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Not necessarily, I don't remember completely but there may be a uninstall 7.5 oiv in the download, if not I can work on one or you just have to remove the old eup folder since the new EUP will be a dlcpack.

I have followed the install. but still not working in the game just keeps saying error you didn't install EUP  Law & Order? I used the auto install still not work can someone tell me what I am doing wrong 

Hello everyone! So I'm having a very frustrating experience with getting EUP to work since, the new RPH update and the new GTA 1.0.1604 title update. My issue is that EUP Menu keeps telling me, in game that - "You do not have EUP - Law & Order installed. This is required for the menu to function. Please follow the instructions in the readme file."
However, I have properly installed the EUP pack using the OIV package installer. Further, the EUPMenu.dll file is properly placed in the plugins folder, along with any pre-req files like ragenativeui. I've been running the mod since its early days and never had any issues until now. I have absolutely no clue what is causing the error. I've tried uninstalling the mod, reinstalling, same goes for the packs. I even placed the packs directly into the core update.rpf - not the mods folder, to check if that works - but it still doesn't. Having used EUP for so long, the game is almost unplayable for me lmao... Please please someone offer some advice with this - it's making me go insane!!
Thank you in advance for your time! 🙂

Experiencing same issue. The only weird bit is that it appears that as soon as I re-verify rockstar social club re-activates, even in modded. This leads me to believe that for some reason the mod is editing/deleting a social club file/initialization file and as soon as it is reinstalled, the mod is incomplete and will not function
 

This is the third part of our LSPDFR 0.4 Preview Series.  Not caught up yet?  Check out the initial announcement here: https://www.lcpdfr.com/forums/topic/81745-lspdfr-04-announcement-first-preview
 
So, this article is a little bit different than most.  Recently, a number of people have expressed an interest in hearing some more details about the technology behind LSPDFR 0.4, including some of the developments that we've made with respect to artificial intelligence in the mod and also perhaps some more information about the ways in which LSPDFR 0.4 can be customized through code.  While exact details like this are a little difficult to provide as plans can, and often do, change - we've gathered together a number of new systems and features to present here which we think both developers and players alike will be looking forward to.
 
 
The Crime System
 
To start with, one of the new systems that we've introduced in LSPDFR 0.4 is the not-very-originally-named Crime System.  The Crime System was originally developed as an expansion of what we had previously done in LCPDFR 1.0 where players could press ALT + E to 'call in' things that had happened, with the key example being a suspect taking off from a traffic stop - units wouldn't respond until it had been called in.
 
This is back in LSPDFR 0.4, but with a big twist.  The Crime System recognises a number of different events which could take place in-game (called Crime Events), such as a person firing a weapon, a car being stolen or somebody being run over.  Each time one of these things (and a couple of others) happens in-game, it's picked up by LSPDFR so that our systems can react to it.  This gives us similar functionality to LCPDFR 1.0, where if you're attacked by a criminal then you're able to report this and the criminal will be targeted properly by other units, but it also opens up some new possibilities that we've added for LSPDFR, including the ability for nearby civilians to actually call 911 if they witness a crime.
 

 
The Crime System allows for far greater interaction with GTA V's rich environment, providing a more dynamic experience during patrols.
 
The cool thing about this is that since GTA V is a very rich game in terms of the ambient environment, it's actually quite possible that crimes like this can take place in the game and we think it makes things a whole lot more immersive when you can actually react to them with the full support of LSPDFR behind you, rather than having to engage in a mad dash after someone in the vain hope that you'll catch up before they turn a corner and disappear! 
 
Plus, the Crime System will be available in the API for LSPDFR 0.4, easily allowing developers to add new Crime Events by specifying the crime, victim and suspect.  This could be useful, for example, in a drunk driver callout where the player searches for the offending vehicle.  Once they've found it, they'll be able to report this to dispatch and trigger a pursuit, without the need for any additional code - a lot more convenient than having to handle this manually.
 
 
Scenarios
 
Sticking with the topic of improvements to a lot of the technology that powers LSPDFR, we've added all new functionality throughout the mod for custom Scenarios.  In general, we like to think of Scenarios as short ambient sequences which can just spontaneously happen within the world.  In addition to this, though, we also support Scenarios across a couple of our other systems, like both pursuits and traffic stops.  This opens up a bunch of new opportunities for gameplay as just like in real life, there's now so much more that could happen during a traffic stop.  Perhaps they exit their vehicle while you're approaching?  Do they have a weapon, or are they just angry and complaining?
 

 
From 'routine' traffic stops gone totally wrong to suspects ditching their cars and bailing, Scenarios add all new depth to LSPDFR.
 
The best bit about Scenarios, though, is that we've also added them to the LSPDFR 0.4 API, and while we've come up with a few of our own, we know that there's many developers who will knock it out of the park in their attempts to find new and interesting ways of enhancing the experience with Scenarios.   Be it by creating new situations that can happen during traffic stops, devising new ways that pursuit suspects will attempt to elude officers, or even by taking advantage of some of the other additions to 0.4, like the Crime System for example, to add a bunch of new ambient crimes throughout the game, we think that the new Scenario system will add much more depth and variety to LSPDFR.
 

 
The scene after an escaped pursuit suspect's burned out vehicle was located.
 
 
Artificial Intelligence
 
Finally, in 0.4, we've re-worked a lot of our artificial intelligence.  We'll be sharing more details about these improvements, particularly as it relates to the overhauled pursuit system, in the near future but for now here's a taste of things to come, with some technical explanation, from our very own @LMS
 
 
Stay tuned for more news about 0.4, coming soon.

I think there's a Trainer Config included with the Download Package.

Alternatively, there should be a list a few pages back.

Hey guys, here is a video on how you can get the newest ScriptHookV before release.
 
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https://www.gta5-mods.com/tools/gtavlauncherbypass

So, I'm a truck driver with an expediting company in Dayton, OH. I was getting off the highway headed for a delivery in downtown Dayton and saw a body laying off to the side of the exit ramp, I about had a heart attack, quickly stopped on the side of the ramp and got out. I dialed 911 as I ran up to the body, it was a guy in his mid early 20's face down in the cold snow. There was some blood on the snow above his head, his legs were sorta crossed, and he looked stiff. I thought for sure this dude was dead. 911 answered and asked me if he was breathing, I tried to check for a pulse and didn't feel anything, skin was cold to the touch. Another truck driver in a AAA tow truck pulled off to the side to help me, some drivers just kept going by, not giving a damn. The tow truck driver got out, pretty much blocking the entire exit ramp, not giving a fuck. He looked at the body and asked me if he was dead, I said I didn't know for sure. The 911 dispatcher told me to try and roll over the body, me and the other driver rolled him over, and blood was all over his face, coming from his nose and right eye, it didn't feel like he was breathing and I couldn't detect a pulse, he looked gray as a stone. He suddenly started twitching slightly, making shivering noises. I relayed that information to the 911 dispatcher and they told me to just stay there, emergency vehicles are on the way. The tow truck driver had some blankets that he covered the guy in as we waited...I started to hear sirens, and then an ambulance came from the wrong way side up the exit ramp, pretty much at the same time a Dayton police officer arrived. The medics quickly got to the guy, lifted him up onto a stretcher and went into the back of the ambulance. The cop that showed up got a statement from me and told me that I had to wait because if he was dead/dies, it turns into an investigation.  The police officer told me to wait in my truck until more information is found out. I waited for about 5 mins and I saw the cop get out of the back of the ambulance, he came up to my window and said that the guy was jacked up on heroin and had enough in his system to kill him, but the cold may have saved his life. I waited for a few more minutes and then the ambulance sped away, a police officer then gave me the thumbs up and I was clear to leave. The whole thing took about 25 minutes. 
 
This was a pretty crazy experience, first time I have dialed 911 and I'm 20.  I can't find anything about it on the news, and I have no idea if the guy is alive or not, but I feel good about what I did. I just keep thinking how many people drove by him and didn't stop. The police figured that he was dumped out of a vehicle, left to die on the side of the road, pretty shitty.
 
 

Here's the issue with speaking your mind: It doesn't work so well if what you think is stupid and/or wrong. Here's the issue with blaming political correctness for everything: There actually are things that are simply a) offensive and b) completely and totally wrong. Trump says a lot of those things, and then says that because they're offensive he shouldn't be criticized for saying them. Offensive things can be false. Trump says a lot of false offensive things.
Basically, Trump is a perfect example of "better to be silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."

Bernie is the right choice, Hillary right behind him. All others, no words..

In my opinion, Sanders should be the POTUS, because he would end the outsourcing of American employment to China, by revoking treaties which do just that. He actually cares about civil rights, since he was arrested for a sit-in demonstration when he was a teenager in the 1960s. He promises proper redistribution of wealth,  a better public education system, a single-pay system for healthcare, and an end to corporate lobbying.
https://berniesanders.com/issues/
I might look like a total sheeple for Sanders, but I encourage you to go to this link and thoroughly study his ideas on how to change this country.

I'm sure it's just a placeholder. I did find an audio file that says "who the fuck are you," but nothing for actually asking for ID. I only checked the files for one of the white cops, though.