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Living Los Santos
Living Los Santos makes Los Santos feel more alive by dynamically adjusting traffic, pedestrians and parked vehicle densities throughout the day.
Instead of having the same density constantly, Living Los Santos creates realistic changes that is based on ingame time, weather and location.

You can customize the settings to however you'd like.

Here's the features:
Morning rush hour traffic
Evening rush hour traffic
Quiet late-night streets
Dynamic pedestrian density
Dynamic parked vehicle density
Weather-based density changes
Nightlife zones that remain active after dark
Fully customizable .ini file
Lightweight and performance-friendly

Examples:
Roads becomes busier during rush hour.
Streets become noticeably quieter late at night.
Bad weather such as rain and thunder reduces pedestrian density and slightly increases vehicle traffic.
Nightlife zones like Downtown Vinewood remain active while the rest of the city quiets down.

Requirements:
RagePluginHook

Installation:
Place LivingLosSantos.dll into your GTA V\Plugins folder.
Place LivingLosSantos.ini into your GTA V\Plugins folder.
Launch GTA V through RagePluginHook.
Open the RagePluginHook console (F4 by default).
Type: "LoadPlugin Living Los Santos.dll"

Configuration:
All settings can be customized through Living Los Santos.ini
Default Debug Key: F10

The weather multiplier works like this:
Weather multipliers are applied on top of the current density values.
Example:
PedMultiplier=1.25
RainPedMultiplier=0.50
Result:
1.25 × 0.50 = 0.625
The final pedestrian density during rain would then be 0.625x.
This applies to all other density values too.

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Feedback, suggestions and balancing recommendations are always welcome.

SBS - Suspicious Behavior System
SBS (Suspicious Behavior System) enhances routine patrol gameplay by introducing subtle suspicious behaviors among nearby pedestrians and vehicles.

Unlike traditional callout plugins, SBS does not spawn crimes, shootouts, or scripted events. Instead, it creates organic moments that encourage investigation and officer discretion during normal patrols.

A nervous driver suddenly accelerates. A vehicle appears to avoid police presence. A pedestrian changes direction when spotting an officer. These behaviors may indicate criminal activity or they may be completely innocent. The choice to investigate is yours.

Features
Suspicious Vehicle Behavior
Optional suspicious pedestrian behavior
Area-based suspicion multipliers
Dynamic map blips for suspicious entities
Customizable settings through SBS.ini
Configurable keybinds
Lightweight and performance-friendly
Designed for routine patrol gameplay
Compatible with LSPDFR and RagePluginHook

Examples of Suspicious Behavior
Drivers speeding up unexpectedly
Vehicles attempting to avoid police presence
Pedestrians acting nervously or fleeing
Increased suspicious activity in high-crime areas

Configuration
SBS includes a customizable configuration file allowing you to adjust:
Debug keybind
Vehicle and pedestrian behavior
Scan intervals
Notification cooldowns
Blip durations
Area suspicion multipliers
Maximum suspicious entities per scan

Requirements
RagePluginHook
LSPDFR (recommended)

Installation
Place SBS.dll into your GTA V\Plugins folder
Place SBS.ini into your GTA V\Plugins folder

Known Limitations:
SBS creates suspicious behavior, not crimes.
Some flagged vehicles or pedestrians may be completely innocent.
Intended to encourage investigation rather than guarantee criminal activity.

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