Joe C Wilson

The community around police modifications is what kept them alive, and in my opinion which has caused them to have thrived, and without a doubt will continue to do so for many years to come. The contributions have increased over the years, and it encouraged others to play the modifications in the way they wanted to. Most people like myself only bought a PC just for the modifications itself, and the power of the community is what made the decision for me to get one which is amazing. Think of LSPDFR/LCPDFR/RDFR as a framework giving the ability to play, but in addition to the framework, creators share their contributions adding hundreds of hours of gameplay to the base modifications. There is no need to focus on "other features" if the community is already doing that for us. There's not too many new things I can think of that we already haven't implemented. Example A) We evolved from Albo's Siren Mastery to the Emergency Lighting System by Lt. Caine, and now Dynamic Lighting System by TheMaybeast. Example B) We evolved from having backup units in a patrol car, the ability to call for a roadblock to a helicopter, and even boats from LCPDFR to now Ultimate Backup by BejoIjo in LSPDFR to which we can have spike strips, and the ability to customize our backup units how we please. Now with RDRFR I can't imagine what people will introduce to us next.

GTA 5 LSPDFR 0.4.9 #103 - Police Impersonator | LSPD '20 Tahoe PPV via @YouTube

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Today I completely reinstalled ENB/ReShade and Visual V and it seemed to have fixed it. I couldn't go into the ENB ini settings menu, also, but I didn't think much of it. I had to replace Visual V ENB settings with the vanilla ENB settings, and now it is working again.