waynieoaks

July 2025: Currently I am NOT active in GTA/LSPDFR but as far as I am aware, this plugin still works as is. Unfortunately without a working game and no time to code anymore I can no longer support my developed plugins. All my code is available on GitHub if people want to steal / update the plugins themselves. 

A quick little plugin I threw together for my livestreams to help with scene management chaos....
 
What is it?
This is a simple tool that will allow you to delete the closest vehicle to you, similar to the /dv scripts you get in FiveM. It can be used alongside other scene management mods to clear vehicles out the way so you can place cones or road blocks. I plan to use this along with Automatic Roadblocks by yoep or Scene Manager by Rich et al. 
 
Why not use a trainer? 
While it is possible to delete vehicles in trainers, like Menyoo or Simple Trainer, I wanted a quick and simple way for me to do this at the press of a button, especially when I am livestreaming and chaos has ensued.
 
Features: 
 - Stand next to a vehicle and press the key binding (Shift + L by default) to delete that vehicle
 - Protection mode (can disable in .ini) to prevent deleting your own vehicle or emergency vehicles
 
Known issues: 
Driver is not deleted with vehicle if stop or slow traffic is activated in Stop The Ped Report any issues here. 
 
Requirements: 
Rage Plugin Hook
This is independent from and does not require LSPDFR
 
Installation: 
Copy the plugins folder into your "Grand Theft Auto V" install folder Edit the key bindings and other options in the .ini to meet your requirements  
Version history: 
 
Code is free and open source under the GPL-3.0 license and available from GitHub: 
https://github.com/waynieoaks/RPH_Delete_Vehicle

July 2025: Currently I am NOT active in GTA/LSPDFR but as far as I am aware, this plugin still works as is. Unfortunately without a working game and no time to code anymore I can no longer support my developed plugins. All my code is available on GitHub if people want to steal / update the plugins themselves. 


Again, something I wrote that I wasn't going to "publish" - but maybe of use to somebody... 
 
This was conceived by the great LSPDFR streamer @gmantonz, who not only came up with the idea and requirements but helped test it actually worked 🙂
 
What is it?
RecovFR is a backup and restore script to help you get back into the game after a crash. It backs up and restores a load of stuff at the push of a button. It works separately to LSPDFR so can be used independently. 
 
No seriously, what is it? 
OK - so you are driving around Blaine County, in your favourite car and your favourite suit when BAMB... your game crashes. You have to get the game back up and running, get dressed, get your car, get back to Blaine County to start over. Annoying - right? 
 
Now if you are live streaming, you also have an audience to entertain while you fix stuff - that is what this was written for - to get you back in the action quicker before people start leaving you to watch "Fall Guys".
 
But it can be used by us normal folk too... For example I can get my game set up how I always want to start (date, time, weather, location, etc.) and when I start the game, press a button and there I go. 
 
Current features:
Backup stored in xml file, so even after full game crash or exit, backup can be restored Backup the following states at the press of a button or automatically (if enabled): Current character location Current clothing and accessories Current weapons, components and ammo Wanted level Health and armor Player invincibility* Current vehicle (if in vehicle) Last vehicle and location (if on foot) Vehicle colors, livery and dirt level License Plate and style Vehicle health Vehicle invincibility* Current time in game Current weather conditions Freeze time and weather on restore* Set snow on terrain on restore* Restore last backup at press of button Ability to turn on/off features in .ini file or via in game menu  
*Restore options set in game
 
Known issues: 
Currently does not restore the character model as I could not get this to work properly for custom (mp_f_freemode and mp_m_freemode) models unless you wanted to be invisible.  There may be a performance hit (FPS loss / brief pause) during auto backup, but can be disabled if not required.   Trainers will conflict and override - for example if you have fixed weather in trainer, this will fail to change it.   
Requirements: 
RageNativeUI (not included)  
Installation:
Ensure you have RageNativeUI installed (1.6.3+) Copy the plugins folder into your "Grand Theft Auto V" install folder Edit the keybindings in the .ini to meet your requirements  
Version history: 
 
Code is free and open source under the GPL-3.0 license and available from GitHub: 
https://github.com/waynieoaks/RecovFR
 

July 2025: Currently I am NOT active in GTA/LSPDFR but as far as I am aware, this plugin still works as is. Unfortunately without a working game and no time to code anymore I can no longer support my developed plugins. All my code is available on GitHub if people want to steal / update the plugins themselves. 
 
Emergency Lighting System (ELS) currently disables the in game cinematic view due to keybinding issues. However, if you change the keybindings to avoid this - the in game view is still not available in ELS vehicles.
 
This script will simply allow you to set your own keybinding to activate / deactivate the in game cinematic view at will for both ELS and non ELS vehicles. (If not using ELS however, you do not need this unless you would like to use cinematic view while in 1st person).
 
Note: I strongly suggest you avoid setting it to a keybinding that you use for ELS (or for any other mod for that matter). I also suggest not setting the same as the in game keybinding for cinematic view (as it can be seen as a double press, turning the view on and off again).
 
List of potential keybindings can be found: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.keys?view=netframework-4.8 or to disable a binding (e.g. the modifier key) set it to None
 
Controller buttons are disabled (None) by default but can be set to: DPadLeft, DPadRight, DPadUp, DPadDown, X, Y, A, B, LeftThumb, RightThumb, LeftShoulder, RightShoulder, Back or Start Be wary of conflicts with other controller bindings
 
Current limitations:
Does not work in 1st person on motorcycles or bicycles (seems to detect 1st person as a cinematic view) Cannot "press and hold" for temporary activation like "in game" control If the keybinding is same as "in game" binding, it may turn it on and off in quick succession for non-ELS vehicles  
Installation:
Copy the plugins folder into your "Grand Theft Auto V" install folder Edit the .ini to meet your requirements Note: Avoid conflicting keys / buttons with ELS or the in game controls  
Version history: 
 
Code is free and open source under the GPL-3.0 license and available from GitHub: 
https://github.com/waynieoaks/ELS-Cinematic

February 2026: Michael21107 has kindly volunteered to update this plugin and keep it working for people, as I am currently not active in the LSPDFR modding scene. He's hardly a coder, so please feel free to contribute to the project by opening pull requests and issues on the GitHub repository. Bug reports and suggestions may also be sent via comments here, but must NOT be sent via reviews.

To the best of my knowledge, this plugin remains functional as is. Unfortunately, without a working game and no time to code anymore, I can no longer support my developed plugins. All my code is available on GitHub if people want to steal/update the plugins themselves. As expected with such a long development pause, this plugin wasn't tested on GTA V Enhanced, so please report any issues with that as well.
 
Common problems: 
1. It is not pulling the car over:
This mod does not start the pullover process. You need to pull the vehicle over with LSPDFR first.
2. Number pad not working:
Ensure Numlock is on, or the numpad will not work.
3. Pullover gets cancelled:
This is usually caused by a conflicting keybinding, for example, left shift. Check your keybinding settings.
4. Mimic Me causes the driver to crash when I stop the mimic feature
Yeah - that annoyed me too, but I never managed to find what in the code was causing it. Sorry. 
 
Even though many plugins have superseded Traffic Policer in various ways, Custom Pullover remains the only plugin that maintains this feature.
 
Custom Pullover allows just that. Once the suspect comes to a stop, you can then select from 3 options using your hot keys: 
Mimic me: The car movements will mimic the movements made by your vehicle
Follow me: Pull in front, and the suspect will follow you to a new location
Custom location: Use the number keys (or what you set in the INI file) to choose a point in front for the suspect to move to
 

While I did this just for myself, to make my LSPDFR experience a little better, some friends have asked for a copy. So, with Albo1125's blessing, I release this here for anyone not using Traffic Policer and missing this feature to use as well. 
 
The code is also released on GitHub as the original code open source under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (and all I did was pull it together, re-package, and test).  
Github: https://github.com/waynieoaks/LSPDFR-Custom-Pullover
 
Traffic Policer on Github: https://github.com/Albo1125/Traffic-Policer
 
Installation:
Copy the .dll and .ini files into your /plugins/LSPDFR/ folder
Edit keybindings in the .ini to your requirements