BrendanWoolbert

Anyone else having shit texture loss on duty? I'm running a 2070 with 12 Gb of VRAM and It's taking a fat dump. 

​Programmers/coders don't require sleep. We operate on a process I like to call Foodcodesynthesis. The process involves turning mountain dew, coffee and doritos directly into code.

Complicated title, I know. 
 
What I am wondering is what actions are binded to what buttons on your controller (in LCPDFR). I am looking for a good setup for my controller for LCPDFR. 
 
 
 

Much easier said than done. 
 
 
And to the OP;
 
Any major modification to a video game is going to have bugs that crash the game. Just remember: you are adding brand new code to the game to do things the game was never meant to do, therefore it is going to cause problems. 

So whenever I call in a pursuit (ALT + E) the game automatically crashes. It's very disappointing since I love the pursuits. Anywho, here is my information.
 
GTA IV Version: 1.0.7.0
LCPDFR Version: 1.0b 
With: 
Wouters Callouts 0.9 Callouts + 0.1a VIPPU 0.9.2.1 I also have the following mods installed:
 
Simple Native Trainer v6.5 vDH PoliceHelpher vDH TowTruck Script ALPR Script Bravehearts Policing Script TrafficFlow ELS DAS And then, I also have all of my police cars modded since I am in a clan and I am using our pack. 
 
Here is a link to my LCPDFR log: https://www.dropbox.com/s/z4w6q2hui7tv903/LCPDFR.log
Here is a link to my ASI log: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0xfed3w94phjvaw/asilog.txt
 
Thanks, and I hope someone can help,
 
Brendan
 

Have you checked for scratches?

I'll give you a little secret of mine that I use:

Take a piece of toilet paper (or whatever you prefer to call it) and make it damp; then wipe the disc in a circular motion around the whole disk. Wait a second without drying the water off; and then taking a dry piece of toilet paper and wipe of the water in an outwards motion from the center of the disk to the edge. Try this; usually it always works for me unless the disc is severely damaged.

Hey guys; have a quick question for everyone. I am looking for the DL link for the car mod for the CVPI Slicktop unr3al is using in this video:



And yes, I have already contacted Unr3al about it and he directed me to ask the forum. Thanks! And I also already know GPM has gone down recently and modders are in the process of reuploading their mods at the moment, so I haven't been able to find it. Unless someone has a link to it that I can't find!

The only reason why I made a thread is because 1.) You told me to ask the forums, and 2.) You couldn't help me.

You don't have to act like an a** about something that you told me to do.

The only reason why I made a thread is because 1.) You told me to ask the forums, and 2.) You couldn't help me.

You don't have to act like an a** about something that you told me to do.

I just started to make videos; and will be posting random calls and patrols.

First Video is online! (Sorry about the quality; don't know what happened.......)








New Video!





More videos are coming soon; make sure to subscribe to my channel (LCPDFRMods on Youtube) to be notified when I upload my next video. (I will also update this thread)

I just started to make videos; and will be posting random calls and patrols.

First Video is online! (Sorry about the quality; don't know what happened.......)








New Video!





More videos are coming soon; make sure to subscribe to my channel (LCPDFRMods on Youtube) to be notified when I upload my next video. (I will also update this thread)

Since many people hate the fact that there is no police-scanner action in game, I'm gonna teach you how to have soem sweet radio talk in the background, when you're on patrol.
We will listen to the NYPD radio over internet, this is legal.

Now, GTA IV doesn't accept M3U files anymore, so we will have to have a program running in the background. Use what-ever program you'd like to use, for example Windows Media Player or iTunes. For this tutorial though, and for my own game, I'm going to use VLC. You can get it from here.

First Step:

Download VLC or any media player of your choice. I'm going with VLC, from here.

Second Step:

Open your media player, in this case VLC and go to "Media > Open Networkstream..." (or similar on other media players)
What you want to do now is enter the following address into the field...


http://relay.radioreference.com:80/931287466
...and hit Play.

Now you will have a police scanner running in vlc. If you don't hear anything, don't worry, they don't always talk; just wait a bit.

Third Step:

Open GTA IV and play. You might wanna adjust the volume of your media player so it isn't too loud ingame.

Have fun!