cherryaerie

No, it's not just you. LODs on the explorers will eventually load in and it will eventually fix itself, at least the FPIUs and the chargers. I haven't tried the CVPI's. Then again, its a beta pack, so there are still things that can very well be fixed. We're talking about a pack with 50-70 vehicles.

Overall amazing job in the cars, they look straight phenomenal. However, the FPIUs have issues spawning in regards to LODs, which almost makes it impossible to tell which is which until the LODs eventually load in, though even then I have to change the handling lines as every one of them flips, which takes a lot of work coordinating which vehicle is which when you are talking about a 50+ addon vehicle pack. The chargers also have odd glitches where the lightbars will float, but they also eventually return to place. Again obviously the pack is still beta, so there is room for improvement, though that is my thoughts on it beforehand. (Yes, a report form has been filed for you to take a look at). 🙂

Inside the main directory. I would suggest taking a look at the featured comment by Sereous313 for a simplified installation version.

Also what vehicle/bases are you using here? That really should be in the description, at the very least what base they fit.

I must say, its amazing that you were able to find Pasco's font. I've found a small car pack on here, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what font it was. Anyways enough of the proud rant, it would be good to include a vehicle(s) that you used, or the bases that these fit. What font is it anyways? I would like to make my own livery for another vehicle.

This removed the need for 3 separate scripts/plugins I had installed and offers a much wider range of immersion. As of writing this, I have not had an issue that has not already been addressed (Ex Cruise Control before the temporary removal) so I won't go on plastering about issues that are already being addressed. Otherwise, this has a significant amount of potential. Veno seems to always be quick to resolve issues and implementing community feedback.

Like my callout pack review, this lacks proper documentation and effort. Like others have said, the lack of items is disappointing and nowhere close to unique compared to the other various item downloads respectively. You again simply say "drag and drop into the lspdfr", I have absolutely 0 idea what you mean by that. Again, if I were new, I would have no idea what I was doing. No documentation compared to your callout pack otherwise. Your showcase again, is extremely difficult to see, except this time I cannot even tell if it has anything to do with this download or not. Overall very disappointed.

I've rated this before, so I will do it again. Since last time, there has been obviously an improvement in the amount of callouts. Though this time I've tried the callouts after navigating through a mess of a download, which still can be improved by not including your daily updated versions on the download page, though that is not really an issue and personally looks more pleasing to the eyes. Your documentation could simply be a notepad text document instead of a markdown source file like you provided in the description? There is still a lack of documentation. For example, installation (read me), what is that? You're telling me to drag and drop "into the lspdfr". I have no idea what that means, so if I had not been modding for the time I have, I definitely would not have figured that out. Still no INI, which you say is not supported yet because of the amount of callouts. I mean, I get it, but also don't get it. Your showcase photos still only are showcasing your patrol character which is completely unrelated to the callouts, mind you extremely difficult to read because of the image size. I guess in short the only improvement I can say compared to the last file I reviewed is the amount of callouts. You get the stars again for the amount of work it must take to code, because again I wouldn't be able to do that if my life depended on it. Please! Take this into consideration when you are updating this pack and I almost guarantee you will get more downloads! I have not fully tested the callouts, so this review has nothing based on the callouts provided itself. I will come back and edit it when I get around to testing the callouts.

It's 60 vehicles, so it makes logical sense it would be an addon pack. If you wanted to, you can select a few and rename them to replace your vehicle slots and install them the way you would with replace-ready vehicles. A more in depth tutorial I just made can be found here.

I would personally also love to see this implementation, the one female compatible VSP EUP I can find literally matches the color of the VSP cars, which is just horrendous. Terrific work so far otherwise 🙂