Steele1925

Wow, once I started using this mod, I cannot, and will not go without it. Reminds me of "TicketTime". I love it! Quick couple of questions/suggestions if you don't mind... 1 : Would it be possible to implement the Arrest Reports to Albo's Court System? It's been on my mind for a while now. I'd love to see the results of my Arrests more often. 2 : Could you add an Arrest History log to Peds (not just Ped's you've arrested)? Sort of like the "Times Stopped" info. It could show a history that's randomly generated. Example... 12/19/2011 : Assault on an Officer (Felony) (LSPD) 03/15/2015 : Marijuana Possession (Misdemeanor) (BCSO) 01/01/2016 : Obstruction (Misdemeanor) (SAHP) In any case, thank you again for this fantastic mod!

Well as far as "accuracy" goes, it would only throw you a description based (as my example above) on a possible outcome of an NPC in a zone. The NPC I mentioned is able to be found, in the exact outfit described. But it's a 1 in 3 chance on average of GTA V to pull that one from the pool each time you drive down one of the streets in that area. So it would be an off time sort of thing. Anywho, thanks for taking interest!

I will say that I've always had an idea for a callout (though I have no knowledge regarding how that's done). It would be a callout that doesn't actually have an "end" to it. Once accepted, information will be provided, and then it will end itself without knowledge to the player. Here's a brief idea. It would be based on a Wanted Suspect (here me out). I got the idea from the show "The First 48". Dispatch would inform the player that a suspect is wanted for (insert reason here). They would then give a description (of a random NPC in game) and location they're known to be around. This is because NPC types are locked to specific zones. There would be no waypoint, or marker on any pedestrian. It would simply be up to the player to keep an eye out for someone matching that description as they patrol and take other calls. Example below based off of my own testing with finding NPC's and their varying descriptions (because they do spawn with different clothing options) Black Male Yellow/Purple Basketball Jersey Blue Jean Shorts Brown Boots Ballas Gang Member Frequents Strawberry and Rancho areas Players could then search for this pedestrian whenever they're available (in between callouts). It would also assist those who are looking to play a "Detective". Just my thoughts. In any case, thank you for posting this topic here.

A .meta file is typically for either a Handling line (which isn't normally required anymore) or it's for extras on a vehicle (which also isn't normally required anymore). You only need to mess with .meta files if a vehicle mod comes with them, and specifically tells you that you need them. Other than that, you're good to go. Also, yes you can simply add them to patchday14ng without them being there. The game will load those instead of the "Vanilla" ones.

Good afternoon buddy. Simply put, I place all vehicle mods in GTAV/mods/update/x64/dlcpacks/patchday14 . The game will load the latest version of a vehicle model from the latest patchday folder. This is what works for me. However, if you have vehicles that require you to replace a .meta file, then it's important to place them wherever they tell you to. I hope this helps