini. I could've sworn I tried with and without the .net, but now its working. I feel like a noob for posting this now. Thank you, again!

Try renaming MyMod.net.ini to MyMod.ini.  That may help.  I don't believe .NET scripts use .net.ini extensions for their ini files.  I don't work with GTA scripts at all, but it's an easy thing to try at least.

We've released a hotfix which brings with it some small stability enhancements and fixes as well as some highly requested features.  The hotfix, LCPDFR 1.0c is now the third patch for LCPDFR 1.0.
 
Along with bringing to the table a more stable experience, LCPDFR 1.0c comes packing a punch as far as features are concerned too.  Since time immemorial, the ability to control traffic has been long sought after in LCPDFR.  LCPDFR 1.0c now introduces the ability to set up a checkpoint with a patrol car on any road which you can then use to control the flow of traffic passing through.
 
As well as this, we made a big mistake when we rewrote LCPDFR for 1.0c when we forgot to convert over the old feature of drinking coffee.  Again, this is something that has been widely requested and sure enough, you can now indulge in a caffeine hit while protecting the streets of Liberty City.  Not only that, however, but the whole process is more interactive in that you now hold a key to drink.  As an added bonus, there's even a nice drinking sound effect to go with it.
 
LCPDFR 1.0c is also good news for the people that like to develop with our API.  There's now a bunch of new features and classes available to you allowing you control over nifty things like arrow checkpoints and blips, as well as some access to LCPDFR's internal ped data.
 
As always, please report any problems to us in the LCPDFR support section.  Enjoy!