JakeKindaSus

Yeah, it actually is simple if you want proper sirens per department. If you don’t care about accurate audio tied to each vehicle, then you can skip it. It’s the same concept as adding custom vehicles for backup or ambient traffic, you have to edit configs to make things work the way you want. That’s just how modding is.

You have a large number of California Highway Patrol vehicles released separately, and at this point it just doesn’t make sense. This should be consolidated into a single DLC pack/folder for both singleplayer and FiveM. Having everything split up forces users to download multiple files and set them up individually, which is unnecessarily, time consuming, and discouraging. A lot of people are going to look at the number of separate downloads and decide it’s not worth the effort, because in reality it's not. There’s no real benefit to keeping all of these vehicles separate. It just creates extra work for users and complicates what should be a straightforward install process. A combined DLC pack would make things significantly easier for everyone and streamline updates on your end as well. Right now, whatever your current approach may be, it is inefficient and hurts accessibility. And i'm pretty sure there have already been plenty of people raising this same concern, so this isn’t just one opinion, it’s an ongoing issue that needs to be addressed. I'm not saying these vehicles are bad I actually like these vehicles they're great, but when ignoring the efficient feedback of people (if they said anything about it) hurts more than it should.

Whatever uniforms you have it set to replace, it definitely doesn’t replace the default BCSO uniforms for eup.

At least there are still people out here making solid liveries for Indiana, especially for those trying to run an Indiana-based LSPDFR setup. This one really stands out. It looks great in game and blends together surprisingly well. You can tell effort went into the design, and it shows. Everything looks clean and well put together. And honestly, major respect for actually linking the vehicles that were used, way too many uploads skip that and leave people guessing, so that alone makes this even better to work with. The only thing I’d say it could use is real-life textures for added authenticity, and maybe a separate download option for those who want a bit more flexibility. Other than that, it’s a great livery and definitely worth using.

any plans on making actual Lake County IN Liverys as well?

You should know this isn’t actual EUP, right? It’s just a ped. Calling it “E.U.P 9.3” in the title is misleading and makes it seem like it’s using or requires EUP when it doesn’t. Then on top of that, you’re listing updates like “Added and created E.U.P 8.2 (ONLY ON PATREON)” while this upload is still just a ped. That just makes it look like you’re advertising a paywalled version while presenting this like it’s EUP when it isn’t. If the real EUP version is behind a paywall, that’s your choice, no issue there. But don’t label something as EUP when it’s not. It just causes unnecessary confusion for people downloading it.

This is one of the few packs that actually does things right. You don’t have to waste time renaming vehicles just to replace vanilla ones like LSPD, something way too many packs still can’t get right, especially DLC packs. Everything is basically handled for you. No digging around for matching vehicles, no renaming files, no constant meta editing just to make things function, it just works. Yeah, you still install the vehicles.meta, but that’s nothing compared to the usual mess other packs put you through. On top of that, it includes Traffic and Port Authority vehicles, which most packs don’t bother with. Especially for LSPDFR, this saves you from having to hunt down multiple separate packs just to fill gaps. Honestly, this is how vehicle packs should be done.

but the thing is...cop holster already does that...

if only you had actually listed the vehicles that were used whether paid or free, then this would've been something good to download for those wanting an indiana based game

Maybe I’m missing something, but how is this different from Cop Holster? Cop Holster already handles holsters, tasers, and weapon detection without issues. From the description it seems like the main difference is just a menu...

The one thing I’m not a fan of is how many of the vehicles are essentially the same model just split into separate add-on slots instead of being livery or extra-based variants. For example, there are multiple Legacy Chargers, Slicktop Chargers, and Unmarked Chargers that could realistically be one to three vehicle with different liveries or extras rather than individual vehicles (D732/D733/D739/D742 slicktops, multiple legacy Chargers, multiple unmarked Chargers, etc.). Having them separated like this just bloats the vehicle list and makes it harder to manage, especially when setting up garages or configs. Still a good pack overall, just feels like it could be streamlined a lot by using liveries and extras instead of duplicating vehicles.

the only thing that needs to be changed is the <Extra09 IsElsControlled="true" AllowEnvLight="true" Color="blue" to "amber" to give the right color reflection in stage 1, there's also other vehicles that need the change as well

because the author didn't name the folder correctly to what's in the dlcpack xmls, you have to rename the folder to DODCHARGER since thats the dlc name content and setup2xml recognizes and do the same in dlclist

so what, you have to pay to be able to use the script?

When not using the keybind, mic is still being able to be picked up regardless of using the set keybind or not

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curiosity, is there a way to change the Mass of the streetlights, because when hitting it with 1 round it makes it instantly collapse

someone did make one, but was never uploaded