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This is actually from the D&R RDS 17. Toronto Police are using it in their new vehicles. D&R has an RDS line. Some Canadian cities use the 16 but Toronto uses the 17. That particular siren is the inter-clear (or intersection clear) siren and it's the same on both versions. It's 5 yelps at normal speed, then 5 more faster, than faster again. I haven't been able to find any files for it, I am working on making my own though. Cheers!

Some questions! I am trying to come up with a workaround for the file size limitation. Option 1: find the audio definitions file (I believe it might be the .ymt files within the occlusion.rpf of DLC's). I cannot find it within the original game file structure. Those .ymt files are PSO files and not editable at this time. If I could edit the audio definition files, I could create my own .awc for a vehicle, and set a new path to look for various files (the same way that R* DLC vehicles are given audio.) I see OpenIV is making progress with decrypting some of the PSO files. Has anyone worked on that? It may also be in the .rel files. Option 2: Spread out large files inside new vehicles.awc within new resident.rpf's. It would look something like this: My_DLC_1 has a resident.rpf with a vehicles.awc. Inside is only one newly modified audio file. My_DLC_2 has a resident.rpf with a vehicles.awc. Inside is only one newly modified audio file. And so on, and so on. The sum of all the newly modified audio files combined in one resident.rpf would exceed the limit, but would the game notice? I am pretty sure Option 2 will not work. I don't think the .awc files are similar to .rpf's insofar as being able to have the game load same-name files in order which happen to be present in multiple DLC's (like how texture files for vehicles can be different in different DLC's, it just matters the order that the DLC has in the setup2.xml.) Option 3: Set GTAV to 'look' for the resident.rpf file outside the game directory. In the same way you can set a path in a content.xml for a DLC, you can actually set paths outside of the game structure. This scares me so I only tested it and found it worked once. I do not think this is a good idea for reasons which if not obvious, please do not try. As there's no setup.xml which points to the resident.rpf which I am aware of, I do not really know. Has anyone seen a file (likely a .meta or .ytp or .xml) which says something like 'files to enable: ... x64/audio/sfx/resident.rpf...' I personally think option 1 is the one worth exploring. Anyone with knowledge of PSO files, reading .rel files, or any audio definitions files?

Is there a list of possible entries for the peds metadata? I have been scrolling through the many in the DLC .meta's but I wanted to know if anyone made a repository yet. If not I may upload what I have.

Thanks for the quick replies. I will give it a shot with BeforeCalloutDisplayed and post an update... I was just not sure if it would have a conflict playing audio (either overlapping with the callout audio or a delay) and it seemed more logical to call a function on the trigger of 'before the dispatch audio plays' as opposed to 'before you display the callout' but I will let you know! Thanks @fiskey111 & @Albo1125

Hey all. Love the great work contributed by so many. Just hoping for some guidance. I am making a script to play an audio file of mine before the audio file requested by any given callout script would play. I need help though. Is there any function that would help me do this? I'm thinking something on the lines of 'OnBeforeFunction'. My guess as to how it would appear: OnBeforeCalloutDisplayed() - check if callout is in my list of what would be an emergency dispatch transmission. OnBeforePlayScannerAudioUsingPosition - PlayScannerAudio("MY FILE THAT I PUT THE ALARM IN") My vision is that when we have a callout like an officer shot, the dispatcher makes an emergency transmission on the radio. It would be an alarm tone followed by the dispatcher advising all units to respond immediately. Initially, I thought to edit the relevant audio files, however the range and shared use of audio files makes this not possible. I am new to GTA V scripts, and to what LSPDFR has to offer in functionality, but I am appreciative of any help. Cheers!

Hey all, Long time user, really appreciate all that the community created. I've been having frequent (usually after about 10 minutes of gameplay once I activate LCPDFR in-game) crashes since the latest version (1.0c). I've narrowed down my installation by removing other mods to work on one bug at a time. I own a legal Steam version, and have copied the installation using an ultimate car mods pack, but choosing to not actually install any modifications (to make it easier to mod and mess up haha) I am capable of rooting out most bugs, so I think we can tackle this one. This is the latest error in the LCPDFR.log that prompted me to file a bug with you guys. I use: LCPDFR 1.0C GTAIV version 1.0.7.0 Windows 7 64 bit with C++ 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012 redistributables Extra mods: simple native trainer, emergency vehicles replaced with ELS compatible cars, but no ELS. Take your time, I'll wait for any help. It's my first post so if I've broken the rules or am not going with the flow, let me know. Thanks!