Citizen844

I think this is the correct forum - I need an expert. I've gone into the handling.meta and changed:
 
Collision damage
Weapon damage
Engine Damage
 
To between to 2 and 10
 
 
Some of the vehicles behave the way I want - realistic damage. So if someone crashes, hits tree whatever the engine is smoking and the car is out of commission.  However, some vehicles, including police vehicles are still virtually indestructible.  It ruins my immersion. There is 50+ vehicles.meta files - I've changed them all, but still some cars are indestructible. WTF, why is that and how can I fix it?

When I played LSPDFR in GTA IV I would often see hookers get into cars and then I'd pull them over and see where the story went; however, in GTA V with .41, I see hookers all over town but they never, ever get in a car (unless it's the one callout for solicitation) - am I missing something or is it true that hookers just stand around now, but never get in vehicles??  Thanks

I had a call out for reckless driving. I caught up to the vehicle and pulled it over. It stopped for me and the two little yellow icons appeared. I approached with my weapon out and tried to order him out, but since the yellow icons were there, it forced me to walk into them to activate the dialogue, but when I did - the driver just gunned me down.
 
Is there no way to order out a driver on a (pressed shift) traffic stop with yellow icons...without walking right up to the  window and having the dialogue open?

I had a call out for reckless driving. I caught up to the vehicle and pulled it over. It stopped for me and the two little yellow icons appeared. I approached with my weapon out and tried to order him out, but since the yellow icons were there, it forced me to walk into them to activate the dialogue, but when I did - the driver just gunned me down.
 
Is there no way to order out a driver on a (pressed shift) traffic stop with yellow icons...without walking right up to the  window and having the dialogue open?

Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office does.