JohnTanner

This is the widely requested and highly sought after siren from NFS:UC! Perfect for anyone who enjoys mods tailored to bringing a more NFS feel to their LSPD:FR experience. The files were very quiet in game so I did have to make them louder. I turned up their volumes until the clipping was at it's worst then dialed it back slightly for a just the right mix of volume and sound.

ENJOY!
 
Preview:

File I made after growing frustrated from the distinct lack of resources surrounding creating EUP modifications, more specifically this helps to remove the process of "fishing" for the right file in the folder.
 
Includes the file locations & brief descriptions for each and every file in the eupcomponentpeds folder. I also had the EUP Vest & Earpiece mod by Hanako downloaded when I made this, so some of those files have been left out. This tool simply allows modders to find files easier. It will not assist in the creation of EUP mods if you don't know what you're doing. 
 
If anything is missing from the spreadsheet, please let me know so I can fix it and update it as soon as possible.
 
 
 
 

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Voici ma première publication, soyez gentil 😉
 
Merci de ne pas republier le vehicule sur aucun autre site
 
Amusez-vous bien, bon jeu 
BIDOUCHE
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This is my first post, be kind 😉
 
Please do not reupload the vehicles on any other site
 
Have fun, good game
 
BIDOUCHE

UnitedCallouts is a plugin for LSPDFR that adds over 20 new varied and realistic callouts, featuring a wide range of scenarios, locations, and possible outcomes to significantly expand the core LSPDFR experience.


UnitedCallouts is fully open source, providing transparent access to the codebase for those interested in learning, developing, or contributing. Developers are encouraged to explore the project, submit improvements, and help shape future updates through community collaboration.


⚙️ Installation
Follow one of the methods below to install UnitedCallouts:

Manual Installation
Copy the contents of the "plugins\LSPDFR" folder into: "GTA V directory\plugins\LSPDFR".
Copy the contents of the "lspdfr\audio\scanner" folder into: "GTA V directory\lspdfr\audio\scanner".

Alternative Installation
Drag and drop the "lspdfr" and "plugins" folders into your main directory of GTAV.
 
📦 Requirements
 LSPD First Response 0.4.9 (or higher) Download here
 RAGE Plugin Hook 1.95 (or higher) Download here
 Enable All Interiors (optional) Download here


Callouts that require interior access are disabled by default.
To enable these callouts, Enable All Interiors must be installed and the corresponding options must be enabled in the configuration file.

Note: Alternatively, any other third-party plugin that allows the player to enter interiors can also be used.

 A legal copy of Grand Theft Auto V
(Supported platforms include Retail, Epic Games, and Steam versions.)
 
✨ Features of UnitedCallouts

🎮 Variation
This plugin introduces a wide range of unique and dynamic callouts with multiple dialogue options to enable meaningful interaction with suspects and involved parties.
Every callout is designed with multiple possible outcomes and endings, significantly increasing replayability and overall realism.
The current release includes 25 varied and realistic callouts for the LSPDFR modification, with a strong focus on authenticity and scenario diversity.
Many callouts feature scenario-specific vehicles and weapons, ensuring that each situation feels distinct and context-appropriate within gameplay.
All callouts support multiple potential locations to prevent repetition and enhance immersion.
Certain scenarios are restricted to logical, real-world locations to maintain realism.
For example, an apartment burglary will only occur at residential buildings, while altercations between individuals will not take place at police stations.
A built-in location selection system dynamically chooses callout locations near the player, ensuring seamless integration into patrol gameplay.

📝 Customization
This plugin includes configurable hotkeys for dialogue interaction and for manually ending the active callout:
"Y" Initiates dialogue with a suspect or involved person. (A notification will appear when dialogue interaction is available.)
"END" Forces the current callout to conclude. (Useful in situations where manual intervention is required.)
All hotkeys can be fully customized through the configuration file to match individual preferences.
Players can enable or disable specific callouts via configuration settings.
This allows for a tailored gameplay experience and the exclusion of scenarios the player prefers not to encounter.
Option to enable/disable AI backup responding to a callout with the player.
This system ensures realistic unit deployment based on the situation. For example, local patrol units will not respond to large-scale gang conflicts, while pursuits may trigger local support units and air assistance instead of specialized teams.
For performance optimization, this feature can be disabled on lower-end systems by setting the option to false in the configuration file.
 
🔔 Stay up to Date
UnitedCallouts includes an integrated version control system that notifies players when a new update is available.
While older versions may remain playable, using outdated builds is done at the player’s own risk. Updating to the latest available version is always strongly recommended for stability and compatibility.
UnitedCallouts may have issues when LSPDFR gets an update that changes parts of its API. Compatibility updates will be addressed as required to ensure continued functionality.
 
👉 List of included Callouts

List of included Callouts
 
🛠️ General Solutions / Troubleshooting
General Solutions / Troubleshooting
 

This is a fictitious map of LSSD patrol districts for GTA V for roleplay purposes. The map is the "District Map for GTA V" created by someone on Reddit; I simply just created "patrol districts" and "sectors" and overlayed them on the map. There is kind of a logical order to the numbering of the districts, but a lot of it's random too :)
The convention goes: District Sector (i.e. Sandy Shores is listed as 80C; this is district 80, sector C).
Districts 1-11 = City of Los Santos / Los Santos County
Districts 80-89 = Blaine County
DoP = Dept. of Prisons
DoM = Dept. of Mines
DoE = Dept. of Energy
This was originally for personal use, but I figured someone else might find it interesting. I can upload the GIMP file with layers if there's interest.