AlaskaSam737

Had a plugin crash due to a similar error; this time it was the 801 input. LSPDFR crashed right before I did an arrest report. I didn't click the search bar or even scroll through the charges when it happened. Edit: apparently setting the "FixGameMemoryError" to "True" fixed the issue. Not a single crash since then.

It crashed before it was saved, right as I clicked into the search bar in the computer menu.

It looks like there might be another error that causes the occasional plugin crash, according to the 802 input in the log (see cursor location in attached screenshot). When I restart LSPDFR after the crash, it automatically loads the citation or arrest menu of Police Menu and then crashes again when I try to close the Police Menu computer. The only solution I have found so far is to completely restart the game. This error doesn't happen too frequently, maybe one in every five to ten LSPDFR play sessions. Thank you for any help you can provide.

No problem. Keep up the good work on this plugin! Update: the arrest court system is working great now.

On the latest version of Police Menu I'm still getting plugin crashes when there an arrest is being reviewed in court. The citation court functions just fine, however, the arrest court crashes. It doesn't seem to like the "months" parameter very much. I would appreciate any help with this. Thank you.

It's a pretty good plugin. Parking tickets, ped adjustments (gloves/hats, etc.), police computer and court system all in one! Edit: the ability to drive to court and take part in a hearing is a great feature for RP. I’m excited to see where else this plug-in goes.

Unique, simple, and fits seamlessly into the game! I also really like the callouts that require a bit of investigation. 10/10

Not a bad start. I like the variety of questions so far, and how spelling/grammatical errors are very uncommon. Side note: I found the Borat reference quite amusing. Wa-wa-wee-wa, I like! Very nice!

Very immersive. I'm a fan of the color-coded charges/citations. I've added a few other lines to further increase the RP aspect, such as: -- Checking the VIN for an unregistered vehicle to make sure it isn't stolen, in addition to questions about a removed/tampered VIN. (~r~Dispatch is unable to run the vehicle because the VIN has been removed.) Was able to add a "Vehicle Identification Tampering" charge because of this. -- Checking the reason for someone's license being suspended/revoked. I used the CompuLite charges file for my point of reference. (~r~Dispatch advises that the subject's license is suspended for~s~ ~g~DUI.) -- Checking why someone's on parole/probation. (~r~Dispatch advises that the subject is on probation for~s~ ~b~Criminal Threats.) A suggestion I have is to maybe add penal code/statute numbers to the charges and citations. Great job!

I like how there is a myriad of scenario-based questions in this pack. It's very in-depth. However, I did end up needing to fix numerous spelling/grammatical errors (outside of the lines that were in Drunkenese, a.k.a. DUI/intoxication-related lines), and edit out texting lingo ("lol," "bc" instead of "because"), since those broke the RP aspect. I still enjoy how in-depth the questions are.