virxuis

Liveries included for:
 
2018 Charger
2014 Charger
2017 Tahoe
2020 Explorer
 
Made for Emotional Shawty's BCSO pack:

 

I figured no one made a script like this for LSPDFR and if they did you had to open a menu and do it from there, with this plugin all you have to do is press a key and the door will open. 
 
To install you must drag the ini and the dll file into your plugins folder. Not Plugins>LSPDFR just PLUGINS this is a standalone meaning it doesn't need LSPDFR to function.
Load the plugin with the F4 menu in game or with rage on startup your choice enjoy.
 
Showcase:
Features:
Press a configurable key to toggle the driver's door. (Default is T / Control+T for passenger side) Use a modifier key + another key to toggle the passenger's door. Doors can only be opened at speeds below a configurable threshold. If an attempt is made to open a door above the speed limit, a notification appears. Fully customizable keybinds and speed limit via an INI file. Works with all emergency and civilian vehicles in GTA V. Lightweight, efficient, and does not conflict with other plugins. Requirements:
RagePluginHook  
This mod is ideal for players looking to become pro LARPERS of the LASD/LAPD fandom it includes added realism and tactical options when engaging in traffic stops, high-risk arrests, or pursuits. 

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone. Made this script since I am a chippie nerd. Currently works for the sedans not for the SUV or utility vehicles.

Demo/Showcase
 
 
Features:
Toggle Dashcam (Key: O) to activate or deactivate. Fixed, rigid dashcam view attached to the vehicle. Camera follows vehicle heading and adjusts with elevation changes. Dashcam automatically deactivates when exiting the vehicle. Unit ID display at the top left corner (e.g., 022605). Real-time timestamp at the bottom right. Serial number displayed at the bottom left (e.g., 5251549045). HUD and radar automatically hidden when dashcam is active, restored when deactivated. HUD remains hidden when re-entering the vehicle if dashcam is still active.  
If this get the attention it deserves I will make more vehicle compatibility or a custom menu for custom views.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

I figured no one made a script like this for LSPDFR and if they did you had to open a menu and do it from there, with this plugin all you have to do is press a key and the door will open. 
 
To install you must drag the ini and the dll file into your plugins folder. Not Plugins>LSPDFR just PLUGINS this is a standalone meaning it doesn't need LSPDFR to function.
Load the plugin with the F4 menu in game or with rage on startup your choice enjoy.
 
Showcase:
Features:
Press a configurable key to toggle the driver's door. (Default is T / Control+T for passenger side) Use a modifier key + another key to toggle the passenger's door. Doors can only be opened at speeds below a configurable threshold. If an attempt is made to open a door above the speed limit, a notification appears. Fully customizable keybinds and speed limit via an INI file. Works with all emergency and civilian vehicles in GTA V. Lightweight, efficient, and does not conflict with other plugins. Requirements:
RagePluginHook  
This mod is ideal for players looking to become pro LARPERS of the LASD/LAPD fandom it includes added realism and tactical options when engaging in traffic stops, high-risk arrests, or pursuits. 

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

I figured no one made a script like this for LSPDFR and if they did you had to open a menu and do it from there, with this plugin all you have to do is press a key and the door will open. 
 
To install you must drag the ini and the dll file into your plugins folder. Not Plugins>LSPDFR just PLUGINS this is a standalone meaning it doesn't need LSPDFR to function.
Load the plugin with the F4 menu in game or with rage on startup your choice enjoy.
 
Showcase:
Features:
Press a configurable key to toggle the driver's door. (Default is T / Control+T for passenger side) Use a modifier key + another key to toggle the passenger's door. Doors can only be opened at speeds below a configurable threshold. If an attempt is made to open a door above the speed limit, a notification appears. Fully customizable keybinds and speed limit via an INI file. Works with all emergency and civilian vehicles in GTA V. Lightweight, efficient, and does not conflict with other plugins. Requirements:
RagePluginHook  
This mod is ideal for players looking to become pro LARPERS of the LASD/LAPD fandom it includes added realism and tactical options when engaging in traffic stops, high-risk arrests, or pursuits. 

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

Hello everyone,
This is my first official LSPDFR callout, adapted from a FiveM concept to bring the realism of ShotSpotter technology to single-player patrols. The ShotSpotter system uses acoustic sensors to detect and triangulate gunfire locations across the city, dispatching officers to investigate possible shootings.
When responding to a ShotSpotter alert, you will arrive in a defined search area where shots were detected. The outcome of each call is randomized for a more dynamic and unpredictable patrol experience.
Features
Each ShotSpotter activation can result in one of the following outcomes:
Flee on Arrival – The suspect flees immediately upon your arrival.
Engage on Arrival – The suspect begins firing as soon as you approach.
Fired in the Air – The suspect is located and has discharged a firearm into the air.
Shoot Player then Flee – The suspect engages briefly, then runs from the scene.
False Alarm – No suspect is located, indicating a false detection or someone who fled prior to your arrival.
INI Configuration
An included .ini file allows full customization of callout behavior, including:
Adjusting the probability of each possible outcome.
Forcing specific outcomes for testing or preference.
Modifying search radius, scene timing, and other response settings.

I figured no one made a script like this for LSPDFR and if they did you had to open a menu and do it from there, with this plugin all you have to do is press a key and the door will open. 
 
To install you must drag the ini and the dll file into your plugins folder. Not Plugins>LSPDFR just PLUGINS this is a standalone meaning it doesn't need LSPDFR to function.
Load the plugin with the F4 menu in game or with rage on startup your choice enjoy.
 
Showcase:
Features:
Press a configurable key to toggle the driver's door. (Default is T / Control+T for passenger side) Use a modifier key + another key to toggle the passenger's door. Doors can only be opened at speeds below a configurable threshold. If an attempt is made to open a door above the speed limit, a notification appears. Fully customizable keybinds and speed limit via an INI file. Works with all emergency and civilian vehicles in GTA V. Lightweight, efficient, and does not conflict with other plugins. Requirements:
RagePluginHook  
This mod is ideal for players looking to become pro LARPERS of the LASD/LAPD fandom it includes added realism and tactical options when engaging in traffic stops, high-risk arrests, or pursuits. 

I figured no one made a script like this for LSPDFR and if they did you had to open a menu and do it from there, with this plugin all you have to do is press a key and the door will open. 
 
To install you must drag the ini and the dll file into your plugins folder. Not Plugins>LSPDFR just PLUGINS this is a standalone meaning it doesn't need LSPDFR to function.
Load the plugin with the F4 menu in game or with rage on startup your choice enjoy.
 
Showcase:
Features:
Press a configurable key to toggle the driver's door. (Default is T / Control+T for passenger side) Use a modifier key + another key to toggle the passenger's door. Doors can only be opened at speeds below a configurable threshold. If an attempt is made to open a door above the speed limit, a notification appears. Fully customizable keybinds and speed limit via an INI file. Works with all emergency and civilian vehicles in GTA V. Lightweight, efficient, and does not conflict with other plugins. Requirements:
RagePluginHook  
This mod is ideal for players looking to become pro LARPERS of the LASD/LAPD fandom it includes added realism and tactical options when engaging in traffic stops, high-risk arrests, or pursuits. 

I figured no one made a script like this for LSPDFR and if they did you had to open a menu and do it from there, with this plugin all you have to do is press a key and the door will open. 
 
To install you must drag the ini and the dll file into your plugins folder. Not Plugins>LSPDFR just PLUGINS this is a standalone meaning it doesn't need LSPDFR to function.
Load the plugin with the F4 menu in game or with rage on startup your choice enjoy.
 
Showcase:
Features:
Press a configurable key to toggle the driver's door. (Default is T / Control+T for passenger side) Use a modifier key + another key to toggle the passenger's door. Doors can only be opened at speeds below a configurable threshold. If an attempt is made to open a door above the speed limit, a notification appears. Fully customizable keybinds and speed limit via an INI file. Works with all emergency and civilian vehicles in GTA V. Lightweight, efficient, and does not conflict with other plugins. Requirements:
RagePluginHook  
This mod is ideal for players looking to become pro LARPERS of the LASD/LAPD fandom it includes added realism and tactical options when engaging in traffic stops, high-risk arrests, or pursuits. 

I figured no one made a script like this for LSPDFR and if they did you had to open a menu and do it from there, with this plugin all you have to do is press a key and the door will open. 
 
To install you must drag the ini and the dll file into your plugins folder. Not Plugins>LSPDFR just PLUGINS this is a standalone meaning it doesn't need LSPDFR to function.
Load the plugin with the F4 menu in game or with rage on startup your choice enjoy.
 
Showcase:
Features:
Press a configurable key to toggle the driver's door. (Default is T / Control+T for passenger side) Use a modifier key + another key to toggle the passenger's door. Doors can only be opened at speeds below a configurable threshold. If an attempt is made to open a door above the speed limit, a notification appears. Fully customizable keybinds and speed limit via an INI file. Works with all emergency and civilian vehicles in GTA V. Lightweight, efficient, and does not conflict with other plugins. Requirements:
RagePluginHook  
This mod is ideal for players looking to become pro LARPERS of the LASD/LAPD fandom it includes added realism and tactical options when engaging in traffic stops, high-risk arrests, or pursuits. 

I figured no one made a script like this for LSPDFR and if they did you had to open a menu and do it from there, with this plugin all you have to do is press a key and the door will open. 
 
To install you must drag the ini and the dll file into your plugins folder. Not Plugins>LSPDFR just PLUGINS this is a standalone meaning it doesn't need LSPDFR to function.
Load the plugin with the F4 menu in game or with rage on startup your choice enjoy.
 
Showcase:
Features:
Press a configurable key to toggle the driver's door. (Default is T / Control+T for passenger side) Use a modifier key + another key to toggle the passenger's door. Doors can only be opened at speeds below a configurable threshold. If an attempt is made to open a door above the speed limit, a notification appears. Fully customizable keybinds and speed limit via an INI file. Works with all emergency and civilian vehicles in GTA V. Lightweight, efficient, and does not conflict with other plugins. Requirements:
RagePluginHook  
This mod is ideal for players looking to become pro LARPERS of the LASD/LAPD fandom it includes added realism and tactical options when engaging in traffic stops, high-risk arrests, or pursuits.