LtFlash

The initial release of “Rush Hour” includes 4 callouts located in Algonquin with hundreds of spawn points all over the borough. The mod is built from selected callouts of The Wasteland but some of them were modified to fit the new environment. A new feature of zoning system will introduce a whole new level of realism to your gameplay.
 
A mugging victim calls for help
EMS is requesting assistance (480 spawn points)
A street fight (1756 spawn points!)
Prisoner transport
 
Special features:
a zoning system let you divide the borough to smaller zones and work in one specific area, no more responding to calls located somewhere on the other side of the borough,
custom radio chatter with real NYPD recordings by FCV96, more will be added in the next releases.
 
Forum thread:
http://www.lcpdfr.com/forums/topic/53782-rush-hour-callouts-pack/
 
VirusTotal report:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/d20fff4c34d5e57e9f36339b0c8efd28b177e832c343273caa30be3d1b160c4c/analysis/1439311609/

CoordSaverV 2.1
Developer's tool which helps to manually collect spawn points. Now with new features to simplify and speed up the process.
Basic commands:
- SetFileName
    defines where to save your spawns.
- AddSpawn
    adds your current position as a new spawn point
    to the current ExtendedSpawnPoint.
- AddTag
    adds tag to the current ESP.
- SetZone
    set street and zone name of current position to
    the ESP.
- SaveSpawn
    saves your ESP to file.
Additional commands:
- SetAutoSave
    will save the ESP after adding the first spawn point.
- SetBlipsCreation
    defines if a blip is created for every spawn point.
- SetBlipsColor
    set color for blips.
- LoadBlipsFromFile
    loads ESPs from file and creates blips for all of them.
- RemoveAllBlips
    removes all blips created by the plugin.
- SetAutoTag
    adds a predefined tag to every new ESP.
- RemoveAutoTag
    a predefined tag will no longer be added to every new ESP.
- SetZoneNameTranslation
    if set to true zone name will be saved as a full name
    ("Rockford Hills") instead of an abbreviation ("ROCKF").
- TranslateZonesInFile
    loads all ESPs from file, translates names (two-way) and
    saves the result to another file.
- SetOutputFormat
        allow to choose the output format. You can pick xml or
        txt.
- TranslateXmlToTxt
        loads all spawn points from an xml file and saves data in
        a txt file with proper format.
 
Source code:
https://github.com/LtFlash/CoordSaverV

CoordSaverV 2.1
Developer's tool which helps to manually collect spawn points. Now with new features to simplify and speed up the process.
Basic commands:
- SetFileName
    defines where to save your spawns.
- AddSpawn
    adds your current position as a new spawn point
    to the current ExtendedSpawnPoint.
- AddTag
    adds tag to the current ESP.
- SetZone
    set street and zone name of current position to
    the ESP.
- SaveSpawn
    saves your ESP to file.
Additional commands:
- SetAutoSave
    will save the ESP after adding the first spawn point.
- SetBlipsCreation
    defines if a blip is created for every spawn point.
- SetBlipsColor
    set color for blips.
- LoadBlipsFromFile
    loads ESPs from file and creates blips for all of them.
- RemoveAllBlips
    removes all blips created by the plugin.
- SetAutoTag
    adds a predefined tag to every new ESP.
- RemoveAutoTag
    a predefined tag will no longer be added to every new ESP.
- SetZoneNameTranslation
    if set to true zone name will be saved as a full name
    ("Rockford Hills") instead of an abbreviation ("ROCKF").
- TranslateZonesInFile
    loads all ESPs from file, translates names (two-way) and
    saves the result to another file.
- SetOutputFormat
        allow to choose the output format. You can pick xml or
        txt.
- TranslateXmlToTxt
        loads all spawn points from an xml file and saves data in
        a txt file with proper format.
 
Source code:
https://github.com/LtFlash/CoordSaverV

CoordSaverV 2.1
Developer's tool which helps to manually collect spawn points. Now with new features to simplify and speed up the process.
Basic commands:
- SetFileName
    defines where to save your spawns.
- AddSpawn
    adds your current position as a new spawn point
    to the current ExtendedSpawnPoint.
- AddTag
    adds tag to the current ESP.
- SetZone
    set street and zone name of current position to
    the ESP.
- SaveSpawn
    saves your ESP to file.
Additional commands:
- SetAutoSave
    will save the ESP after adding the first spawn point.
- SetBlipsCreation
    defines if a blip is created for every spawn point.
- SetBlipsColor
    set color for blips.
- LoadBlipsFromFile
    loads ESPs from file and creates blips for all of them.
- RemoveAllBlips
    removes all blips created by the plugin.
- SetAutoTag
    adds a predefined tag to every new ESP.
- RemoveAutoTag
    a predefined tag will no longer be added to every new ESP.
- SetZoneNameTranslation
    if set to true zone name will be saved as a full name
    ("Rockford Hills") instead of an abbreviation ("ROCKF").
- TranslateZonesInFile
    loads all ESPs from file, translates names (two-way) and
    saves the result to another file.
- SetOutputFormat
        allow to choose the output format. You can pick xml or
        txt.
- TranslateXmlToTxt
        loads all spawn points from an xml file and saves data in
        a txt file with proper format.
 
Source code:
https://github.com/LtFlash/CoordSaverV

Welcome to Grammar Police!  This plugin began as a replacement for VocalDispatch but has grown into much more!
 
Speech Recognition
Issue commands to the dispatcher using your microphone Includes a "hold to talk" feature that simulates a real radio Supports StopThePed and UltimateBackup out of the box Contains multiple sets of "10 codes" or customize yourself Request backup, run plate checks, accept callouts and more!  
Non-Verbal Interactions
Use an on-screen radio to interact with the dispatcher Also includes a Officer Plugin Status style menu system Both systems are fully customizable!  
Language Support
English French German Spanish  
Technical Support
Discord Server: https://discord.gg/AuJCUag Unofficial LSPDFR Support Server:  https://discord.gg/mJMKAd5  
Tutorial Videos
Installation and Configuration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dogzftjB3ZE Creating/Modifying XML Files: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1_wwvzK9hc

The Wasteland
 
A pack of callouts and world events for the borough of Bohan. The mod is focused on recreating the conditions of policing in high-crime areas of NYC. You can expect dynamic gameplay as well as ordinary police work.
 
Due to the fact that the pack is still in development stage every aspect of gameplay may be changed.
 
List of calls:
 
1. Burglary in the past
Take a report and look for a suspect. Monitor your radio, another sector car may spot your suspect and need your assistance in pursuing him.
 
2. A car on fire
Cars in Bohan are rather in poor condition. When FD is busy (in South Bohan: always) you got to back them up with some easier jobs.
 
3. A car is being stripped
It might be stolen car so be there ASAP before they dismantle it to atoms. Make sure you don't spook the "mechanics" with your siren!
 
4. Sale of narcotics
Drugs are one of the biggest problem in the neibourhood. Help the community and take another dealer from the streets.
 
5. Homeless people harassing LTA passengers
Just askin' for a dime, huh? A simple question may turn into a violent attack, respond quick when it’s dark!
 
6. EMS is requesting assistance
Help paramedics with the aggressive patient.
 
7. Gang-related assault
Despite of gang activity and violent attacks, people are still jogging after dark. Be on scene as soon as possible, otherwise the victim may not survive.
 
8. A mugging victim calls for help
Mugging is an everyday crime in Bohan. Go and help a complainant. Drive her to the hospital or canvass the area to find a suspect.
 
9. Prisoner transport
An ordinary job of a patrolman. Transport a prisoner to the station house.
 
10. Assist patrolman with a "man with a gun" call
Respond on a request of your fellow Officers. You got to be there in case of hell break loose.
 
11. An unconscious man
Street events attract people like a magnet. Control the crowd until EMS arrives.
 
12. A street fight
Common occurence in every busy area. Your task is to restore public order.
 
13. Drug usage
Bohan is highly infested with drugs and you are the one who is suppose to fight it. Take all possible safety measures while handling calls connected with intoxication.
 
14. Commercial burglary
Store owners are struggling to keep their businesses running. Without police assistance they won’t make it. Be in the right place at the right time to catch goons who destroy the local business.
 
15. Robbery of street gamblers
What gives more fun than shooting dice with friends? And wherever there is money there are robbers. Keep your gun prepared while responding to this call!
 
List of world events:
wanted person,
person with a weapon,
person with a bat,
unconscious civillian,
a known felon,
a decaying vehicle,
a foot pursuit.  
Special feature:
a custom radio chatter based on real NYPD recordings.
 
Have fun! I expect some feedback here:
https://www.lcpdfr.com/topic/35109-the-wasteland-callouts-for-bohan/
 
VirusTotal analysis of the pack:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/d398f6ac3d6b940793a2d4845d4cbc3786ad97411b9d79dc5458c7c3e02cc415/analysis/1422815747/

CoordSaverV 2.1
Developer's tool which helps to manually collect spawn points. Now with new features to simplify and speed up the process.
Basic commands:
- SetFileName
    defines where to save your spawns.
- AddSpawn
    adds your current position as a new spawn point
    to the current ExtendedSpawnPoint.
- AddTag
    adds tag to the current ESP.
- SetZone
    set street and zone name of current position to
    the ESP.
- SaveSpawn
    saves your ESP to file.
Additional commands:
- SetAutoSave
    will save the ESP after adding the first spawn point.
- SetBlipsCreation
    defines if a blip is created for every spawn point.
- SetBlipsColor
    set color for blips.
- LoadBlipsFromFile
    loads ESPs from file and creates blips for all of them.
- RemoveAllBlips
    removes all blips created by the plugin.
- SetAutoTag
    adds a predefined tag to every new ESP.
- RemoveAutoTag
    a predefined tag will no longer be added to every new ESP.
- SetZoneNameTranslation
    if set to true zone name will be saved as a full name
    ("Rockford Hills") instead of an abbreviation ("ROCKF").
- TranslateZonesInFile
    loads all ESPs from file, translates names (two-way) and
    saves the result to another file.
- SetOutputFormat
        allow to choose the output format. You can pick xml or
        txt.
- TranslateXmlToTxt
        loads all spawn points from an xml file and saves data in
        a txt file with proper format.
 
Source code:
https://github.com/LtFlash/CoordSaverV

The Wasteland
 
A pack of callouts and world events for the borough of Bohan. The mod is focused on recreating the conditions of policing in high-crime areas of NYC. You can expect dynamic gameplay as well as ordinary police work.
 
Due to the fact that the pack is still in development stage every aspect of gameplay may be changed.
 
List of calls:
 
1. Burglary in the past
Take a report and look for a suspect. Monitor your radio, another sector car may spot your suspect and need your assistance in pursuing him.
 
2. A car on fire
Cars in Bohan are rather in poor condition. When FD is busy (in South Bohan: always) you got to back them up with some easier jobs.
 
3. A car is being stripped
It might be stolen car so be there ASAP before they dismantle it to atoms. Make sure you don't spook the "mechanics" with your siren!
 
4. Sale of narcotics
Drugs are one of the biggest problem in the neibourhood. Help the community and take another dealer from the streets.
 
5. Homeless people harassing LTA passengers
Just askin' for a dime, huh? A simple question may turn into a violent attack, respond quick when it’s dark!
 
6. EMS is requesting assistance
Help paramedics with the aggressive patient.
 
7. Gang-related assault
Despite of gang activity and violent attacks, people are still jogging after dark. Be on scene as soon as possible, otherwise the victim may not survive.
 
8. A mugging victim calls for help
Mugging is an everyday crime in Bohan. Go and help a complainant. Drive her to the hospital or canvass the area to find a suspect.
 
9. Prisoner transport
An ordinary job of a patrolman. Transport a prisoner to the station house.
 
10. Assist patrolman with a "man with a gun" call
Respond on a request of your fellow Officers. You got to be there in case of hell break loose.
 
11. An unconscious man
Street events attract people like a magnet. Control the crowd until EMS arrives.
 
12. A street fight
Common occurence in every busy area. Your task is to restore public order.
 
13. Drug usage
Bohan is highly infested with drugs and you are the one who is suppose to fight it. Take all possible safety measures while handling calls connected with intoxication.
 
14. Commercial burglary
Store owners are struggling to keep their businesses running. Without police assistance they won’t make it. Be in the right place at the right time to catch goons who destroy the local business.
 
15. Robbery of street gamblers
What gives more fun than shooting dice with friends? And wherever there is money there are robbers. Keep your gun prepared while responding to this call!
 
List of world events:
wanted person,
person with a weapon,
person with a bat,
unconscious civillian,
a known felon,
a decaying vehicle,
a foot pursuit.  
Special feature:
a custom radio chatter based on real NYPD recordings.
 
Have fun! I expect some feedback here:
https://www.lcpdfr.com/topic/35109-the-wasteland-callouts-for-bohan/
 
VirusTotal analysis of the pack:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/d398f6ac3d6b940793a2d4845d4cbc3786ad97411b9d79dc5458c7c3e02cc415/analysis/1422815747/

Better EMS brings a whole new level of medical response to LSPDFR. And given how often you crazy officers run people over, shoot them down, beat them up, and otherwise put their lives in danger... it's about time the medics in Los Santos picked up their game. 
Packed with features to give your casualties their best chance of survival, Better EMS has several key benefits:
Integration with popular mods including Arrest Manager, Patrol Toolkit, LSPDFR+, Police Smart Radio, PeterU Callouts, and more! Realistic response units: A fire truck will dispatch from the nearest fire station, and an ambulance will dispatch from the nearest hospital. Customize your backup units and spawn points. Life guards respond near the beach, park rangers respond in the mountains. Use any vehicle as a response unit.  Dynamic dispatch audio based on the injuries detected.  Revival probability is dynamically adjusted based on injury type, body part hurt, and how long it took for EMS to arrive.  Custom revival probabilities - edit the survival chances for any combination of injury and body part! Revived patients are taken to the ambulance and driven to the hospital, not just left to wander off! If more people get hurt while EMS is on scene, they will quickly tend to the new casualties.  Detailed incident report tells you the name and status of each patient.  Developer API allows plugin creators to call for EMS, or for an ambulance to transport a single ped.   
Full instructions are included in the README file; please read it carefully! 
This mod requires LSPDFR 0.4.6 or later. There are no other external dependencies besides LSPDFR and the files included with the download. 
If you have crashes, bug reports, etc, please post in the forum thread and upload a copy of your RagePluginHook.log, your EMSUnits.xml file, and your INI file. No support can be provided for problems reported in reviews, or not providing the required files listed above. 
A big thank you to everybody who helped with the development of this mod! 
@fiskey111 for helping figure out CPR animations @Albo1125, @alexguirre, and many others for their help with coding questions @Darkmyre for particularly helpful beta testing and other help @LtFlash and @Fiskey111 for advice on medical realism All beta testers! Original release beta team members included: darkmyre, fireboy6117, bardo2014, requies, alexguirre, frosty19, aler360, vampyre, unison, mazednik, SoUThPHiLLY20, OfficerEight, McAwesome6934, Lawdy, TmBB101TheUniT, DroidRZRLover, ScottehBoyy, IndianaJoe, Steiger4044 , Code5x, luminouscarcass, Quakex64 And of course, the whole LSPDFR and RPH teams for the awesome platform this was built on!  
SPECIAL THANK YOU to members of the Parks Benefactor Program who have supported my mod development! Their generous donations have helped to make continued updates to my modifications possible. Particular thanks to the Old Faithful donors who have supported me with noteworthy donations: AcePilot2k7, magiobiwan, Gallonman20, saman, Drixize, Neil H, 3-Poseidon, Mr Santos, FutureMedic96, Lestat1995, NickTragic, Swatteam911, Flynn40, h3killa, eboost, apearce91. You can join the Parks Benefactor Program by donating to support my mods, and to get early beta access to new modifications and updates to my existing modifications.
 
Please do not re-upload, reverse engineer, modify, redistribute, or in any other way violate the copyright of this modification. Additionally, you MAY NOT advertise commercial installation/troubleshooting/support services for Better EMS or other mods by PNWParksFan.

This is the Federal Signal Fireball FB 11 Beacon. I see very much Cars they use other Beacons from me (and other) for Detective Cars and it pissed me a on when it is the wrong Light. So i have made this that the People can use the right Light now. I think its a good quality Model and have complete 8k Polys. You can use this on the Roof or on Dash with the Extra. The File in the Archive are in .obj Format so that it can import to Zmod and 3ds Max.
Please give Credits

Backup Callout is a plugin for LCPDFR 1.0d, which uses LCPDFR API calls to plug in fluidly into your game.



Its currently all about assisting a primary officer, which has requested dispatch for a additional unit (YOU), to assist him in a high risk and normal traffic stops.



Be careful. These felons don't want to go back to jail.



You will find bugs. You might even crash. It will improve over time.




LEAVE CRASH REPORTS HERE


IF YOU SHOW UP TO THE SCENE AND THE POLICE CAR AND OFFICER ARE NOT THERE, CHANGE YOUR "Els_Range_Pl", and "Els_Range_AI" to 500 or greater. This is just a update to inform users having trouble. 1.20 update soon, this is just a msg update.




Do not upload, redistribute, or modify without permission.



Updated 22/MAR/2015



If you are a YouTuber, please throw my channel a plug so my kids don't starve before the winters over.



https://www.youtube....3VACpw2Hwybi1WA



Installing Tutorial











Recent Update Notes :
Update 1.20 added more spawn locations (REFER TO MAP PICTURE UP TOP FOR LOCATIONS), added even more handling and improves to protect from a crash in the event of a bad spawn. Tested and working 100% with LCPDFR 1.0d, and 1.1. Later versions after this one MAY however, require 1.1.. we'll see I want to use some of the new APIs.
Update 1.19 added more polish to the normal traffic stops. Added more protection in the event of a bad spawn (tips from LMS and LtFlash helped a lot in improving this go around). Still going to polish up this one a bit more, should clean itself up 100% of the time without a crash in the event of a bad spawn/fail spawn. No new spawns, just didn't have time.
Update 1.18 [hotfix] The aborts got a little jacked up, I made a mistake. Not if the callout fails to create - it should abort and clean up without throwing a fit on its way out the door. LCPDFR should no longer crash if this callout fails.
Update 1.18 - More spawns! The warzone has been added! (Bohan), different spawn system (not location, but creation of peds), to reduce callout failure. Normal traffic stops added (Still be ready for anything... ;) ), Manager line 169 error shouldn't be a large issue any longer.
Update 1.14 - Worked on protecting the game from having a fatal crash. Still working on the script crashes that are happening. If you are getting a null ref NOT related "GTA IVLCPDFRSVNbranchesLCPDFR Ambient ActionLCPD First ResponseLCPD First ResponseLCPDFRCalloutsCalloutManager.cs:line 169", Feel free to let me know - otherwise if that is in your log, I'm working on correcting this for the next update. 1.14 uploaded again. Only correction was the version when callout plugin, plugins. Forgot to update version. :|
Update 1.09 "HIGHWAY" should see minimal crashing. More spawns added (check map picture). The only goal of this was to make it more stable in terms of the event spawning. There are still some issues with the events themselves (Officer car not despawning properly, minor hangs.)
Update 1.08 "HIGHWAY" is more stable. I've disabled all old method for spawning in the cars. This is a static method. If you are having a lot of trouble with the other versions, TRY THIS. If you are not - there really is no need to upgrade. This is my attempt to discover why it works for some, but not for others. Most stable release, does not features city backups, only highwaycallouts for the BROKER AND DUKES HIGHWAY AREAS. Will not spawn them on the other three islands. South East Main Island Only (game starting location)
Update 0.97 "Disregard the Disregards" edition - Attempts at making more stable, and reducing the chance of a disregard. Light testing on this version.
Reduced chances of fatal crashes by putting more protection in.



Completed Features:

Traffic requests happen map wide, city and highway.
4 out comes to the traffic stop - all of which can change based on the random statistics given to the felon on creation.
Assign State or County Police Officers to Highway Traffic stops and assist (Just read the INI for once!)

Idea pool + planned features
Suspect flees on foot
Suspect throws drugs on ground (player must collect)
Improve spawning of city related felon traffic stops (rarely grabs a bad spot)
Add carspawn options (letting players pick which vehicle in a INI spawn as the primary, and officer uniforms.), add stock spawning variety.
Add spawn points for highway traffic stops (current method needs to grow to handle this)
Add non-felon stops, traffic assists for normal infractions
To add, have suspect with drugs chance to flee vehicle and drop drugs. Vehicle can be searched for drugs also (don't just clear the scene!)

KNOWN ISSUES
Bad spawn location for callout. Poor placement of units (sometimes in buildings) - this will improve more over time.
Forcing a callout back to back can fail to create the police car and officer if it was not yet deleted from memory. I do not force these to be deleted, because I want the suspect car to be there when you get back!
Bad spawning, criminals floating, incorrect position, stuck. This is most likely due to the users computer, I'll be reducing the distance they are created and see if that helps combat this issue. High end rigs / well setup games are rarely reporting this.
Police Officer Car not despawning, but Officer despawning.
Crash (rarely) when aiming at criminal when transition from my script control is given to LCPDFR.
Vehicles fail to spawn and land on ground (being looked into, seems to be the case on slower computers/bogged down computers).
LCPDFR having a issue out of my control and causing a script crash. Been talking with other scripters and have been told this one might be out of my hands. It doesn't do it that often. Its happening on accepted and I'll be investigating I way around it.
Working on a solution for this crash error - "GTA IVLCPDFRSVNbranchesLCPDFR Ambient ActionLCPD First ResponseLCPD First ResponseLCPDFRCalloutsCalloutManager.cs:line 169"

CoordSaverV 2.1
Developer's tool which helps to manually collect spawn points. Now with new features to simplify and speed up the process.
Basic commands:
- SetFileName
    defines where to save your spawns.
- AddSpawn
    adds your current position as a new spawn point
    to the current ExtendedSpawnPoint.
- AddTag
    adds tag to the current ESP.
- SetZone
    set street and zone name of current position to
    the ESP.
- SaveSpawn
    saves your ESP to file.
Additional commands:
- SetAutoSave
    will save the ESP after adding the first spawn point.
- SetBlipsCreation
    defines if a blip is created for every spawn point.
- SetBlipsColor
    set color for blips.
- LoadBlipsFromFile
    loads ESPs from file and creates blips for all of them.
- RemoveAllBlips
    removes all blips created by the plugin.
- SetAutoTag
    adds a predefined tag to every new ESP.
- RemoveAutoTag
    a predefined tag will no longer be added to every new ESP.
- SetZoneNameTranslation
    if set to true zone name will be saved as a full name
    ("Rockford Hills") instead of an abbreviation ("ROCKF").
- TranslateZonesInFile
    loads all ESPs from file, translates names (two-way) and
    saves the result to another file.
- SetOutputFormat
        allow to choose the output format. You can pick xml or
        txt.
- TranslateXmlToTxt
        loads all spawn points from an xml file and saves data in
        a txt file with proper format.
 
Source code:
https://github.com/LtFlash/CoordSaverV

1989 Chevrolet Caprice 9C1 - Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
The vehicle has age specific equipment and it was designed to make an authentic counterpart of real LASD cruisers from the late 80's.
The pack comes with randomly spwaning unit numbers and with black&white and full white paintjobs.
The car is roughly bug-free, Remarks are welcome :)

For people who are still getting sick from being ran over by drivers freaking out because of gunshots, StopShittingbricks® might be the answer.
StopShittingBricks® stops peds in cars from, well, shitting bricks / freaking out and running you over.
StopShittingBricks® is not a plugin but a file modification, so performance drops are non-existent.
StopShittingBricks® will stop most peds in vehicles from freaking out when shots are fired, they will still react when being shot at.
Peds on foot are unchanged.
Please note that this is an alpha version, and it is not perfect yet, some cars might still freak out.
Place the included events.meta in update/update.rpf/common/data using OpenIV.
A backup file is also provided.

This is the Stock Version of my 1978 Plymouth Fury. The Car have any good Features and Extras. I tried to keep everything as real as possible. How the Car look ingame and what it all have you can read at the Readme and see than Ingame. Have Fun

The Federal Signal Unitrol Omega 90 siren for GTA V.
DESCRIPTION
− A sound modification which replaces the main GTA V siren tones with those of the Federal Signal Unitrol Omega 90k.
− Features the following tones: AH, WL, YP, and PY.
NOTES
− Due to game limitations, the priority tone (PY) will be applied to all of the game’s emergency vehicles.
− To apply this siren to any emergency vehicle, in the vehicles.meta file, set its <handlingId> flag to one matching the name of an emergency vehicle that uses the base siren and is similar in handling (ex. POLICE, POLICE2, POLICE3, PRANGER, POLICET…)
INSTALLATION
− Always make sure to create backups before overwriting any original game files.
− To avoid the need to overwrite original game files, use the “mod” folder method provided by OpenIV.
− 1. Using OpenIV, open the file: “mods /x64/audio/sfx/RESIDENT.rpf”.
− 2. Once inside, find and replace the vehicles.awc file with one of those provided in the download.
− 3. Close OpenIV.
REDISTRIBUTION
− You may modify and redistribute this modification as long as all credits are respected.
CREDITS
− Sounds sourced from the Federal Signal website.
− Sounds looped, edited, optimized and compiled for GTA V by Lt.Caine.
PREVIEW
− Sample tones are provided in the download.

CoordSaverV 2.1
Developer's tool which helps to manually collect spawn points. Now with new features to simplify and speed up the process.
Basic commands:
- SetFileName
    defines where to save your spawns.
- AddSpawn
    adds your current position as a new spawn point
    to the current ExtendedSpawnPoint.
- AddTag
    adds tag to the current ESP.
- SetZone
    set street and zone name of current position to
    the ESP.
- SaveSpawn
    saves your ESP to file.
Additional commands:
- SetAutoSave
    will save the ESP after adding the first spawn point.
- SetBlipsCreation
    defines if a blip is created for every spawn point.
- SetBlipsColor
    set color for blips.
- LoadBlipsFromFile
    loads ESPs from file and creates blips for all of them.
- RemoveAllBlips
    removes all blips created by the plugin.
- SetAutoTag
    adds a predefined tag to every new ESP.
- RemoveAutoTag
    a predefined tag will no longer be added to every new ESP.
- SetZoneNameTranslation
    if set to true zone name will be saved as a full name
    ("Rockford Hills") instead of an abbreviation ("ROCKF").
- TranslateZonesInFile
    loads all ESPs from file, translates names (two-way) and
    saves the result to another file.
- SetOutputFormat
        allow to choose the output format. You can pick xml or
        txt.
- TranslateXmlToTxt
        loads all spawn points from an xml file and saves data in
        a txt file with proper format.
 
Source code:
https://github.com/LtFlash/CoordSaverV

CoordSaverV 2.1
Developer's tool which helps to manually collect spawn points. Now with new features to simplify and speed up the process.
Basic commands:
- SetFileName
    defines where to save your spawns.
- AddSpawn
    adds your current position as a new spawn point
    to the current ExtendedSpawnPoint.
- AddTag
    adds tag to the current ESP.
- SetZone
    set street and zone name of current position to
    the ESP.
- SaveSpawn
    saves your ESP to file.
Additional commands:
- SetAutoSave
    will save the ESP after adding the first spawn point.
- SetBlipsCreation
    defines if a blip is created for every spawn point.
- SetBlipsColor
    set color for blips.
- LoadBlipsFromFile
    loads ESPs from file and creates blips for all of them.
- RemoveAllBlips
    removes all blips created by the plugin.
- SetAutoTag
    adds a predefined tag to every new ESP.
- RemoveAutoTag
    a predefined tag will no longer be added to every new ESP.
- SetZoneNameTranslation
    if set to true zone name will be saved as a full name
    ("Rockford Hills") instead of an abbreviation ("ROCKF").
- TranslateZonesInFile
    loads all ESPs from file, translates names (two-way) and
    saves the result to another file.
- SetOutputFormat
        allow to choose the output format. You can pick xml or
        txt.
- TranslateXmlToTxt
        loads all spawn points from an xml file and saves data in
        a txt file with proper format.
 
Source code:
https://github.com/LtFlash/CoordSaverV

CoordSaverV 2.1
Developer's tool which helps to manually collect spawn points. Now with new features to simplify and speed up the process.
Basic commands:
- SetFileName
    defines where to save your spawns.
- AddSpawn
    adds your current position as a new spawn point
    to the current ExtendedSpawnPoint.
- AddTag
    adds tag to the current ESP.
- SetZone
    set street and zone name of current position to
    the ESP.
- SaveSpawn
    saves your ESP to file.
Additional commands:
- SetAutoSave
    will save the ESP after adding the first spawn point.
- SetBlipsCreation
    defines if a blip is created for every spawn point.
- SetBlipsColor
    set color for blips.
- LoadBlipsFromFile
    loads ESPs from file and creates blips for all of them.
- RemoveAllBlips
    removes all blips created by the plugin.
- SetAutoTag
    adds a predefined tag to every new ESP.
- RemoveAutoTag
    a predefined tag will no longer be added to every new ESP.
- SetZoneNameTranslation
    if set to true zone name will be saved as a full name
    ("Rockford Hills") instead of an abbreviation ("ROCKF").
- TranslateZonesInFile
    loads all ESPs from file, translates names (two-way) and
    saves the result to another file.
- SetOutputFormat
        allow to choose the output format. You can pick xml or
        txt.
- TranslateXmlToTxt
        loads all spawn points from an xml file and saves data in
        a txt file with proper format.
 
Source code:
https://github.com/LtFlash/CoordSaverV

CoordSaverV 2.1
Developer's tool which helps to manually collect spawn points. Now with new features to simplify and speed up the process.
Basic commands:
- SetFileName
    defines where to save your spawns.
- AddSpawn
    adds your current position as a new spawn point
    to the current ExtendedSpawnPoint.
- AddTag
    adds tag to the current ESP.
- SetZone
    set street and zone name of current position to
    the ESP.
- SaveSpawn
    saves your ESP to file.
Additional commands:
- SetAutoSave
    will save the ESP after adding the first spawn point.
- SetBlipsCreation
    defines if a blip is created for every spawn point.
- SetBlipsColor
    set color for blips.
- LoadBlipsFromFile
    loads ESPs from file and creates blips for all of them.
- RemoveAllBlips
    removes all blips created by the plugin.
- SetAutoTag
    adds a predefined tag to every new ESP.
- RemoveAutoTag
    a predefined tag will no longer be added to every new ESP.
- SetZoneNameTranslation
    if set to true zone name will be saved as a full name
    ("Rockford Hills") instead of an abbreviation ("ROCKF").
- TranslateZonesInFile
    loads all ESPs from file, translates names (two-way) and
    saves the result to another file.
- SetOutputFormat
        allow to choose the output format. You can pick xml or
        txt.
- TranslateXmlToTxt
        loads all spawn points from an xml file and saves data in
        a txt file with proper format.
 
Source code:
https://github.com/LtFlash/CoordSaverV

Code 3 Callouts
"Attention all units, officer needs assistance. Shots fired. All available units, respond Code 3."
This is a plugin that I have been planning for ever since I started writing scripts for LSPDFR. Now that the LSPDFR API has come out, this idea has now become a reality!
The focus of this plugin is to create a realistic experience where the player needs to do some actual police work. Police work is not always about flicking on the lights and sirens and flying down the road at 100 MPH. Nor is it always about pulling out an AR-15 and emptying a clip on a suspect.
In fact, most of the time, police work is all about dealing with people. Hearing both sides of the story. Figure out who is lying, and who isn't. Sometimes you have a helping hand when you have an eyewitness, and sometimes not. Or sometimes you will get eyewitnesses who contradict one another. Bob says the bank robber's car was blue. Jane says the car was red. Turns out, Jane was on her cell phone, and wasn't paying attention. Oh, and Bob was in the bathroom, so he didn't actually see anything. You later find out that the car was actually green.
The first version has four different callout scenarios. Each will have their own degree of variation, so you will not have exactly the same situation every single time!
Code 3 Callouts is designed to work alongside other callout plugins, to create the most exciting and realistic experience possible.
It is YOUR job to determine what actually happened based on the evidence. Its time for your shift, Officer. Gear up, and move out.
Requirements
You MUST have the latest version of Rage Plugin Hook installed, as well as a legal copy of GTA V. YOU MUST HAVE VERSION 0.39 (OR NEWER) OF THE RAGE PLUGIN HOOK! This plugin has been tested on v757.4 of Grand Theft Auto V, but will work with newer versions. You must have at least v0.3.1 of LSPDFR Features
TEN different callout situations, each with their own varying scenarios. Fully integrated dispatch audio, to create a realistic experience. Requires the player to investigate each call, and do some actual police work to determine what ACTUALLY happened. Remember, just because someone called 911 to report something, does not mean that's precisely what happened. Altered suspect behaviour based on the response of the officer NEW - AMBIENT EVENTS! NEW - INTEGRATION WITH LSPDFR COMPUTER+! Credits
A very special thank you to...
@LukeD - Lots of helpful advice, and helping me get comfortable with the API! Plus working together to ensure our callouts can work alongside each other! @FinKone - Same as above, plus testing and showcasing the plugin for me! Erwi - For helping me out with some code issues! @DCP1293, @LtFlash, and @Straysify - Testing earlier versions of Code 3 Callouts for me! Thanks a lot! @Albo1125 - For graciously sharing some of his code with me, helping me out with the CAD popup windows, giving me the idea for the new suspect vehicle search logic, and for helping me testing this version! @JFavignano and @Bayareabuggs - For being my guinea pigs... I MEAN testers, and giving me lots of useful feedback! Both of you have contributed a lot towards the success of this plugin, whether it be testing things for me, or just showcasing the callouts! Your guys' videos gave me lots of ideas for things to fix and improve!!  @Zachary Houseknecht and @Polecat324 - Thanks a lot for showcasing the callouts, and for testing beta versions for me!! I really enjoy watching your videos! @goigle - For giving me the idea of the Assault observation window...which in turn led me to think of the CAD popup idea! Thanks a lot! @MulleDK19, along with all the other dev's on the RPH IRC channel - For being patient, and helping me out with code issues that I had difficulty with, plus testing things out for me!!
  My sincerest apologies if I missed anyone! Callouts
Most of these callouts are "Code 2" calls, meaning, they do NOT require a "Code 3", or "lights and sirens" response. Part of police work is to actually drive at normal speeds, and obeying traffic laws and red lights while driving to a call!
If you're stuck in a traffic jam, you can use your lights to get yourself through an intersection, and then resume driving normally. But be careful about using the siren...you don't want the suspect to know that you're coming, do you?
See the PDF documentation for more information on all of the callouts included.
 
Future Development
Follow this thread on the forum for future development plans!
http://www.lcpdfr.com/forums/topic/52452-rel-code-3-callouts-add-a-new-layer-of-realism-to-lspdfr-screenshotsvideo-added/ 

The initial release of “Rush Hour” includes 4 callouts located in Algonquin with hundreds of spawn points all over the borough. The mod is built from selected callouts of The Wasteland but some of them were modified to fit the new environment. A new feature of zoning system will introduce a whole new level of realism to your gameplay.
 
A mugging victim calls for help
EMS is requesting assistance (480 spawn points)
A street fight (1756 spawn points!)
Prisoner transport
 
Special features:
a zoning system let you divide the borough to smaller zones and work in one specific area, no more responding to calls located somewhere on the other side of the borough,
custom radio chatter with real NYPD recordings by FCV96, more will be added in the next releases.
 
Forum thread:
http://www.lcpdfr.com/forums/topic/53782-rush-hour-callouts-pack/
 
VirusTotal report:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/d20fff4c34d5e57e9f36339b0c8efd28b177e832c343273caa30be3d1b160c4c/analysis/1439311609/

This is my overworked Mars Skybolt Lightbar with B45 Can Lights. The Lightbar is a good quality Model and have complete with both Rotators 10851 Polys. You can reduce the Polycount when you use other or the original Rotator from the GTA Games (GTA 4 and 5). In the Archive are 2 Folders with Textures of Blue Glases and for Red and Blue Glases. The standard Color of the Glas is Red. The File in the Archive are in .obj Format so that it can import to Zmod and 3ds Max.

1989 Chevrolet Caprice & 1987 Ford LTD Crown Victoria (LAPD) Federal Signal Aerodynic ELS V8.5 (DROT)   Overview
1988 Chevrolet Caprice & 1987 Ford LTD Crown Victoria [LAPD/ LA County/ CA state compatible.]
Version: 2.5
Lightbar: FEDERAL SIGNAL AERODYNIC (ELS V8.5 DROT) (California State Spec)
Optimized for: POLICE CRUISER & PATROL ONLY.
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Installation
-Use Open IV to replace the corresponding files within vehicles.img with the .wft and .wtd files provided in this package
-If the model supports multiple liveries, open the vehicles.ide file in your Grand Theft Auto IV\common\data folder, 
 find the line beginning with the name of the model, and at the end of that line add +livery.
-Place the ELS config files in your GTA IV directory/ELS folder and make sure to add their names to the SLOTCONTROL.ini list under police and police2 resp.
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Notes
-This vehicle is ELS V8.5 enabled and requires the Emergency Lighting System Version 8.5 to work correctly. 
-This vehicle is optimized to use the DEFAULT POLICE Handling Line.
-This modification is meant for gaming purposes only.
-This modification is released on LCPDFR.COM, GTA-MOD-CENTER.COM, GTA 4-MODS.COM. REDISTRIBUTION on any other websites STRICTLY PROHIBITED
-For BEST ELS Lighting effect use the settings.ini file provided
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Credits & Acknowledgements
-1988 Caprice and 1987 LTD and its textures by CARFACE. Further edits and modifications to its current state by SAMEER. New TEMPLATE by SAMEER.
-FS Aerodynic NON ELS by KevinDV. Further edited and modified to ELS DROT by SAMEER. Roof spot lights by bigfoot for GTA:SA.
-HQ LAPD textures courtesy of STRIKE. DARE sticker by STRIKE. Release screenshots by STRIKE.
-Caprice hubcaps by UBISOFT REFLECTIONS for DSF. Converted to IV by SAMEER. LTD Hubcaps by SAMEER. RAMBAR by 05Bowtie for SA, converted to IV by SAMEER.
-Trunk equipment and rear Antenna by 05 Bowtie for SA. Road cones by VERTEX3D.
-Radio Scanner by UBISOFT for DSF. Converted to IV by SAMEER. MDT by Bigfoot for SA. 
-Whelen Box and flashlight made from scratch by sheriff Van Dyck. Modified to be a Touchmaster by Moneybags.
-Shotgun by BxBugs123. Clipboard by Rockstar Games.
-Special thanks to STRIKE for BETA testing and providing valuable inputs/suggestions for the improvement of the models.
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Terms
If you wish to modify the content of this package with the intent of distribution, authorization of the author is required.
This product is freeware and may not be exploited for personal, financial or commercial gain. 
The product is provided without any form of warranty. Therefore, responsibility for any damages caused by this product or its misuse rest solely with the user, as the author(s) will accept no liability. 
You may redistribute this product unless instructed otherwise above as long as the following condition(s) are met: The contents of the archive file containing this file and the product must not be modified or tampered with; this file must remain in its original state and must not be modified in any way; this file must be alongside the product it is assigned to at all times when being distributed; all proper credits clearly are given. 
© RESPECTIVE OWNERS.      
 

The Wasteland
 
A pack of callouts and world events for the borough of Bohan. The mod is focused on recreating the conditions of policing in high-crime areas of NYC. You can expect dynamic gameplay as well as ordinary police work.
 
Due to the fact that the pack is still in development stage every aspect of gameplay may be changed.
 
List of calls:
 
1. Burglary in the past
Take a report and look for a suspect. Monitor your radio, another sector car may spot your suspect and need your assistance in pursuing him.
 
2. A car on fire
Cars in Bohan are rather in poor condition. When FD is busy (in South Bohan: always) you got to back them up with some easier jobs.
 
3. A car is being stripped
It might be stolen car so be there ASAP before they dismantle it to atoms. Make sure you don't spook the "mechanics" with your siren!
 
4. Sale of narcotics
Drugs are one of the biggest problem in the neibourhood. Help the community and take another dealer from the streets.
 
5. Homeless people harassing LTA passengers
Just askin' for a dime, huh? A simple question may turn into a violent attack, respond quick when it’s dark!
 
6. EMS is requesting assistance
Help paramedics with the aggressive patient.
 
7. Gang-related assault
Despite of gang activity and violent attacks, people are still jogging after dark. Be on scene as soon as possible, otherwise the victim may not survive.
 
8. A mugging victim calls for help
Mugging is an everyday crime in Bohan. Go and help a complainant. Drive her to the hospital or canvass the area to find a suspect.
 
9. Prisoner transport
An ordinary job of a patrolman. Transport a prisoner to the station house.
 
10. Assist patrolman with a "man with a gun" call
Respond on a request of your fellow Officers. You got to be there in case of hell break loose.
 
11. An unconscious man
Street events attract people like a magnet. Control the crowd until EMS arrives.
 
12. A street fight
Common occurence in every busy area. Your task is to restore public order.
 
13. Drug usage
Bohan is highly infested with drugs and you are the one who is suppose to fight it. Take all possible safety measures while handling calls connected with intoxication.
 
14. Commercial burglary
Store owners are struggling to keep their businesses running. Without police assistance they won’t make it. Be in the right place at the right time to catch goons who destroy the local business.
 
15. Robbery of street gamblers
What gives more fun than shooting dice with friends? And wherever there is money there are robbers. Keep your gun prepared while responding to this call!
 
List of world events:
wanted person,
person with a weapon,
person with a bat,
unconscious civillian,
a known felon,
a decaying vehicle,
a foot pursuit.  
Special feature:
a custom radio chatter based on real NYPD recordings.
 
Have fun! I expect some feedback here:
https://www.lcpdfr.com/topic/35109-the-wasteland-callouts-for-bohan/
 
VirusTotal analysis of the pack:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/d398f6ac3d6b940793a2d4845d4cbc3786ad97411b9d79dc5458c7c3e02cc415/analysis/1422815747/