James009

TrainerV:
 
WeaponDamage=0        //Weapon Damage Multiplier Enabled
WeaponPowerMult=1.0    //Weapon Damage Multiplier

These are a couple options in the TrainerV menu that might achieve what you're asking.
 

Apologies for being late to the party.

I take it you cannot just swap a head?

I think LCPD FR Developer Should Post whats in 0.95 and what Suggestion has been accepted by members ,as some of new Members and Old members Suggesting Same thing. I think this should help what to suggest when suggestion is accepted by Development or Working on it or pending or etc. Sorry i think i did posted in a wrong post but i dont know where to post it and i do not find the list of features in 0.95 that is coming.

Chaos ensures...

Wasn't that old of a thread... plus it was at the top of the forum (most recent). :P

So, myself and a couple friends attempted some LCPDFR multiplayer last night. It worked but we found it buggy and crash prone (which we certainly expected), it was still pretty fun. I'm curious, what are you guys playing? How do you play? What version of the mod do you use (we used .95)? And is there anything that will help or reduce the bugs and crashes? Any mods that worked or certainly don't work?

Things we found:
- We disabled Police because they'd attack us and treat us as criminals. This applied to backup units (which still spawned when called).
- Traffic stops seemed buggy. Seems the driver must take primary when conducting them and should be the only one to conduct them.
- During some traffic stops the suspect would just drive away but not initiate a pursuit.
- Some suspects would vanish, animations weren't synced.
- Frisking causes a crash.
- Looked like CPR at least functioned, idk if it worked properly.
- Going into the station would spawn more and more redundant police and security (including the easter egg).

Again, it was a lot of fun and we all really look forward to seeing what the future holds for LCPDFR :)

btw, hit "X" (default) to turn off the radio while on patrol.

Apologies for being late to the party.

I take it you cannot just swap a head?

I come from St. Louis where I received some Law Enforcement training and minored in Criminal Justice in college, I am by no means an expect and things may have changed since over time but I believe that the situation is left to the officers discretion when it comes to an armed suspect. A fleeing suspect will be very difficult to justify shooting, especially if their back is to the officer, I'd assume that'd be a case by case basis and certainly investigated heavily by Internal Affairs. The officer will have had to use ALL of his other means to subdue the suspect and to prevent the situation from escalating. This means going through the Law Enforcement Use of Force Continuum, you will have head to exhaust all other means of force (not literally).

Shooting always have negative impacts upon society, thus, they are certainly a last resort. Taking a live with deadly force is taking away someone's child, brother, lover, or friend. It will often have negative consequences associated with it and can sometimes escalate an already tense community situation into a more dangerous situation for the department and community at large. Gangs may retaliate against the department, the populace can become less cooperative, and the department can lose respect and authority within the community.

Violence should always be a last resort, especially when we have tazers and other non-lethal methods. I think many of you are lucky LCPD apparently has no Internal Affairs ;)

p.s. Shooting in the foot isn't legit either, lol. This ain't the wild west!

I come from St. Louis where I received some Law Enforcement training and minored in Criminal Justice in college, I am by no means an expect and things may have changed since over time but I believe that the situation is left to the officers discretion when it comes to an armed suspect. A fleeing suspect will be very difficult to justify shooting, especially if their back is to the officer, I'd assume that'd be a case by case basis and certainly investigated heavily by Internal Affairs. The officer will have had to use ALL of his other means to subdue the suspect and to prevent the situation from escalating. This means going through the Law Enforcement Use of Force Continuum, you will have head to exhaust all other means of force (not literally).

Shooting always have negative impacts upon society, thus, they are certainly a last resort. Taking a live with deadly force is taking away someone's child, brother, lover, or friend. It will often have negative consequences associated with it and can sometimes escalate an already tense community situation into a more dangerous situation for the department and community at large. Gangs may retaliate against the department, the populace can become less cooperative, and the department can lose respect and authority within the community.

Violence should always be a last resort, especially when we have tazers and other non-lethal methods. I think many of you are lucky LCPD apparently has no Internal Affairs ;)

p.s. Shooting in the foot isn't legit either, lol. This ain't the wild west!

I come from St. Louis where I received some Law Enforcement training and minored in Criminal Justice in college, I am by no means an expect and things may have changed since over time but I believe that the situation is left to the officers discretion when it comes to an armed suspect. A fleeing suspect will be very difficult to justify shooting, especially if their back is to the officer, I'd assume that'd be a case by case basis and certainly investigated heavily by Internal Affairs. The officer will have had to use ALL of his other means to subdue the suspect and to prevent the situation from escalating. This means going through the Law Enforcement Use of Force Continuum, you will have head to exhaust all other means of force (not literally).

Shooting always have negative impacts upon society, thus, they are certainly a last resort. Taking a live with deadly force is taking away someone's child, brother, lover, or friend. It will often have negative consequences associated with it and can sometimes escalate an already tense community situation into a more dangerous situation for the department and community at large. Gangs may retaliate against the department, the populace can become less cooperative, and the department can lose respect and authority within the community.

Violence should always be a last resort, especially when we have tazers and other non-lethal methods. I think many of you are lucky LCPD apparently has no Internal Affairs ;)

p.s. Shooting in the foot isn't legit either, lol. This ain't the wild west!

I come from St. Louis where I received some Law Enforcement training and minored in Criminal Justice in college, I am by no means an expect and things may have changed since over time but I believe that the situation is left to the officers discretion when it comes to an armed suspect. A fleeing suspect will be very difficult to justify shooting, especially if their back is to the officer, I'd assume that'd be a case by case basis and certainly investigated heavily by Internal Affairs. The officer will have had to use ALL of his other means to subdue the suspect and to prevent the situation from escalating. This means going through the Law Enforcement Use of Force Continuum, you will have head to exhaust all other means of force (not literally).

Shooting always have negative impacts upon society, thus, they are certainly a last resort. Taking a live with deadly force is taking away someone's child, brother, lover, or friend. It will often have negative consequences associated with it and can sometimes escalate an already tense community situation into a more dangerous situation for the department and community at large. Gangs may retaliate against the department, the populace can become less cooperative, and the department can lose respect and authority within the community.

Violence should always be a last resort, especially when we have tazers and other non-lethal methods. I think many of you are lucky LCPD apparently has no Internal Affairs ;)

p.s. Shooting in the foot isn't legit either, lol. This ain't the wild west!

Not a cop but I am married to one. I have a BS in Criminal Justice and am getting my MS in Criminal Justice Administration. I am a loss prevention supervisor and will apply to agencies after I receive my Masters, before I go for my PhD.

For all the lazy one's here it is: http://www.mediafire.com/?e44hxjihd6036e7

Good thinking. I think that just having the screen black out and the vehicle vanish will suffice. No need to go heavy on the scripting and waste time......

Mabeysome how making it possilbe for riots to take place.

Only on open beta

- Shootout about to take a place? Is the area crowded? Hit alt + k to tell people to get the hell out of there!

ONLY ON OPEN BETA

LAlt+F11

Two awesome new call outs.

Gang Hideout:
Conduct a raid on a local gang headquarters with your fellow officers.

Domestic Disturbance:
Save a little old lady from a bad wielding thug.

They can be buggy, but when they work its awesome.

(BTW: First post. And I just wanted to say that LCPDFR is an amazing mod, it was the only reason I bought the PC version of GTAIV and EFLC. Keep up the amazing work.)

Decided to create a topic where i will list any mods i will relase or have relased.
They'll be mostly sound mods or just some simple skins.

Short sleeved police officers

I decided to do this texture mod since there was none laying around for short sleeved police officers. This mod won't replace any current outfits for police officers, this just adds short sleeves. They use the corresponding skins so you won't see any black officers with white hands or vice versa.







Security Guard Cop Assist mod

Are you tired of security guys who won't actually do anything? Tired of watching them get shot by the police in a poor confused AI's act of self defense? Well, this mod is just for you then! This makes security guards able to arrest you for any crimes you'll do, or have wanted level already. They will also open fire on you, if over one star. They are also friendly with the police now, so they won't exchange fire back and forth anymore. No, the won't be patrolling with LCPD, they'll happily stay at their regular guard posts after conflict.





Fit Security Guards

Tired of fatty security guys that can be outrun too easily, look ugly and are big targets out in the open? If yes, this mod is for you.

This mod changes security guys to fit ones! They're alot harded to outrun and aren't that big targets anymore!
It changes their walkstyle and scenario animations to fit ones. Their voices are also changed to different ones.

They're pretty much cops re-textured to look like security guys, with right uniform colour, badges and patches.





Armoured LCPD Officers

Crime is on the raise and it's getting mighty dangerous to work out in the streets, what do you do?

Deploy armoured police officers of course! With their protective body armor, they're ready to take on nearly anything perps will hit them with!

Alright, 'nuff shittin' y'all. They're armoured guards textured to look like LCPD officers. I also gave them a cap and two new head textures to give them slightly more variety.





Downloads

Security Guy Mod.zip

Fit Security Guys.zip

Armoured LCPD Officers.zip

Sure, I wont say that this needs to be implemented right away, but I think it's a feature that should be there since it's used in real life. Road blocks also don't have to be the stereotypical type. Often in real chases you'll have an intersection coming up where one or two of the streets have a patrol car sitting on them that "shut down traffic" to prevent accidents, and direct where the chase goes so they can trap a suspect later. It's a very useful tactical move.

There you go. I gave you a +1 to combat the negative marks. lol