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Well hello once again the LCPDFR community. Today I create this thread separate from my Development Parts thread to show off the LCPD Valor Pack from IV remastered for the LSPD. These vehicles will have a real custom pattern used by the Federal Signal Valor and Spectrlux IR, fully set interiors, different units, and multiple agency skins. Here on this thread you will get the latest public updates and pictures of the current situation with the port.

*In Development*
2011 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
 
2013 Ford Taurus Police Interceptor
 

I wonder what your favorite song is...

I wonder what your favorite song is...

I wonder what your favorite song is...

I wonder what your favorite song is...

Thanks Original Light!
 
Err0r034 and anyone else following the topic, I really do apologize that I have not posted updates or released the newest MDT/MDC site.  Unfortunately, real life has been extremely busy and I have not been able to devote the time to the community/site as I wish I could.  The site does work and will be out soon. I am hoping to get it down prior to the end of the year or early 2017.  Although, it can be sooner just really depends on work and other involvements I have outside of programming.  I will reach out and get some testers as soon as possible and you guys should be happy with the little things I changed and did different with this version.
 
Thanks again for the support and hopefully see you guys soon!

The skin has a transparent background so he has just made the color of the car blue. Other than that, if the skin is not included in the file you'll have to contact him to get it.

Vocal dispatch has all of the codes in its config (you can customize and add more). Other than that, I don't believe there is an official list of codes. Closest thing would be Los Angeles codes (for Los Santos) and then probably San Bernardino (arguably Riverside or Imperial County) County for Blaine County. But realistically, not many agencies use ten codes exclusively; lots of them are transitioning to plain-speak a.k.a. just saying what you're trying to say.

I'd ask for someone to put this one on, since it's much higher poly. I don't think the other one would look right.
 

Putting this in the carvariations should do it. Goes under the <modelName>. This should work and allow you to put in 8 liveries.
<colors> <Item> <indices content="char_array"> 134 134 156 156 </indices> <liveries> <Item value="true" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> </liveries> </Item> <Item> <indices content="char_array"> 134 134 156 156 </indices> <liveries> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="true" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> </liveries> </Item> <Item> <indices content="char_array"> 134 134 156 156 </indices> <liveries> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="true" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> </liveries> </Item> <Item> <indices content="char_array"> 134 134 156 156 </indices> <liveries> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="true" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> </liveries> </Item> <Item> <indices content="char_array"> 134 134 156 156 </indices> <liveries> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="true" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> <Item value="false" /> </liveries> </Item> </colors>  

In the vehicles.meta file for the car, you can add a flag that allows for multiple liveries. Add this to the flags string:
FLAG_HAS_LIVERY
The police4.ytd file can also be determining how many liveries there are. You can add them by using Open IV, opening the .ytd file, clicking import, selecting the livery, and renaming it to whatever the .ytd uses for liveries. For example, cvpi_sign_2. I hope this helps

So like TicketTime but with reports and not just tickets. Could be difficult, I don't know if you've noticed but even at this point if you try to look up someone's name on the in-car computer it will turn the lights or siren on if you press the right keys so maybe disabling actions while typing in those windows isn't possible yet? Obviously a good idea but really the only way to do it right now is have your own templates for reports open and just alt tab and fill them out or something.

Just drop it in your GTA 5 directory. Should be in the same folder as your GTAV.exe

So you're asking for help in ripping off people's locked models?

I'll give it a shot right now but no guarantees.

Just trying to make it as accurate as possible, especially when it comes to exactly where the vinyl is on the car; though it won't be the same as in the pictures because those are the '10 charger. The one thing I don't have though, is a good quality version of the logo they use on the cars. The one I'm using right now is somewhat low quality and I could remake it but that could take a while. Also it just so happens that I have the exact font that they use so that sped things up a bit.

Should be just a bit longer, I just have to invert the side logo to get it accurate on the other side.
Also do you know that the second stealth picture is just the same car but with the flash turned on?
Actually I'll have to finish it up tomorrow but don't worry, it's coming along.

You could just turn your minimap off. That'd be even better for roleplay.

Try changing the siren settings and the light settings to 1. Also add the <FLAGS> and stuff for a police vehicle; if you don't have those you can take the lines that Bxbugs uses for his impala and such. I just made a dlc with 6 custom vehicles, the lights did work however the sirens weren't there and the vehicle made no noise. I went into the vehicles.meta and changed the empty <audioNameHash>/> to <audioNameHash>SHERIFF2</audioNameHash> and it worked like a charm. Good luck.

Amazing work; can't wait to use this.