Murphy

Great, thanks!

I saw you just released Franklin's Buffalo. First, great job! Second, could you release an unlocked version of it here? It would be nice to have police versions of it, too, since the NYPD and other Police Departments use the new Charger.

Ah, okay. That can be done. :)

Thanks for posting the updated Executive taxi, DLer! As I mentioned in the pm, please only refer to me only as Murphy here.

I agree with you. Even a Congresswoman was interrupted because his story was believed to have some significance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH68bSJXGE8 Haha, glad you enjoyed it! :P

The following is all I have to post. Viewer Discretion is advised; video contains mild violence: Just kidding with that. I don't want his life, but rather for him to set a better example for his followers. It is a shame to hear about these stories all the time. As mentioned many times here, the worst part is that it is influencing future generations and changing how people determine what is right and wrong.

Great work, I really like the way they came out!

Sure thing, happy to be of service. Hopefully this is the solution.

Are you starting in LCPDFR during the first mission of GTA IV, The Cousins Bellic? If so, when you drive to the station and get out of Roman's cab, GTA IV itself thinks you are still in the first mission. If you didn't know already, the Police station interior is located inside a building in South Algonquin, which is far away from Broker. Therefore, the game believes you have left Roman behind and restarts the level. If this is the case for you, then you will need to at least complete the first mission before starting LCPDFR. Also make sure that you save your game once you finish the first mission so you don't have to do it again next time.

That is unfortunate, but hilarious at the same time. Perhaps you should try a trainer, which has the option to make all peds ignore you.

I have converted models from Sketchup to Zmodeler for testing in IV in the past. I have had no problems, and the models work perfectly! I haven't converted a Sketchup model with textures in the past, but this video shows how: Yes, the video is in Spanish, but it's fairly easy to follow even if you don't know that language. I can't really help you with the gun rigging as I'm only a car modder and a texture artist, but I don't think you would need to animate the models. I believe you may only need to setup a few nodes or something (again, I can't confirm this because I don't model weapons for IV). I would ask for support/advice from someone who does work on IV weapons. Good luck!

I'm not judging you or anything, but just saying: Judging from the looks of it, YES PLEASE! These would definitely be a great add for the Community downloads page. As stated in prior posts, it would be also cool to have a Judge uniform (ped/player).

Wow, that is one beautiful Interceptor! EDIT: Just downloaded it. You never fail to impress me with your work!

Wow, that was crazy! Have you guys seen this one, too? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbipk25CTzo&feature=youtu.be&t=36m7s

Thanks for the note. If you're mentioning this because I say the "arrest window" in that post, I should have probably called it by another name, such as the "Suspect Option menu". The main reason why I said "arrest" is because I'm used to the old 0.95 arrest pop-up. No worries though, I know the difference between the two.

That's just what I thought. :) I've attempted using it before, but saving clips is odd for me, as I'm never sure when a clip starts recording. Do you also need a R* Social Club account to render the video, or can you just export it to your computer when it's finished?

Here is my detailed experience: To sum it up, I detained him in my car, drove him to the station, then he stole my cruiser.

That was one of the best IV videos I've ever seen! Is there any way I can learn how to make videos like that in IV? :P

I had the same experience as you with the cruiser theft, but not the Officer bug; however, I did not Force Duty. :P I think it's just a minor bug or glitch.