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Yes, it's a requirement for the mod, and you need its functionality to declare the scene.

I've just uploaded 0.7 and it's now undergoing approval. It fixes almost all previously known issues, and has a couple of new features that make securing a scene much more immersive and make your partners more useful. What's New in Version 0.7 - FEATURE: Cops will now get scene assignments even if they are in a vehicle (they'll stop and get out) - FEATURE: When securing a scene, roaming cops will be reassigned to any new corpse/arrestee that is detected - FIX: Cops now respond to hostilities while securing a scene if attacker is inside the scene radius - FIX: Cops now correctly face corpses - FIX: (hopefully) When on/under bridges/trees/slopes, cops securing a scene no longer go to the wrong "height" or start continuously falling or getting swollen by the ground.

I'm not privy to the internals of Custom Backup, but it *should* work. Sergeant will basically detect any pedestrian whose relationship group is "cop" and take ownership temporarily until the Secure Scene order is terminated; then that character will be released back to LSPDFR's control. Since I see no reason for Custom Backup NOT to assign backup to the "cop" relationship group, there should be no issue, but until it's actually tested, don't quote me on that.

Considering the limitations, those are not actually bad ideas.

Introducing... Sergeant by Razorwings18 The idea behind Sergeant is to provide functionalities that give the player more 'middle management' command over the world (hence its name). At the time, Sergeant offers two functionalities. The first is being able to give commands to individual vehicles, thereby having the power to truly manage traffic: The second one gives players the "Secure Scene" order. Don't you just hate it when you've just had a huge firefight, have suspects, dead bodies and pools of blood everywhere... and all other cops make like a tree and f**k off, leaving you all alone to deal with the mess? Not anymore. Once you are code 4 (say, you've just finished cuffing your suspects and have a couple of bodies lying around), you can give the order to secure the scene. All traffic in the surrounding area will immediately stop. Any cop in the vicinity will either tend to the bodies, guard suspects, or roam the area doing stuff. If there are no cops, or not enough, you can always call for backup as you normally would, and any cop arriving at the scene will get an assignment (unless there are already enough cops assigned - you won't have 100 cops around just for 1 suspect). Once you have set up your cones and barriers (like with Traffic Policer), you can order all traffic to move again while the "scene" is still in place. This mod uses the Community Contextual Menu API (https://www.gta5-mods.com/tools/community-contextual-menu-api), so ScriptHookV and ScriptHookV .NET are also a requirement. I've had the script ready for a while and have been playing with it for days, and it's really a whole new experience. I just need to find the time to build the package and release it.

Thanks PNWParksFan, this info will also help me with future projects. I did solve this issue using GTA V itself as a 'middleware' between SHV and RAGE; kind of like a SOAP messaging system for interoperability. I set up a "listener" on each side that is constantly checking for blips attached to the player that have very specific attributes. A blip with a certain set of attributes (say, type 'epsilon', 27% alpha) will mean something specific to the counterpart. Since the scale of these blips is always minimal, and it is present for only milliseconds until the other side catches it and removes it, the player is never the wiser. I used blips instead of decorators because at first I thought I'd be able to easily send whole strings, but unfortunately that was not the case.

I'm trying to get my script, made in ScriptHookVdotNet, to talk to my Rage script made for LSPDFR. Did anyone get to do something like this successfully? What I tried is having 3 scripts: - ScriptHook .NET script (NETscript) - Wrapper (WrapperScript) - Rage script (LSPDFRscript) However, the Wrapper is throwing a... System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'LSPDFRscript, Version=0.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. A closer look at each script: NETscript (the ScriptHook .NET script - located in <GTA V MAIN FOLDER>\Scripts\) I think adding the entire script here would just be unnecessary clutter; just know that it references the WrapperScript DLL, and... At the beginning: using WrapperScript; And the only line that calls a WrapperScript method when a key is pressed: UI.Notify(WrapperScript.Wrapper.IsPlayerOnDuty().ToString()); WrapperScript (the wrapper between both scripts, located in <GTA V MAIN FOLDER>\Scripts\) This one references "LSPD First Response.dll", "RagePluginHookSDK.dll" and "LSPDFRscript.dll" using System; using LSPDFRscript; namespace WrapperScript { public class Wrapper { public Wrapper() { } public static bool IsPlayerOnDuty(){ return LSPDFRscript.Main.playerOnDuty; } } } LSPDFRscript (the Rage/LSPDFR script located in <GTA V MAIN FOLDER>\Plugins\LSPDFR\) References "LSPD First Response.dll", "RagePluginHookSDK.dll" using LSPD_First_Response.Mod.API; using Rage; namespace LSPDFRscript { public class Main : Plugin { public static bool playerOnDuty; public override void Initialize(){ Functions.OnOnDutyStateChanged += OnOnDutyStateChangedHandler; } public override void Finally() { } private static void OnOnDutyStateChangedHandler(bool OnDuty) { Game.DisplayNotification("Seargeant reports duty status is " + OnDuty.ToString()); playerOnDuty = OnDuty; } public static void SetCopAsBusy(Ped cop, bool busy){ Functions.SetCopAsBusy(cop, busy); } } } Both NETscript and LSPDFRscript work perfectly on their own, but as soon as I press the key and the wrapper is called, I get the FileNotFoundException. Any help will be most appreciated.