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CrypticFade3

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  1. It's NPCAI itself having issues. If you bothered to read announcements they send you would know that Gemini is overloaded at the moment. Has nothing to do with prompts.
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    Cryptic's NPCAI California Prompt's is a collection of California-focused prompts, voice profiles, and voice styles created specifically for NPCAI and LSPDFR gameplay. The collection is designed around a present-day Southern California setting, with particular attention to the Los Angeles area. The prompts provide California-specific context for NPC conversations, including local locations, terminology, law enforcement roles, emergency services, radio language, and regional speech. Southern California SettingThe civilian prompt places NPCs in and around Los Angeles and Southern California, allowing conversations to naturally reference locations and roads from the region. This includes places such as South LA, Hollywood, the Valley, Long Beach, Compton, Santa Monica and Downtown, along with major freeways including the 405, 10, 101 and 110. California Law EnforcementThe prompts are built around a California law enforcement environment, with emergency-service profiles covering LAPD-style/local police, LASD or county sheriff, and CHP/state trooper roles. The emergency-services prompt also includes California-based EMS and fire/rescue roles. California police terminology is incorporated naturally, including Code 2, Code 3, Code 4, as well as commonly used California radio codes such as 11-41, 11-44, 11-85 and 11-99. The prompts also include California Penal Code references such as 187, 211, 245, 417, 459 and 5150 where appropriate. California Voice & AccentsIncluded alongside the prompts are California-focused voice profiles and voice styles, designed to give NPCs more regional variation and help their voices fit the Southern California setting. The voice profiles and styles can be used to create greater variation between characters, rather than having every NPC sound the same, complementing the regional language and setting established by the prompts. Civilian & First Responder PromptsThe collection includes separate prompt frameworks for civilian NPCs and fellow emergency-service personnel. The civilian prompt covers interactions with people encountered during LSPDFR gameplay, while keeping characters grounded in the Southern California environment. It also establishes different personalities, ages, attitudes and speech patterns, allowing characters to respond differently depending on the situation. The emergency-services prompt covers police officers, deputies, CHP, paramedics, firefighters and fire captains, with different styles appropriate to each role. It includes California-specific scene terminology and allows responders to communicate about subjects such as suspects, witnesses, vehicles, scene status, transport, additional units, hospitals, tow services and detectives. Included Command RecognitionThe supporting transcription phrases provide common variations of officer commands, covering interactions such as: Showing identification or a driver's licence Showing or raising hands Facing the officer Facing away or placing hands on a vehicle Following the officer Sitting or waiting at a location Stepping out of a vehicle Being searched or patted down Being dismissed These phrases are intended to provide natural variations of common commands rather than relying on a single exact wording. FeaturesCalifornia-focused NPCAI prompts Present-day Southern California setting Los Angeles and surrounding area references California law enforcement terminology LAPD-style, LASD and CHP profiles EMS and fire/rescue profiles California radio codes California Penal Code references California-focused voice profiles Regional voice and speech variation Civilian and first-responder prompt frameworks Common officer command transcription phrases Designed specifically for LSPDFR gameplay Cryptic's NPCAI California Prompt's is intended for players who want their NPCAI setup to better fit a California-based LSPDFR environment, from the locations and terminology used in conversations to the law enforcement roles, regional voices and accents used by the characters. Requirement(s):Paid Version of NPCAI
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  8. Works a treat, I’ve not had any issues since making this with AIs crossing over me like clowns. This is already implemented! AIs will slow down when approaching your traffic stop and go around you, and the same if your vehicle is parked with emergency lights on.
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  14. No-one else has reported this issue since the update that was pushed to fix it. Please paste your RPH.log in here so I can review it and check for clashing plugins and ensure you have removed any other plugins that handle traffic yielding (i.e. ClearTheWayV, MTFO, etc...)
  15. Alright, I’ll take a look into and see what could be causing it for you. If you can drop your RPH.log below for me that would be great. That way I can cross reference plugins and see if I can find one that may be causing the issue.
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  18. Thank you for pointing that out, I'll get that sorted on my next update.
  19. Do you have any other mods installed that handles traffic yielding or any changes to data files? This has been extensively tested and worked perfectly fine for me and several of my QA Tester's. Thank you for pointing that out, I'll get that sorted on my next update.
  20. This was fixed a few updates ago, try installing the latest update to see if that hopefully fixes it. If not I have a new update pending, which now uses the LSPDFR API. I personally haven’t had any issues with them yielding or attempting to yield with this new update pending, so hopefully that will resolve any issues you’re having.
  21.    CrypticFade3 reacted to a comment on a file: Cryptic Emergency Traffic
  22. Just released another update, this one has completely improve the AI. So the next few updates now will just be proper updates and less bug fixing hopefully.
  23. But I did. It is clearly stated in the AI Disclosure. And the only reason I use ChatGPT for description's and MD files is because I have dyslexia, which makes it hard for me to type up detailed, descriptions, documents, etc... And a description with a shit ton of spelling mistakes doesn't look good whatsoever.
  24.    Michael21107 reacted to a comment on a file: Cryptic Callouts
  25. Hey there! The AI are supposed to come to a stop or slow down to a slow speed as they pass your vehicle. I made it for them to do this, so that it adds more realism, i.e., the slow down or move over law, that requires individuals to come to a stop for approaching emergency vehicles and pass parked emergency vehicles with lights activated at a slow speed. I appreciate the support bro! I've got a few more updates planned to make this even better.
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  27. Common sense would be that the only way for you to make such an accusation is to access the code and determine it's AI and not hand-written. Like I said, ""AI was used to help generate the description, the CHANGELOG.md, CREDITS.md, DISCLAIMER.md, README.md and TERMS_OF_USE.md. The mod itself was created by myself, and contains no AI generated content." The only real purpose to your comment was to attempt to agitate me, I appreciate you don't have the knowledge to make your own plugins, but that doesn't give you the right to accuse people of using AI when you can't backup your accusations, not that there is any as it's not AI written.
  28. "AI was used to help generate the description, the CHANGELOG.md, CREDITS.md, DISCLAIMER.md, README.md and TERMS_OF_USE.md. The mod itself was created by myself, and contains no AI generated content." AI was used purely for the description, nothing else, and if you're accessing the code to determine your false facts, I'll remind you it's against my ToS, so think a bit more wisely before slandering people.
  29. Haha, yeah thanks to @Lunaveli I was able to switch the installation path. I've just pushed a massive update for it now. Completely rewrote the code, the AI are a hell of a lot smoother now.

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