dave mcdermott

Lol
 ware coming you too  Alaura

all money pointed to @Danzii17

its hard to be green
 

Everytime I check and it's not been released I can hear a Sarah McLaughlin song in my head.

its hard to be green
 

its hard to be green
 

why not we can kill dogs too
 

If you hype yourself too much, you will feel the pain like you did when HL3 was announced to never see the light of day.  Hype can be good, but too much can be painful :P

iam agreeing with  Captain Peanut '
 
 

Am I the only one who doesn't stop checking Sam's profile to see if he is doing something to upload? 😄

I think you should create topic here https://www.lcpdfr.com/forums/forum/907-lspdfr-support/ and wait for someone to help you, this isn't place for help. 

LSPDFR is just a script mod; it won't include new uniforms itself. However, there's already an LSPD uniform for multiplayer peds in the game (for one of the heist missions), and you can install EUP or other mods to get custom uniforms. What's new for LSPDFR is that it'll support that sort of thing -- you can have peds in EUP (or similar) uniforms as backup units, patrolling officers, etc., and because these are based on the multiplayer ped system you get a lot more variety in appearance (for instance, you don't just have a handful of head models and textures). Likewise, if you choose to add additional agencies (such as by using a mod like RDE), these additional agencies will be spawned doing ambient patrols and will be able to respond to backup calls -- you're not limited to the four zones (LS City, LS County, Blaine County, North Yankton) that you had in 0.3. Your added peds, uniforms, vehicles, and agencies will also be available at police stations when you go on duty.
 
(Of course, you'll have to configure LSPDFR to know about stuff you've added, but we assume that people developing these sorts of mod packs will also make configurations for them. It's also not that hard to write the configurations yourself.)

Seriously hyped for this update - it'll be adding a whole new dimension to LSPDFR, and no doubt add hours of fantastic new content and scenarios.
 
As much as myself, and no doubt others, are excited for this update, I think we should take a moment to thank everyone who had put in so much hard work over the years making this mod what it is - the designers, scripters, testers, website staff; thank you all for your fantastic work!
 
I can't wait to see what this update, and indeed future updates bring to the table!

Just Just just cant wait for it