Steele1925

Well here's my build. It was around $1,100 when I had it built about four months ago. Graphics Card - Geforce GTX 770 (Asus) RAM - 8GB Kingston Blu series CPU - AMD FX 8350 8 core Operating System - Windows 8 64 bit (Always choose 64 bit) Hard Drive - 1TB Western Digital Case - Coolermaster HAF 912 Power Supply - 600w (watt) power supply from Coolermaster Motherboard - Asus M5A97 LE R2.0 (or R.20, I don't remember but you'll see it) I got all of these parts from pcpartpicker.com / I would recommend getting someone to build it for you if you don't know how to do so. I was told it was easy and believed it, but when I got to the wiring I was lost. I got mine built at CNC (a local store) but you should find someone who will do it. You can always go to a local Best Buy and talk to the Geek Squad, those guys never mind helping (they're not supposed to build it, but I know several people who got theirs built there) and they really know what they're talking about. They can help you decide which monitor is best for you because they don't all hook up to any computer. I hope this helps, let me know if you have any more questions. Select "Quote" on my comment before you do so that I can get a notification and reply back soon. :)

With LCPDFR 1.0c you don't have to hit alt T anymore. Just press T twice. If it still doesn't work, try re-downloading LCPDFR and do the manual install. This has worked for some people.

That's good to hear, now if you wouldn't mind... You can look on the bottom right of any of my comments and select "Answered" to go ahead and let the LCPDFR moderators know that this discussion is closed. They get a little annoyed when people don't, and I don't want you to get any "Warnings" or worse. Good day sir/ma'am.

Try to make sure that dsound.dll is not just in your ASI loader file, but also somewhere in your directory. This is the same problem I ran into, but I installed Savior Enb which came with dsound.dll. As soon as I plopped it into my main directory, the game worked fine.

Files/C: Drive/Program Files x86/If you downloaded from Rockstar, open the rockstar games folder, if from Steam, open the steam folder and then select Steam Apps/Common/GTA IV Double click LCPDFR folder, and the open LCPDFR config. Change what you need to, then hit file, and save. Now for your first question, which controls did you want to know?

When that stuff happens I usually hit "~" and type reloadscripts I'm sure you knew that, but I figured if anyone else is reading this, having the same problem, and wondering what to do, hopefully now they know. :)

I don't think English is his first language. Perhaps we can find out what he comfortably speaks, and attempt Google Translate or something along those lines.

Hello, I realize this may be a simple question for most, but I must ask. Also I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, if not, please let me know soon. How can you tell if a vehicle is high/low poly? I know the DSF models are supposed to be low poly, but the recent posts I've been seeing seem very high poly and generally crash my game. I have since found a vehicle that I like and doesn't crash. But how can I tell if something is high/low poly?

Update: I have since left Braveheart, and now use vpcallouts. Not to be confused with VipCallouts. I have never crashed while responding to a call from vpcallouts. Hope this info helps, but remember that crashing comes mostly from cars that are too high poly, or from pursuits. Well I'm able to play for up to 3 hours. These are simply my preferences, yours may differ from mine. I only modify 1 police vehicle, and I make sure the download is less than 6 mb. (CJ24's NYPD CVPI from 2013 I think) I never respond to a call that turns into a pursuit, nor do I take part in pursuits as they always crash. I have installed Braveheart's Policing Script, and therefore I press F7 to turn off LCPDFR callouts because they're mostly buggy anyway. If a pursuit starts during a traffic stop, immediately shoot the driver (works for me)

I'm with you there. The most fun calls for me are the calm situations. I wouldn't mind taking reports, questioning witnesses etc.

Can I make just one quick suggestion? Is it at all possible for the LCPDFR guys to give the player the option to turn on/off the pursuit feature? What I mean is, the option to completely turn off the AI's ability to flee or resist. I know this might be boring for some, but for myself and many others, this will be a life saver. The reason is, I can play for 3+ hours with no problem, but the instant that a situation turns into a pursuit, the game crashes. I now avoid calls which involve pursuits, but sometimes traffic stops turn into pursuits and BOOM... Crash. I figured since you have the option of "Hard Core" mode, maybe you could add this option and call it "Training" mode. I don't mean to beg but.... Please? Thank you for any response, and thank you for the absolutely fantastic work on this mod, honestly my favorite in any game to date!!! If you guys/gals ever decide to officially create a game based on this, I'll pay $60.00 for it. :)

Good point.... Well maybe the 3 character switching could simply be 3 different models. I know that GTA 5 has city police, sheriffs, and noose models. So maybe the 3 character switch could simply be clothing choice. Ah, I guess that's still limiting choice huh? Well let's leave the character switching out. But in my opinion everything I said above that would absolutely improve the game, and for myself and many others, prevent crashing by allowing the player to disable the AI's ability to flee, causing a crash.

Here's all I want. Watch Dogs 911 operator audio. For example, when a call comes in "911 what's your emergency"? From there, perhaps the LCPDFR guys could lend their voices for callouts, or the community. Make it a contest. I would like to be able to cuff/uncuff anyone without arresting them. Maybe I only have 2 pairs of handcuffs. We need to be able to turn on/off every callout, because I found that some that were added in GTA 4 crash the game. We need to be able to turn on/off the entire pursuit function if necessary. Meaning all citizens will comply. This would also be great for training. We need to be able to turn on/off other police officers. Now this last one is a stretch but..... Since the game is built around switching between 3 characters, let's use it. #1 is a City Police Officer with calls that pertain to being an officer in the City of Los Santos. #2 is a Highway Patrolman or State Trooper with calls specifically for that (traffic accidents, dui checkpoints, wreckless driving etc.) #3 is a detective with callouts for that. I would like to imagine something along the lines of "The First 48", but that's just me. What do you guys think???