Psycho On Patrol

Thanks. I completely understand. I have a bunch of things that I need to get done today. I'll research it!. I've been installing most of the car's in the slots inside the original patchday folder that the files where located. I'll keep the latests patchday folder in mind.

Thanks. That's good to know. I think it no longer exist in my directory as I can not locate police4. Does it go in the patchday3ng folder with the other in game police vehicles? Thanks for advising me as to where I change that in the games code. The Dodge Charger that I currently have for the Ohio State Highway Patrol, advises in the documentation that it is not optimized for the police4 slot, I do believe that it's optimized for the spot occupied by the slots for the city of Cincinnati car's. It was in the police3 spot when I was playing LSPDR as the Ohio State Highway Patrol, but that spot is now reserved for city patrol cars. I won't be doing any game editing until this Wednesday and/or Thursday. I need to replace the remaining Sheriff in game vehicle with a FPIU with Ohio Sheriff textures, or in the event that I encounter problem with that car in that slot, the same Ohio Sheriff FCVPI in both slots. In reference to the Ohio State Highway Patrol Dodge Charger that's not optimized for police4, what problems if any, do you think I might encounter by placing the car into the police4 slot and should I start searching for a replacement Dodge Charger with Ohio State Highway Patrol that's optimized for police4 slot?

This is my opinion of the whole subject. I respect their feelings in the matter, and I thank them for their service, but those images where created using tax payer money, thus they are the tax payer's intellectual property. Furthermore, your department vehicle's are being featured in LSPDFR, because someone took the time, spending many hour's, to create textures out of the love and respect for their local departments.

It's been almost 1 week into my LSPDFR journey and I've learned a lot. I've started working on an LSPDFR Cincinnati Metropolitan project. Currently, all in game LSPD vehicles, with the exception of the LSPD Police Transport, and the LSPD Police Bike, have been replaced with ELS vehicles, and updated with 4K textures by t0y. Current city themed cars are as follows: Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor 2011, Ford Police Interceptor SUV 2016, and the Dodge Charger 2012 (taking the place of the Ford Police Interceptor Sedan, due to the vehicle in the link on t0y texture page being removed. The Ford would be more of an authentic choice.). The best 4K working texture that I could find for one of my current Sheriff cars, the Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor 2011, was the Franklin County Sheriff's Office, Ohio Texture Pack 1.0.0 by Turpino. Obviously, the textures will need to be edited eventually to display Hamilton County on the Sheriff car's, as well as, the city car's displaying Cincinnati, but for now I'm just trying to get a fully working, Cincinnati Metropolitan simulator. Here's an issue that I am trying to get information on. I'm having difficulty locating the original SAHP car. I've went through all patchday folder's and can not locate it with OpenIV and the list below doesn't give a location for it. fbi (unmarked Bravado Buffalo 1st Gen) fbi2 (unmarked Declasse Granger) police (LSPD Vapid Stanier 2nd Gen) police2 (LSPD Bravado Buffalo 1st Gen) police3 (LSPD Vapid Interceptor) police4 (unmarked Vapid Stanier 2nd Gen) policeb (LSPD police bike) policet (LSPD police transport) policeold1 (North Yankton Declasse Rancher) policeold2 (North Yankton Albany Esperanto) pranger (Park Ranger Declasse Granger) riot (LSPD/NOoSE Riot) sheriff (LSSD Vapid Stanier 2nd Gen) sheriff2 (LSSD Declasse Granger) When I installed the 2016 Dodge Charger Ohio State Highway Patrol 0.9 car by Communist Beach Party, it occupied a spot in my patchday3ng folder, which is now reserved for a city of Cincinnati car. Here's how I want the simulator to be setup, when I call for a local unit, Cincinnati car's respond (they do), when I call for a state unit, Ohio State Highway Patrol car's respond (currently, only motorcycle unit's in a Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper uniform responds as no SAHP car is present). It is possible that I might have accidentally removed the SAHP car. To recap, I know this is location based, but I'm trying to set it up so that, if your patrolling in the city as a Cincinnati unit for example, requesting local units will prompt a response of Cincinnati unit's (which it does!). Requesting state units will prompt a response of units driving the Ohio State Highway Patrol Dodge Charger. When driving outside of the city limits, Hamilton County Sheriff Office units will be encountered (Not tested as of yet, but the car is installed for testing). Does anyone have any suggestions on how I should proceed with trying to located the original file location for the SAHP car and setting the game up for the Ohio State Highway Patrol Dodge Charger to respond for all State run's? Please note, all car files with updated textures will be extracted from the GTA 5 directory is saved. I'm willing to share these files. Just PM me and we will figure something out. Thanks!.

Great video's as alway's. Thank you for the time that you invest in the LSPDFR community.

Greetings everyone. I'm new to LSPDFR and I would like to respectfully request an authentic patrol car mod based off of the Ford Police Interceptor, Taurus body. I've been searching for an authentic Cincinnati Police Interceptor vehicle, but haven't found one that comes close to resembling an authentic Cincinnati car. I can provide quite a bit of information for making a close to authentic, Cincinnati Police car as possible. On to the information!: First we have a picture of the left side of the Interceptor at the City's garage. Please note the position and size of the City of Cincinnati decal with the official logo of the city. Please note the position and size of POLICE on the vehicle doors, and the Police Interceptor style rims. Located at the front of the vehicle, is a 5 digit number, 12317. This is the equipment number that has been assigned to this patrol car by the city. Equipment numbers are always 5 digit numbers, and in loving honor of this patrol car, it would be so amazing if the LSPDFR version would bare this vehicles equipment number out of respect for this car!. Please note the bars in the rear windows of the patrol car, and the vehicles working spot light on the door. There's a prisoner partition wall that separates the front and back seats, that will need to be installed in the requested car, if possible. Here's the passenger side of a Charger test vehicle. Note the position and size of the City of Cincinnati decal, city logo, and POLICE decal. Everything is reversed on the passenger side. The equipment number(please use 12317 on the requested Ford Interceptor), would located in the same position as the drivers side, but reversed. Here's the equipment console and MDT computer used inside the city car's. Could you please, at the very least, install an MDT into the requested car. Next we have a picture of the front of an Interceptor SUV, showing the SETINA push bars used by the city. Note the position of the siren mounted onto the top of the push bar. Please note the license plate on the front of the vehicle has the vehicles equipment number. The one on the requested car design, would need a front plate with 12317. Please note the light bar. Drivers side flash's red, passenger side flash's blue. These are beacon light bar's. There are also strobe lights mounted onto the push bar. Here we have a picture of the back of the Interceptor. Note the position and size of the number 3 on the upper, right side of the trunk. This number indicates that equipment number 12317 is assigned to District 3 (Please make the requested design car a District 3 car). Please note the position and size of the City of Cincinnati decal, city logo, and POLICE decal. Note the position and size of the DIAL 911 decal in the center of the bumper, and on the far right side of the bumper, the equipment number. Last we have an Ohio 1-800-GRAB-DUI license plate. This is only on the back of the car. The following are news clips that show different angles of the newer car's, and there lighting. Starting at 0:25 Here's a video of the city's test car program during the search for the next vehicle to replace the Crown Victoria's. If possible, please have FORD logo's inside and outside the patrol car. Push bar strobe lighting at 1:41 and 1:55 The new beacon light bars. The outer edges of all light bars, front and back stays continuously lit with a solid red light on the front and back of the driver side, and a solid blue light on the front and rear of the passenger side. There you go. Everything need to make the most realistic Cincinnati Police Ford Interceptor, District 3 car. I know it seems like a lot, but I would be extremely grateful for equipment number 12317 in LSPDFR. Let's get baby girl out there on the streets!.