Yes, but it only does this when you either a) are in a pursuit or b) telling a vehicle to find a new spot to pullover. This is not something you can do whenever you want to.
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Please describe the problem(s) you're having.
Rockstar must've added that in a recent update, because it's not there for me. Does that carvariations contain all the vehicles, like police, riot, sheriff, pranger, etc?
This time AmbientEmergency was the cause. Considering both of these mods spawned in vehicles, I'm going to say there's an issue with the vehicle you replaced. Make sure you installed the replacement vehicle in the newest patchday.
Or to protect another person. There have been plenty of case where officers have drawn their guns when their life wasn't in danger at all, but someone else's was.
Did you change anything at all with the vehicles, such as changing textures?
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I'd double check and make sure it actually says that. I use a Charger in my PRANGER slot with 10 liveries, can change them all.
If you need further help with this, it'd be better if you made a topic in modding info & discussion. :)
You're welcome. :)
There are several reasons, but the main reason is that we prefer to keep the LSPDFR download basic - the only things included are what's needed for the mod to run. :) Everything else is optional.
If you deleted two item tags, there is a chance you deleted a needed one. The only way to tell is if you try going in game.
I did notice one problem at the end of the FBI line.
<Item>
<Name>Standard White</Name>
<Value value="100" />
</Item>
</Probabilities>
</plateProbabilities>
<lightSettings value="1" />
<sirenSettings value="1" />
There is no closing item tag.
Right underneath sirensettings add </Item>
It should look like this
</plateProbabilities>
<lightSettings value="1" />
<sirenSettings value="1" />
</Item>