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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

Let's be honest. You've probably tried ClearTheWayV or MTFO because you wanted traffic to actually get out of the way when responding to an emergency. And then watched the AI proceed to collectively lose its fucking mind. Cars brake-checking emergency vehicles. Civilian traffic reacting to things it shouldn't. Vehicles making bizarre manoeuvres during pursuits. Backup units getting caught up in the chaos. Traffic doing everything except behaving like actual drivers who have noticed a police car coming up behind them. Cryptic Emergency Traffic was made because of exactly that. Rather than forcing every vehicle in the area into some ridiculous scripted manoeuvre, Cryptic Emergency Traffic focuses on the traffic that actually matters: normal civilian vehicles ahead of you, travelling in the same direction. What It DoesTraffic ahead of your emergency vehicle reacts and clears the way. Civilian traffic is handled more naturally during normal emergency responses. Yielding behaviour is automatically softened during high-speed responses. Pursuit suspects are ignored and won't perform glitchy pull-over behaviour. Vehicles involved in traffic stops are no longer affected by unwanted yielding behaviour. Improved handling around backup units and multiple emergency vehicles. Reduced aggressive braking and brake-checking. Opposing traffic is no longer unnecessarily affected by the plugin. No unnecessary keybinds. Fully configurable behaviour through the included .ini. Built for LSPDFR, Not ChaosThe goal isn't to make every car within a hundred metres suddenly panic because you've turned your siren on. The goal is simple: Traffic ahead of you recognises the emergency vehicle, reacts appropriately, and gets out of the way without creating a bigger problem than the emergency response itself. No pursuit suspects suddenly trying to pull over. No traffic-stop vehicles deciding they need to participate. No backup units getting dragged into ridiculous civilian traffic reactions. No unnecessary brake-checking. Just cleaner, more controlled emergency traffic behaviour. Why Cryptic Emergency Traffic?ClearTheWayV and MTFO may work for some people, but if you've ever found yourself asking: "Why the fuck is that car doing that?" Then Cryptic Emergency Traffic takes a different approach. Only affect the traffic that needs to be affected. Leave everything else alone. Let the emergency vehicle through. That's it. Cryptic Mods CommunityWant to join our community and hang out with the people behind the Cryptic Mods? Then head on over to our community site and join our Discord Server through there! Visit: https://crypticmods.com Documentation & SupportNeed help installing or configuring Cryptic Emergency Traffic? The Cryptic Mods Documentation contains detailed information about requirements, installation, configuration, compatibility, troubleshooting, and frequently asked questions. Visit: https://docs.crypticmods.com Community FeedbackGot an idea for improving Cryptic Emergency Traffic? Found a bug? Want to request a feature? You can now submit Suggestions, Feature Requests, and Bug Reports through the official Cryptic Mods Community Feedback website. You can also follow planned changes through the public roadmap and keep up with completed updates in the changelog. Visit: https://feedback.crypticmods.com

Cryptic Callouts is my first ever LSPDFR callout pack, made for Grand Theft Auto V Legacy. This pack has grown significantly since its initial release and currently contains 10 custom callouts designed to add more variety and unpredictability to your patrols. CalloutsArmed Mugging Bank Robbery Hostage Situation Store Robbery Riot Volatile Pursuit Street Shooting Stolen Vehicle Domestic Disturbance Gang Fight Each callout is designed to play out differently depending on the situation, with a mixture of randomised suspects, weapons, vehicles, behaviours and possible outcomes. Current Features10 custom callouts Individual callout enable and disable options Configurable callout spawn distances Configurable callout end key Improved and more reliable spawning Shared ground placement functionality Yellow GPS route blips for active scenes Automatic route and blip cleanup Improved entity persistence and cleanup Randomised suspects, civilians and weapons Multiple possible outcomes for Bank Robbery Multiple possible outcomes for Store Robbery Configurable outcome chances Foot pursuits Vehicle pursuits Getaway vehicle scenarios Armed suspects Hostage negotiations Multiple negotiation choices and responses Trust-based negotiation outcomes Suspect surrender scenarios Hostage release scenarios Negotiations that can result in pursuits or violence Riot and crowd scenarios Multiple Riot behaviour styles Vehicle occupants capable of firing at police Aggressive suspect vehicle behaviour Suspect vehicle ramming Police units capable of joining pursuits Gang conflict scenarios Domestic disturbance scenarios Custom scanner audio Scene and suspect blips Automatic scene cleanup RequirementsGrand Theft Auto V Legacy LSPDFR Rage Plugin Hook InstallationExtract the contents of the download directly into your main Grand Theft Auto V installation directory. The plugin files should be placed in: Grand Theft Auto V\plugins\LSPDFR\ The configuration file can be found at: Grand Theft Auto V\plugins\LSPDFR\CrypticCallouts.ini From there, you can enable or disable individual callouts, change the callout end key and adjust various scenario settings. For detailed installation guidance and additional information, visit the Cryptic Mods Documentation. ConfigurationCryptic Callouts includes a configuration file that allows you to customise parts of the plugin. Depending on the version, available options include: Enabling or disabling individual callouts Changing the callout end key Adjusting minimum spawn distances Adjusting maximum spawn distances Changing Bank Robbery outcome chances Changing Store Robbery outcome chances Other scenario-specific settings When changing outcome chances, make sure the configured values are set sensibly so scenarios behave as expected. Detailed information about available settings and configuration can be found in the Cryptic Mods Documentation. About Cryptic CalloutsCryptic Callouts is still actively developing. This is my first LSPDFR callout pack, and I'll be honest, it's been a learning experience. The original release was fairly basic, but development has continued quickly and the pack has already received major improvements. I'm continuing to work on improving existing callouts, fixing bugs, improving stability and adding more variety where possible. The goal is to keep making Cryptic Callouts better with every update. Cryptic Mods CommunityWant to join our community and hang out with the people behind the Cryptic Mods? Then head on over to our community site and join our Discord Server through there! Visit: https://crypticmods.com Documentation & SupportThe official Cryptic Mods Documentation is the central place for detailed information about Cryptic Callouts. You'll find guides covering installation, configuration, compatibility, individual plugin information, troubleshooting, frequently asked questions, and other important resources. Documentation: https://docs.crypticmods.com Feedback and Bug ReportsFeedback is always appreciated. If you have an idea for Cryptic Callouts, want to request a feature, or encounter a problem while using the plugin, you can submit it through the official Cryptic Mods Community Feedback Hub. The feedback website allows you to submit: Suggestions Feature Requests Bug Reports You can also follow planned work through the public roadmap and keep track of completed changes through the changelog. Community Feedback: https://feedback.crypticmods.com Constructive feedback and detailed bug reports are especially useful while Cryptic Callouts continues to grow and develop. Thanks for downloading and supporting Cryptic Callouts.