Albo1125

Does reverting your backup not work? > Open GameBackups.rph with WinRAR or 7Zip. Inside, there will be a file called 757 or 778. Extract that file. Then, open the extracted file with WinRAR again. All the backed up game files are inside. Overwrite these in your GTAV directory. Use at own risk.

In this topic you're basically asking us to write an entire plugin for you. This is not the purpose of this subforum (rather, go to the suggestions forum). This subforum exists to help you get started or when you get stuck when writing actual code. You are asking about extremely advanced stuff (some of which isn't even possible at this time). As you are a beginner in C#, you should take it down quite a few notches and start simple (understanding and reproducing the beginner guide projects should help you get a feeling for how the basics work, including below issue). If you're having trouble figuring this out, I suggest you follow my video guide to get your basics down (here). You may also be having trouble because you're lacking basic C# knowledge. Follow all the tutorials here: http://rbwhitaker.wikidot.com/c-sharp-tutorials Not everything in the game is possible via RPH yet. You'll need to use natives, documented here: http://www.dev-c.com/nativedb/ Actually, the RPH documentation is pretty extensive, well-written and clear. Make use of the Search function and spend some time with the docs while learning simple stuff (like, 10 hours or so at the absolute minimum). This should get you more comfortable. You can also use Visual Studio's IntelliSense if you prefer (RPH has XML documentation as well). I'd advise you to write simple stuff (doesnt have to be unique, just for practice) to get a proper feeling for RPH & LSPDFR. Continue challenging yourself, but make sure it's well within your skill level. Don't expect to finish coding all of the above points anytime soon if you've just started out. Good luck.

I don't believe so. I think there are 1 or 2 random persona detail generator tools though.

Getting the megaphone effect on shouldn't be that much of an issue really. Speech recognition is another matter altogether, though. If that's your ultimate goal I'd ask the author of VocalDispatch if he's willing to add a megaphone effect option (after recognising the speech).

By default, the settings all accommodate the default Medium probability. The INI setting is there to allow users to 'force' a specific callout (e.g. Bank Heist, which is set to very low by default). Back when I created all of those, LSPDFR didn't have any kind of API function to force callouts. Because I set my callouts to such a low probability by default to maintain realism and lots of other callouts are being set to higher probabilities, mine occur very rarely if a user has multiple callouts installed. I consider it a good thing to have for user customisation - which is something entirely different than using the default settings and using the default probability.