Albo1125

What a great time to get started with coding then!

I cannot get over how furious I am to see those kind of videos in YouTube's trending section - with a large majority of young Dutch people getting influenced by the stupid, outrageous things they do. All the popular Dutch Youtube community consists of are so-called 'gaming' channels. However, all they do is upload trailers for their ridiculous pranks to 2 different channels with a bunch of video ads etc. in - and that's before releasing the actual prank video AGAIN to double their views & income. Clickbaits, multi-channeling and videos where they complain about the increasing amount of hate they receive are all on their agenda. As for gaming content, well, you guessed it: virtually non-existent and even if they do upload one, horrendously bad and all the commentary is about the so-called 'rows' that are going on between them and some other popular channel. There's also an extremely strong suspicion that all those pranks and rows are staged (not sure how bloody dumb they'd have to be to fall for it over and over and over again), definitely considering some parts in the video where this is made obvious. If you want to watch quality videos that don't involve annoying people, troubling society and people with the IQ of a cow, do not watch popular Dutch Youtubers. Only way to stop this is to search up their channels in an incognito tab once every few days, make sure to have adblock enabled, then opening all their recent videos and smashing that dislike button. As for the OP's particular reference: I'll bet you anything this was a simple setup and they're just playing along with some of the most subscribed youtube channels, again to get more income. RIP dedicated quality Youtubers that actually enjoy creating good videos. In the Dutch community, at least.

You could also just ask for the code of any new feature I put in right after I add it

You could also set that the ped cannot pick weapons up if that's possible.

Ah, in that case it's not so straightforward to resolve as it's GTAV's baked in AI.

If the on topic guy is talking about officers randomly chasing a red blipped suspect in a police car, this is a feature that was introduced in lspdfr 0.3. Cops shooting/chasing at people that run into them or something of the like is a GTA thing.

To be honest, the only way this can be resolved is by the LSPDFR devs adding a simple RandomAmbientPursuitsEnabled=false option to the LSPDFR INI. It should be a really easy thing to implement (it'd take like 5 minutes) so I assume it'll be in the next versionof LSPDFR, hopefully along with some further INI options.

I tend to use v.IsDrivable=false, however I loop this continously because otherwise I experience problems with it. Using the actual native may prove to be more useful.