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There's also this road (see picture) in west Algonquin, which is a one way street, yet it's coded so that traffic behaves like it's a regular street. It can be fun to pull over people for this. Here's the picture (I even found one where you can see the bug):

Actually, Spain seems unlikely second time in a row. I'd hope Germany would be it, but I wouldn't count on it either. It's gonna be an interesting tournament.

EVI was working on the first one for GTA IV, he left though, so there won't be one in a while, I guess.

Wrong! It should be in Grand Theft Auto IV > Support. I will move this immediately!

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He didn't bump, he responded to a thread. And since what he writes is relevant I don't see why he shouldn't be allowed to post.

WOW Amazing AA.

Reflective doesn't work in GTA IV. sorry.

I would leave a good comment, but I'm to jealous to say anything sensible.

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The AI police play 1 second snippets of the regular siren as "manual" mode, when the player runs a red light or such in front of them.

Thank you for sharing your work with us, good luck as full time officer and please don't get yourself killed. Bye!

I was referring to my post, which contains the same link - and which I posted earlier than your post.

WOW! It must have taken you freaking ages to find that link!! @ahling: here's a tutorial on how to map a template:

Okay. Here's your logic applied to other examples: If you play GTA, you're likely to become a civilian murdering criminal. If you play Need For Speed, you're likely to start violating traffic regulations and speed limits. If you play BF3, ArmA or CoD, you're likely to get a gun and run around shooting people. Now, you're taking the view of politicians and older people who do not understand the concept of a video game. Videogames live off the fact, that they enable the player to do stuff that they wouldn't do in normal life. For example, someone can play being a soldier in BF3 on their weekends while working an office job during the week. It's something that allows you to live your hobbies for an amount of time. It's no different to reading a book, watching a movie or playing a tablegame. It is there, where the barrier of reality and videogames lay - If a person enjoys playing Grand Theft Auto IV, that by no means indicates, that he has a criminal mind. I can only take myself as example: I play violent videogames, however I would never see myself in real life killing or hurting someone, or even commiting a criminal act such a jacking a car or breaking into a house. I can see and feel that there is a difference between doing something in a videogame and doing something in reality. It's really a common misconception to say, that videogames encourage violence or public misbehaviour. If a person is mentally unstable enough to be violent to such an extent that he goes to an island and shoots innocent teenagers or that he starts breaking the law, you can't blame that on a videogame. Such persons have a tendence to behave in that way even without any influcenes. And even if they did, react to such influences, you couldn't but the whole blame on videogames, I believe, that watching a overly violent movie or reading a book on it are able to encourage such behaviour in the same way as videogames, if not more. I believe, that by having LCPDFR as free and available modification, you're enabling people to experience a tiny bit of policework (although it might not be too realistic) on their computer at home, which will open the door to a career in law enforcement for young people, giving them a small insight. Again I'm taking myself as example: I started playing this modification with no interest in law enforcement what-so-ever, but by now, I realized that it would be something that I would probably enjoy a lot and I'm seriously contemplating to give a period of my life to a career in law enforcement. This modification, if anything, promotes law enforcement and I think in the future, there will be a a handful of officers on the street, which found their way to it through this modification. (You can ask around on the forums, there are quite a few people who are police officers or will become in the future). TL;DR - Nobody with a healthy mind would take a videogame as a reason to start violating the law.

The default police car doesn't have a template, it has a custom mapping which makes it impossible to create new skins for it. However there's this, these two are the default police cars with some minor tweaks and a template. You can make a skin for those without any problem.

Another great production from your German "_______ Simulator 20XX" team. I heard their next production is gonna be "Simulator Developer Simulator 2012", it's gonna be about lack of skill and uncreativity.

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no way to disable it at the moment, sorry.

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If another member gives a -1, that, unless it is spammed/a rep abuse itself, is to be taken as is. If you upvote that post, just for the simple cause of bringing the post back to 0, it is considered rep-abuse; as you only voted to save the poster from a negative rep. Is that clear?

quit the rep-abusing.

you need to open the .rpf with SparkIV and the .ivaud inside with IVAud 1.1.5