MichaelV

Awesome idea!
Some fonts that I would use for certain departments:
Washington, DC (MPDC)
Arial Black for main "Police" text as well as unit numbers Berlin Sans FB Demi Bold for MPDC text in back fenders, as well as the "Metropolitan" text on the trunk Arial Bold for unit numbers on the roof Toronto Police Service
Univers LT Std 85 Extra Black for main "Police" text, both side and rear, as well as the city's name Arial Black for unit types, unit numbers, "Police" text on the hood of the car Arial Bold for the "Call 9-1-1" decal I used Freestyle Script Regular for the motto portion, but this may not be the exact font I will edit in more departments soon.

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You're not paying $60 for playing Online with '6 year old kids'. Online is simply a feature of Grand Theft Auto V, and deciding not to play with 6 year olds is as easy as not pressing the Online button. That $60 goes to paying the salaries for the environmental designers that help create the San Andreas map, the modellers that create each and every vehicle and pedestrian, the developers that create the storyline, animations, paths, and many other talented people. Without the GTA series, we wouldn't have LCPDFR or LSPDFR. If you don't want to support them, then don't buy the game, and don't play LSPDFR.

LSPDFR is not available on any other platform except for PC. If it was on console, it wasn't LSPDFR. They were either roleplaying or had console mods, which we do not provide.

You're not paying $60 for playing Online with '6 year old kids'. Online is simply a feature of Grand Theft Auto V, and deciding not to play with 6 year olds is as easy as not pressing the Online button. That $60 goes to paying the salaries for the environmental designers that help create the San Andreas map, the modellers that create each and every vehicle and pedestrian, the developers that create the storyline, animations, paths, and many other talented people. Without the GTA series, we wouldn't have LCPDFR or LSPDFR. If you don't want to support them, then don't buy the game, and don't play LSPDFR.

The font for both 'Toronto' and 'Police' is UniversLTStd. 

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Yes. GIMP and Paint.NET are both very great programs for creating textures.
https://www.gimp.org/
http://www.getpaint.net/index.html

Your thread has been moved to LCPDFR Support Requests as it isn't a LSPDFR Support Request. 

Don't worry, I fixed it. 

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You're not paying $60 for playing Online with '6 year old kids'. Online is simply a feature of Grand Theft Auto V, and deciding not to play with 6 year olds is as easy as not pressing the Online button. That $60 goes to paying the salaries for the environmental designers that help create the San Andreas map, the modellers that create each and every vehicle and pedestrian, the developers that create the storyline, animations, paths, and many other talented people. Without the GTA series, we wouldn't have LCPDFR or LSPDFR. If you don't want to support them, then don't buy the game, and don't play LSPDFR.

You're not paying $60 for playing Online with '6 year old kids'. Online is simply a feature of Grand Theft Auto V, and deciding not to play with 6 year olds is as easy as not pressing the Online button. That $60 goes to paying the salaries for the environmental designers that help create the San Andreas map, the modellers that create each and every vehicle and pedestrian, the developers that create the storyline, animations, paths, and many other talented people. Without the GTA series, we wouldn't have LCPDFR or LSPDFR. If you don't want to support them, then don't buy the game, and don't play LSPDFR.

You're not paying $60 for playing Online with '6 year old kids'. Online is simply a feature of Grand Theft Auto V, and deciding not to play with 6 year olds is as easy as not pressing the Online button. That $60 goes to paying the salaries for the environmental designers that help create the San Andreas map, the modellers that create each and every vehicle and pedestrian, the developers that create the storyline, animations, paths, and many other talented people. Without the GTA series, we wouldn't have LCPDFR or LSPDFR. If you don't want to support them, then don't buy the game, and don't play LSPDFR.

It's a car modification; A vehicle that does not come with the vanilla game and has to be installed through modifications.

After a looong hiatus from creating textures for the GTA series, I'm happy to finally have the time and motivation (thanks to graduation and GTA V, respectively) to start creating skins again. What a better way to start than creating my first skin(s) for GTA V?
Included in this pack will be variants for all the areas that the Los Santos Sheriff's Department has jurisdiction over in GTA V: Sandy Shores, Paleto Bay, and Davis. Also included will be a general LSSD variant. All variants will have unique unit numbers as well. The pack will be released with standard and high resolution (4K) textures. 
These skins will be for F5544's Ford Crown Victoria and Shadydk311's Chevrolet Suburban
Screenshots:
Download

Ayy, Happy Birthday Ben!

Probably my first car conversion to GTA V, fairly straightforward, bit of a learning curve though. Anyway, here's my progress on the brand new 2015 BMW 525D mod. Currently a civilian version is nearly done. I will be working on a Metropolitan Police area car version very soon. 

EDIT: Mod is now released and will be updated as time progresses
http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/8531-gta-5-met-police-bmw-525d-f11-anpr-interceptor/
 

Awesome idea!
Some fonts that I would use for certain departments:
Washington, DC (MPDC)
Arial Black for main "Police" text as well as unit numbers Berlin Sans FB Demi Bold for MPDC text in back fenders, as well as the "Metropolitan" text on the trunk Arial Bold for unit numbers on the roof Toronto Police Service
Univers LT Std 85 Extra Black for main "Police" text, both side and rear, as well as the city's name Arial Black for unit types, unit numbers, "Police" text on the hood of the car Arial Bold for the "Call 9-1-1" decal I used Freestyle Script Regular for the motto portion, but this may not be the exact font I will edit in more departments soon.

Awesome idea!
Some fonts that I would use for certain departments:
Washington, DC (MPDC)
Arial Black for main "Police" text as well as unit numbers Berlin Sans FB Demi Bold for MPDC text in back fenders, as well as the "Metropolitan" text on the trunk Arial Bold for unit numbers on the roof Toronto Police Service
Univers LT Std 85 Extra Black for main "Police" text, both side and rear, as well as the city's name Arial Black for unit types, unit numbers, "Police" text on the hood of the car Arial Bold for the "Call 9-1-1" decal I used Freestyle Script Regular for the motto portion, but this may not be the exact font I will edit in more departments soon.

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Moving to Development Tutorials & Questions.
 

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You're not paying $60 for playing Online with '6 year old kids'. Online is simply a feature of Grand Theft Auto V, and deciding not to play with 6 year olds is as easy as not pressing the Online button. That $60 goes to paying the salaries for the environmental designers that help create the San Andreas map, the modellers that create each and every vehicle and pedestrian, the developers that create the storyline, animations, paths, and many other talented people. Without the GTA series, we wouldn't have LCPDFR or LSPDFR. If you don't want to support them, then don't buy the game, and don't play LSPDFR.

You're not paying $60 for playing Online with '6 year old kids'. Online is simply a feature of Grand Theft Auto V, and deciding not to play with 6 year olds is as easy as not pressing the Online button. That $60 goes to paying the salaries for the environmental designers that help create the San Andreas map, the modellers that create each and every vehicle and pedestrian, the developers that create the storyline, animations, paths, and many other talented people. Without the GTA series, we wouldn't have LCPDFR or LSPDFR. If you don't want to support them, then don't buy the game, and don't play LSPDFR.