unitedOrange66

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Cheat code works, I was able to modify the spotlight settings. Thank you.

@jacalapar Yeah I'll take your advise to leave you alone. There's no point for me to wasting any more of my time on you.

No worries. That's a known issue with AI drivers' reactions toward player's vehicle. It's definitely not that easy to just "fix" it. Thank you for the hard work you put into this mod.

^ There's no need to talk via DM, the point is for public to see this. I'm just a regular community member who supports everyone's hard work, you don't really need to know who I am, and I don't care who you are either, because that's irrelevant. Also, I am addressing to your post, not the others. It doesn't matter what anyone else said. Just like if you got pulled over for speeding, and you are telling the officer, "why would you pull me over, everyone was speeding!" You are reconstructing your statement now and that doesn't overwrite what you've said before: according to your original comment, all you said was "Please fix asap. This is from the newest version." I've been in this community for ages, and comments like this gives anyone the impression of "I don't care about all of the hard work behind this, since it's free I'm going to take it for granted." Remember what Albo1125 said in his retirement post? Especially in this case, due to the fact that this plugin author is pretty nice and he/she updates their plugin constantly since it's published. What you've posted wasn't a "polite report," it was a "demand of fixing that issue ASAP." For anyone who has an advanced understanding of English, it means the author should stop whatever they are doing right now and look at your post, check the code, test the code, run the game, and publish the updates within the next few hours. Words are powerful, isn't it. This is an example of how you could encourage the author to check your post and possibly fix the issue in a short period of time: "Hey Yoep, thanks for the recent updates! I really enjoy this plugin. But unfortunately, I ran into a crash after updating it to the latest version, could you please take a look? I've attached the log below, I can't wait to play this plugin again, thank you for your hard work!" If you think your comment is "better" than those comments that "worse" than yours, remember we learn from the best, we don't pat ourselves on the back and telling ourselves we are doing ok by comparing us with someone who is worse than us. Read a few comments under Albo1125's plugin page back in 2015, what do you think?

Quote "Please fix asap." You could show some respect to the author at least, he/she is working on this project for completely free in their personal free time. If this plugin caused a crash, you could at least kindly report it to the author, instead of "demanding" the author to fix it ASAP. This kind of attitude is the exact reason why so many legendary plugin developers retired. You're taking this plugin as granted as if the author is working for you.

For some reason the in-game configuration menu does not open up when the assigned hotkeys are pressed. However the helicopter hotkey works as it should. I did manually edited a few settings via .ini file, not sure if that would cause the in-game menu not opening.

Thank you for all the updates, keep up the great work!

To do that the author must have permission from UB author. Also this is a completely separate plugin with different features than UB roadblock. Plus the title suggests this is "automatic" roadblock, you should be able to disable the hotkeys and set it to automatic mode.

Hello, I'm wondering if this(click here to view screenshot) "issue" regarding how AI react to emergency vehicles on Highways can be fixed with this mod? In the screenshot, as you can see, AI drivers on the opposite of the Highway always pull directly towards the emergency vehicle whenever its lights and siren are on, especially in pursuits. This causing major crashes between AI officers and AI drivers, and make the pursuit impossible to continue with these vehicles blocking the way.

It does. But it always place the roadblocks at the wrong location, the roadblock detection system in UB is far less than "smart." And they frequently dismiss roadblocks for no reason, because they somehow "predicted" it will be "ineffective."

Hi, just noticed a possible spelling error in the chase levels' description: "Locale." I assume you meant "Local" referring to local units.

Quick question: What's new in version 8.0.0? Do I have to actually download the file to view the "change.log?" There's no change log in the description.

Honestly this is way better than "Ultimate Backup" roadblock, "UB" always place the roadblock at the wrong location and always dismiss the roadblock for no reason.

Definitely looking forward to try this out! I've waited so long for something like this that is compatible with the current version of LSPDFR. One suggestion I have is, you could add more audios from NFS for roadblock was either effective or ineffective.