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Unless you already know C++, use C# or VB and Scripthook .NET. It's much more similar to scripting languages. Unless you already know it, C++ will make you cry.

"Sorry, Officer, I couldn't see you there. Your car was black, so I couldn't see it in the dark."

AFAIK, that's because they literally turn on and off the default lights and siren rapidly, and mute the noise while the siren's on. Your friend wouldn't have the muting, just the siren.

I use "move cop"; it means I run exactly as fast as all the other cops.

Post the exact message. Also, does it show an error code when it crashes?

I hate the fact that R* emergency lights are so unrealistic that we need ELS, and that there are no better ways to simulate lighting (AFAIK, ELM for SA uses the headlight system, so it doesn't reset the model constantly).

After RC3, or after .95 final? That is the end goal of RCs, right? At some point there will be a final .95?

Exactly. That's why game mods are inherently limited (unless it's someone like Valve, who intends for their engine to be modded).

Can you please post it on MediaFire or LCPDFR?

In FirstResponse.ini in your scripts folder, there is a line that says "PreloadAllModels = False". Try changing it to True.

Yeah, you're definitely in vehicle selection mode, it's just not working right. Try really spamming left arrow key in that mode. Hit it for like 30 seconds. If it still doesn't work...do you have car mods installed, by any chance? Also: Please edit your post instead of double posting. Also: Mods, please move to LCPDFR support.

So what exactly is happening? From what I have so far: 1. You hit Alt+P, enabling LCPDFR 2. You go to a police station, enter, and go into the office to go on duty 3. You successfully select a player model, and are teleported back into the station 4. You exit the station 5. You just stand there, hitting left and right arrow keys, and no car shows up Is this correct?

You need to hit left and right arrows to pick a car. If none shows up, just hit the arrows a few times and it'll start appearing. Once you have selected the car you want, hit enter.

You first need to select the player before you can do anything else. There's a helpbox onscreen with the commands you need.

Bailey23: If someone is bleeding heavily or something like that, would you be able to transport them to the hospital in your car?

Yep, but now they're transparent. Not white. All you have to do is paste into Paint and save, and it'll make them black (because Paint doesn't know what transparency is).

I didn't say they would enforce it, but you presented as if it was the actual law. Four way flashers don't mean "I'm speeding", they mean "I'm stopped/going slowly". Driving through red lights and above the speed limit is illegal; you are expected to call an ambulance (where they can break those laws, and can also treat the person) if it's an emergency. Also, if you're injured and driving, that's...a really bad idea. What if there's a problem and you lose control?

It's not all white; it just has transparent where black should go (presumably, it goes on a black car; it does have white sections where it should). To fix, just make an image the same size in any image program, fill it black, and paste this on top. To make it easy, copy the image to the clipboard, open Paint, change the canvas size to something like 512x512, hit Ctrl+V, and save. You're done.

I don't believe this for one second. Cite the law or a court case; don't give a newspaper story, because what one cop does in one case doesn't mean that's what the law is. EDIT: I just looked it up. In Nova Scotia traffic laws. Here it is: From the regulations: (I think the 106B is a typo there) From section 93(2): From 93(6): Please, do tell where in there you are permitted to disobey traffic laws.

It is actually a pretty complicated script, but that's not the real challenge (I imagine they'd reuse a lot of the higher-level code). The real issue is that running commands in a script involves literally telling the computer to load a particular address in the game's memory that you know happens to contain the function you're calling. Now, to actually use functions, there are tools that do that for you (specifically, C++ Scripthook will handle the actual calling for you; all you need to do is tell it which native functions to call). Then, you have Scripthook .NET, which lets you use C# and VB.NET instead of C++. It provides "nicer" ways to do a lot of things, and gives a lot of features (e.g., since it handles loading .NET scripts, you can start or stop a script or reload all scripts without restarting the game; also, script crashes generally won't crash GTA). LCPDFR has a C++ component written by LMS (who seems to be widely considered among the best scripters in GTA modding), and a .NET component (containing most of the logic; AdvancedHook is more a support package) written by the whole dev team. To do ANY scripting on GTA V, we'd need a way to load in scripts. Once we have that, we need to be able to call native functions (fortunately, I *think* Scripthook is designed in such a way that that wouldn't be too hard). Also, we'd need to find out what the native functions even are and what type of arguments they take (which involves reversing the game), and then work out what the arguments represent (which involves a lot of thinking, as well as lots of trial and error - not all GTA IV natives are even fully reversed and documented yet). The good news is that there might be similarity with IV. Once the natives are worked out, the way it'd probably work is someone figures out how to do .NET. Since this has been done once, it'll probably be faster than for IV, but modders lose interest and leave (and Aru got pissed off at least once about people cheating w/Scripthook). That all has to be done to get this "simple script" working on GTA V.