PNWParksFan

Thank god for a fire truck with LODs and non-ELS!! I haven't had time to download it just yet, but am planning to have this be my new fire truck model for the long term. Great for use with Better EMS as the lights and sirens will actually behave properly as defined by the script.

Basically, you can add Livery=1 (or whatever number you want) to any <Vehicle> definition in the EMSUnits.xml file. The model has to be multi-livery of course and have multiple liveries configured. You can add as many <Vehicle> entries as you want at each station, so you can have e.g. firetruk, firetruk2, and firetruk3 (or whatever they're called), each with its own livery definition. You can also put the same model multiple times with different liveries if you want 2+ liveries to spawn from the same station. RDE has a very detailed EMSUnits.xml file which is a good example to look at. I think someone may have also already made an EMSUnits.xml file for medic4523's pack, but I'm not sure where it is or if it was released publicly.

Uninstall instructions are on the download page. I will make an OIV uninstaller with the next update, but it'll be a couple weeks til I have time for the update.

Most likely you had your cars installed in the original game folders (i.e. you were not using a Mods folder), but when you went to install the Police Tape mod you selected "install to Mods folder" in the OIV package installer. Therefore, the game is now loading from your mods folder instead of your original game files, and it isn't picking up your modified vehicles. What you should do is install all modded vehicles and any other game file modifications to the mods folder, always.

It basically checks if it's an emergency/law enforcement vehicle, or if it has flashing lights on. It should allow through towtrucks and coroners if they have flashing lights, but if you're using models that don't then they won't get through. There isn't any easy way to check if those vehicles should be allowed through, but I suppose I could add something to the INI where you could set models to always allow.

I will investigate the reports of the INI file not being read for some people. As mentioned at least a dozen times, there isn't anything I can do about the stretching tape currently.

It should get overwritten, but it's possible the file was non-editable for some reason like if the game process still had it locked. Glad that fixed it for you!

Read the big bold red text on the download page, or read the bold all caps text in the installer readme.

Post your ragepluginhook.log. It works fine on RPH 0.62.

Make sure that you have the version of ParksTools.dll that is included with the OIV installer. You can rename the file from .oiv to .zip, unzip it, and then grab the parkstools.dll file from the extracted archive.

Please upload your ragepluginhook.log file and I will check it out. Interesting. That seems to be an issue with GWEN Forms or the RPH graphics hook. Does the RPH Console (F4 key by default) work for you?

Just updated the readme, nothing else changed in download. Hopefully that helps people figure it out a bit better.

Good suggestion. There IS a readme file (assuming I included it in the ZIP upload correctly, I think so), and there is some more readme info in the OIV installer itself. But it sounds like I should include a little bit more info to help new users figure it out. I'm going to be out for most of the day but will add some more info and reupload it later today.

Those use the game's keybindings for various actions. I believe that's the "take selfie" action? Press ESC, go to Settings, and find the Keybindings section, and look in the Cellphone section (IIRC). When you see the middle click icon in there that's the one you need to change. Check out the "Alternative Textures" folder in the download.

You need to load the plugin somehow, either auto-load it or load it from the RPH console.

The DLL file is installed to the Plugins folder by the OIV installer. If you don't see file extensions, try turning them on in Explorer.

To uninstall: Remove PoliceTape.dll and PoliceTape.pdb from your GTA V\Plugins folder Go to (mods)\update\update.rpf\common\data\dlclist.xml, and remove the line with "<Item>dlcpacks:\policetape\</Item>" Go to (mods)\update\x64\dlcpacks\ and delete the policetape folder I will make an OIV uninstaller later this week, but there's the manual uninstall instructions for now.