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Hello, I'm desesperatly trying to have a siren tone as can be seen on those videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAqpThXmvXc&t=36s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0DHwQzqjUo&t=1m12s I can't find the "name" of that one (like wail, hi-lo, etc). I guess it must have a name so I can find some samples on the interweb. I tried fiddling with audacity by inverting the regular primary siren and stuff, but it just doesn't work as great as in the first video. Also if that's a ELS functionality I've been missing, don't hesitate to tell me as well 😄

Not personally since I'm not playing LSPDFR that much anymore these days. But feel free to continue the project :)

Totally agree with this, we definitely need a way to improve that key function mess :) There's a "workaround" (which is not ideal, but can still help a bit) until this gets adressed: using Key Conflict Manager together with The Menu It doesn't solve everything, but it definitely helps interacting with stuff if you think about a proper layout for the menu.

MundaneCallouts "We have, a suspect resisting arrest, in...". - Random callout Tired of these kind of run & gun callouts? Me too. Well, they are fun sometimes, but I wanted to have more police work to do, like finding a suspect matching a description (aka BOLO), conduct investigations, etc. You may know Repeat Offender, which was made by FinKone. Well, my callout pack will go along those lines also. As this is my first callout pack, I don't think it'll be as detailed as FinKone's one, but fear not: I'm putting a lot of effort to have something fun and realistic to play with. Currently ongoing shoplifting (just started) Main scenario A shopkeeper just called the police for a shoplifting attempt. He will transmit all the details he knows about the suspect, and the last seen location (most likely the shop itself). These pieces of information will be golden to find the suspect, since there will be not blips at all. Only a rough search area. However fear not, if you have some difficulties, you'll be able to send a BOLO (Be On the Look Out) to a nearby officer, so that he'll help you finding the criminal. Once you find someone matching the description, you'll have to conduct your investigation, frisk him, or whatever else you need to do to make a stronger case against him. Maybe he's also just someone looking like the suspect. You'll have to find out. But be careful, the suspect may be aggressive and/or armed. API integration I am planning to "integrate" the following plugins, so that the callouts have a more realistic feeling: - LSPDFR Computer+ - Search Warrant (for the frisking part) - Traffic Policer for possible alcohol/drug tests - Maybe VocalDispatch Last words For now, there's only one callout, but I will most likely add new ones in the future. Feel free to voice your ideas or what you want to see as well :)

I agree with OP. An idea came to my mind (dunno if that's doable as of now, but will look into it myself): each callout should have a probability configuration (ini). Therefore each player could decide the probability of each individual callout. Maybe we could also find a way to centralize everything, to avoid having 1 ini file for each callout. Like, each callout could hook onto it, and if the probability isn't defined in that centralized ini, it sets a default value (Low/Medium for instance) EDIT: seems like @Albo1125 already did this with TrafficPolicer (just checked all the ini files from the plugins I have :p) EDIT 2: user linking is broken, or I don't know how to do it ^^

Not sure this is the correct place to ask for help, but... I'm trying to figure out how to use the UIMenuListItem so that I can browse through different menu (typically, evey item in that list corresponds to a new menu with a new set of options... Like the Interaction Menu from LSPDFR) I came up with this: private static UIMenu mainMenu; private static UIMenu talkMenu; private static UIMenuListItem ActionsList; /* ... lots of items for the menu are declared here ... */ private static MenuPool _menuPool; public void main() { /** * MAIN MENU * */ mainMenu = new UIMenu("Main Menu", "fdgdfgd"); _menuPool.Add(mainMenu); // creating objects for mainMenu List<dynamic> actions = new List<dynamic> {"Main menu","Talk menu"}; ActionsList = new UIMenuListItem("Action", actions, 0); /* ... items are initialized here ... */ /* ... items are added, etc ... */ /** * TALK MENU * */ talkMenu = new UIMenu("Talk Menu", "fdgdfgd"); _menuPool.Add(talkMenu); // creating objects for talkMenu List<dynamic> Actions = new List<dynamic> {"Main menu","Talk menu"}; ActionsList = new UIMenuListItem("Action", actions, 1); // same action redefined, with index 1 (is that correct?) /* ... items are initialized here ... */ /* ... items are added, etc ... */ } public static void OnListChange(UIMenu sender, UIMenuListItem list, int index) { if (sender != mainMenu || sender != talkMenu || list != ActionsList) return; if (sender == mainMenu) { // show talkMenu } else if (sender == talkMenu) { // show mainMenu } } Two question from here: Is there a more elegant way of doing it? (Typically, I handle it in the event OnListChange, which might not be the best... Plus, I have the same Item on both menus (the Actions one)) How do I show the menu via this kind of UI Item? (the list thing) -> talkMenu.Visible = true? Edit : the code above is just "theory crafted", meaning it hasn't been tested, and will probably not work. It's just to help picturing my idea.

Of course, we can! I didn't think of adding a tracking tab since google already shows you where people are "working" on the sheet, but it's a nice feature to have an history of who participated. Maybe there's a way to do it automatically? (I am VERY lazy, so the less I have to do for a set task, the better I feel ) I prefer my layout though, if you don't mind (at least a more color-oriented theme)

Hello officers, players, whatevers (for the rhyme), I'm kinda new on the LSPDFR dev scene (just started my first callout at the start of the week), and I'm really wanting to help this great community so that we may have even better plugins/callouts in the future. Also, please bear with my english, I'm not a native speaker. Common issue Many of us feel the need to incorporate audio files to improve the immersion of the player (Police Scanner, if you hear me ). I, myself, have that need. Now, as you may already know, there is a TON of sounds in the GTA game files, and those are poorly named (0x651095260 and so on). My contribution So, instead of all devs spending tons of hours searching for the right sound, which might be already used by other plugins without them to know (hence wasting a lot of time for the dev, and crunching his motivation sometimes), I wanted to regroup our efforts by maintaining a... drum roll... POLICE_SCANNER Dictionary! (Yay!) The concept Very. Simple. I've copied/pasted all .awc names from the police_scanner package in Google Sheets. For each .awc file, you have one or more .wav file(s). Next to it, you'll find the actual sound, and a comment if needed. I've already started to populate some cells, but I clearly can't do this alone, as there is a huge amount of files there. We need you! If you want to participate to the war effort, here's the link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Dl24MmNmgqw6mDlCDtI7_k5WwUR7oot-H0g4bOYY9hI/edit?usp=sharing Everybody should have access to modify it. If not, tell me, I'll see what I can do (first time creating a Google Sheet) Last words Make us proud! Cheers! Liberto