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This callout pack aims to bring more realism in terms of what police officers deal with on a daily basis; it's not always just shootouts and police pursuits, but rather incidents such as people acting suspiciously, and investigating people's actions. Feel free to edit the .ini file to configure what callouts you want the game to spawn. Overall, I hope you enjoy, and please leave a comment/review saying your opinion about any feature, and what needs to be improved/added. I'm trying to base callouts off of ones that haven't been added by other callout packs from my own knowledge, and if there are any that are similar, I will try and vary the context and the outcome to make it more diverse. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thank-you for downloading! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ These plugins will provide a more realistic experience when using this callout pack: Police Smart Radio - Albo1125 Search Warrant - darkmyre Stop The Ped - Bejoljo Computer+ (for arrest reports etc.) - PieRGud ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------Thanks to Jeff Favignano and FirstThirtyMinutes for showcasing this mod in one of their LSPDFR episodes:--------- Please check out these videos to see the plugin in action, and do consider watching it via YouTube to help support these content creators. Jeffs Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTN_RVxvPOk FirstThirtyMinute's Video: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =========== CALLOUTS: =========== Currently, there are eight callouts available as of v2.1.0.0: Shoplifting (Clothing Store) - Asses the situation, and arrest the suspect if they are in possession of stolen items. Suspicious Ammunition Purchase - A person is attempting to buy a large amount of ammunition - further information available when on-scene. Objects On The Roadway - Clear the objects that are holding up vehicles to prevent any accidents occuring. Suspicious Person - Unknown person who has been reported to be acting in a suspicious manner. Take precautions as you don't know what they have on them! Assault with a Firearm - Get to the scene of this one quick, and attempt to take down the shooter. (Multiple callout locations - more coming). Abuse Of 911 - Someone is wasting the emergency service's time by repeatedly phoning 911 when they don't need it. Investigate their phone to see if they have any recent logs or not. Trespassing - Someone is on land that they shouldn't, whether it be residential land or commercial, or even military. Vehicle Explosion - A fire or unknown event has caused a vehicle to explode. Also, lots of credit to LtFlash for making the plugin CoordSaverV, as it was massively helpful in being able to determine spawn locations for these callouts. Contains a .ini file to customise what callouts you receive in-game. =============== INSTALLATION: =============== - Place the "Plugins" and "LSPDFR" folders inside your GTA 5 directory - Grand Theft Auto V/Plugins/LSPDFR/BasicCallouts.dll Grand Theft Auto V/Plugins/LSPDFR/BasicCallouts.ini Grand Theft Auto V/Plugins/LSPDFR/BasicCallouts.pdb Grand Theft Auto V/LSPDFR/Police Scanner/BasicCallouts Audio ========== SUPPORT: ========== I can only offer support to people using versions 2.0.0.0 and higher. If you do encounter any bugs, please try updating to the newest version if you haven't already, and see if that version fixed the bug. If that doesn't work, please report any bugs to me either in the comments section, or via private message. ========== CREDITS: ========== @Albo1125 - for his tutorial series on creating plugins for LSPDFR. @Jeff Favignano - for his LSPDFR series which made me interested into playing it for myself Also lots of credit to all the people who have given me suggestions for callouts, keep it going! Also credit to the people who helped with any tedious programming parts!