Brant

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That's interesting, are there any errors popping up in Ragehook? Also, the easiest route to changing hotkeys for this would be to change the siren/honk control within the game settings. :)

Looks like you're unable to load APIs from other websites, can't replicate on my end either.

It's actually pretty interesting you say that, blue has a shorter wavelength then red, making red "more visible" than blue when it comes to light ;)

It'll most likely be the same as updating the existing 0.1() upgrades.

I can guarantee you that Sam and the rest of the team are working extremely hard on pushing content to everyone - that guy is obviously just trying to stir drama, hah. I tend to ignore the drama people stir, if it's not publicized by the G17 Media Team, then I tend to not listen to it ;)

Here we really only have two different lightbars, I don't really know what they're called, but here you go.

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Please, please please, read what I said. Enjoy the fact that they are actively and aggressively working on the 0.2 on a daily basis. You must understand, what needs to be done isn't as simple as: ifPursuit=True; WantedLevel=False;and if it was, I'm pretty sure anyone could come up with a AAA Modification. I'd explain the issue with Rockstar's most recent patch more in depth but I believe Sam has said enough on the matter to prove it's severity, and to prove that the time it's taking for them to work around these issues is well worth the wait. Remember folks, you are not actively paying a subscription to have new content provided to you, so feeling entitled is part of the issue.

That's kinda rude don't you think? I mean honestly, the team here is pretty tight nit and really work hard on the mod for hours every day. Posting something like this won't make them go any quicker, and instead of showing appreciation it seems like a sense of entitlement. The team could have given up at any point due to Rockstar's attempts at prohibiting mods, or at least making them harder to make, but they're still here producing content for the players here, including yourself. Be patient, because I know from first hand experience the one thing that developers hate the most is being rushed and not appreciated.

If they were to patch for this, I highly doubt it would have a large adverse affect on LSPDFR depending on what they include in the patch, or how they intend to fix the problem. Most of these large GTA Updates include security fixes to prevent illegal modding in GTA Online, if they patched just for framerate issues, I don't think it would effect the mod any.

You could do this, although, what people should realize, is that LCPDFR isn't just a title used for the Grand Theft Auto 4 series, but over time it's developed as a brand. While the Software names may be different (LCPDFR and LSPDFR), everyone knows where to come and get either modifications, especially if you're not an active member of the LCPDFR Community. While, if it were me, I'd do as you said, use the G17Media domain and then direct LCPDFR and LSPDFR to it's respective sections, I can see the disadvantages of doing as such, as G17Media also provides other services not listed on the LCPDFR website from what I can see if you go to g17media.com All in all though back to the original suggestion momentarily - Splitting the websites would indeed split the community in half, or just have a completely dead website on one end, and an active website on the other, both options would prove to be detrimental to the community in the long run. Page Views are extremely when it comes to search engines, therefore separating the website would in turn separate the page views, providing a lower number, which could prove to impact the website in a negative way on search engines. Remember, when looking for this community, people search "LCPDFR" primarily (number wise), and now "LSPDFR", i'd recommend that they go to the same place for both, rather than two different places.

There's no need to jump on someone for thinking that was a legitimate website - it was made professionally, it may look legit at first glance but obviously it's not. ​San Andreas exists, just not in the capacity you're thinking of.

​To be honest I think that depends on Rockstar for the most part. The way that GTA Online is managed, it would be at the sole discretion of Rockstar. Seeing as the mod obviously changes your skin, and gives you weapons (without purchase), I'd honestly say that using this mod online at the moment would almost guarantee a ban from GTA Online. However, I'm sure that there are developers out there trying to create a 3rd party multiplayer modification for GTA 5. Luckily enough, GTA 5 is a lot more stable than GTA 4 was, coding a multiplayer client for a game that crashes as much as GTA 4 is merely impossible.

For further inquiries involving said subject, save the file on your desktop, but make sure you set "File type" to Any, and change the extension to .ini, then copy / paste the file into your directory, and overwrite your previous ini file.

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