PeckInBlue

Thank you so much for this helpful chart! I spend hours trying to figure out the comp numbers for the male and female firefighter ppe outfits. Without this chart I never would've figured it out. For anyone who finds an Ultimate Backup ped outfit that's looks wrong and wants to fix it, this is the only way I know. Go to your GTA5 Directory->plugin->EUP->presetoutfits. This will give you a huge chart for the EUP/SUP outfits' numbers. Then use OpenIV, and go to GTA5 Directory->plugin->lspdfr->ultimatebackup->CustomRegions. Find the ped outfit that looked wrong and you want to change, and make sure you match the correct ped outfit type, jurisdiction, and ped gender with same ped outfit type, jurisdiction and ped gender in 'presetoutfits'. It's very easy to make a mistake here, so double check to save yourself potential disappointment and frustration later. For the outfit you want to change, look at the first comp/prop category in 'CustomRegions' for that outfit, then refer to this chart TreadRed so kindly posted for us, and find the corresponding category name that item shows up as under EUP Menu. Now, go to 'presetoutfits' and find the category name, and it will show the number you need to make that clothing item show up on the ped. Enter that number (without the :1 or :0, so if it's 17:1, only write 17) into the comp/prop number in 'CustomRegions'. Repeat this for every comp/prop number for that outfit. The same applies for the 'SpecialUnits' file within UltimateBackup folder. Change the outfit numbers the same way as 'CustomRegions' outfits, if you find they look wrong. If you want to remove a Special Unit, use OpenIV and edit to the 'SpecialUnits' file. For any Special Unit you don't want (eg. NOOSE Juggernaut), set all five categories (code 2, code 3, pursuit, traffic stop, felony stop) to 'false'. But don't delete any line, because that might cause your lspdfr to crash when you go on duty.

I enjoyed this plugin, but unfortunately my game crashes within 15 minutes of going on duty, so I had to remove it. Normally, I can play for almost 2 hours without crashing. I think it strains LSPDFR too much, especially if I'm already on a callout.

This is the best Charger I have found. The lightbar works well and you actually took the time to properly edit the handing specs so it doesn't roll over! It took me so long to find a non-els Charger with lightbars that work properly. It's easy to put an LSPD livery on the Charger. My rating is 95/100. My only suggestion is to add the option for a pushbar. Then I would rate it 100/100.