Starsickle

Finally got around to starting to mess with LSPDFR - I had some general comments and questions about some things: Is it possible to map mouse buttons to various inputs in the game with just LSPDFR? It'd be really nice to have at least two functions on the extra mouse buttons instead of reaching over, especially when you're busy with several things at once. Every setting in the setting menu should have a descriptive tooltip. The global settings in the settings menu should be configurable with the mouse. The N key shares both voice function in the normal game and for pursuit. If a menu command requires a special modifier, it should have (hold) in the text. Example: "Terminate pursuit (hold)" Is it possible to have a quick-backup key that will summon the most relevant backup unit during a pursuit/stop? Are there settings I could change that govern how long certain actions may take? Could there be more attention to the context zones/requirements for stopping PEDS/Vehicles - perhaps some way of showing what you are pointing at combined with what you are attempting to do? It seems tough to stop a PED in shouting range when they are docile or not facing you perfectly. I'll start with those for now - I have a lost of testing and messing around to do, but my goal is to stabilize the base experience before deciding what should be modded and what shouldn't.

Is there a development roadmap for LSPDFR? I can see that you're in the early days of documentation, so knowing what the mod does and how will take some time to get done. Considering there's so many points of potential failure between the actual mod, the various underlying hooks and scripts, and the game just being the game, documentation would be key to troubleshooting issues and creating improvements as everything becomes more closely integrated with the game's actual binary. Knowing what's on the table right now would be good for guidance on where modders or players we might focus their time.