rushlink

Realistic vehicle based radar system. Vehicle direction segmentation, antenna selection, fastest mode, etc. This is a simulation of the Kustom Signals Golden Eagle II radar system which is very popular among law enforcement in the United States.
Features:
Realistic graphical interface Realistic modes 6 modes 4 moving and 2 stationary modes just like it's real life counterpart. Fastest / Closest(strongest) modes Realistic capture area Cone shaped capture area in front and behind your vehicle Lock system realistically locks the mode, range, patrol speed and target speeds
 
How to use:
 
Installation:
 
Key bindings / METRIC:
J - Power K - Mode (main modes) AlT+K - Fastest / Strongest(closest) toggle L - Lock toggle UPDATING KEYS & changing to metric (KPH):
Modes explanation:
Known Issues / Bugs:
Most issues are caused due to improper installation. MAKE SURE YOU'VE INSTALLED PROPERLY!

Return the speed of two vehicles, and allow you to lock that speed for reference.
It will essentially draw a line directly (in-front & behind) you for 100 meters (give or take).
It will return the speed of the closest vehicle to you along that line (it will usually catch traffic two lanes either side of you).

At any time you can lock the speed that is displayed. The lock will be displayed to the right of the read-out, with the front reading first.


Keys:

I - start/stop radar
U - Lock/Unlock Speed

This is offered with NO support.


THIS WILL INTERFERE WITH BRAVEHEARTS POLICING SCRIPT
When I wrote this, I had extremely limited knowledge of the language, and of the game. This outputs to the top of the screen, exactly where bravehearts policing script does! If you are accepting calls from his script, they will not show up if you are running the radar!
The only time that they will interfere, is if you are currently available for calls, and the radar is 'active' (displaying in top-left).

Installation:
Drop into your GTAIV Scripts folder

Requirements:
Scripthook.net (Works fine withe the scripthook that LCPDFR uses)
.net framework (You should already have this with LCPDFR)

Basically, if you have lcpdfr, just drag this into your scripts folder.