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That will be available in the next release, along with new features. It’s coming very soon.

Thank you for the suggestions. An XML configuration file for excluded vehicle models is technically possible and fits the purpose of Police Presence. It could allow users to add unmarked, undercover or other custom police vehicles that should not be affected by the plugin. I will consider this for a future update. Stop-sign recognition is much more complex. GTA V does not provide a simple, reliable way for a lightweight plugin to identify every stop sign and determine which traffic lane or vehicle should obey it. Implementing that properly would require significantly more traffic and intersection control, which is closer to a complete traffic-AI modification than the intended scope of Police Presence. For that reason, stop-sign behaviour is not currently planned, as I want to keep the plugin focused, lightweight and compatible with the game’s existing traffic system.

They are actually quite different, despite both affecting traffic. Police Presence does not replace or rewrite GTA V's traffic AI. Instead, it simulates the effect of an on-duty police officer being nearby. When you are on duty, nearby civilian drivers have a configurable chance of becoming more cautious. Those drivers reduce their speed and drive less aggressively while they remain within the configured police-presence radius. Once they leave the area, their original driving behaviour is restored. Realistic Traffic AI, on the other hand, focuses on changing the general behaviour of traffic across the game by modifying how AI vehicles drive in many different situations. So they have different goals: Police Presence → Simulates how civilian drivers react to a nearby police officer. Realistic Traffic AI → Changes the overall behaviour of GTA V traffic. Which one is "better" depends on what you're looking for. If you want traffic to behave more cautiously specifically around police vehicles, Police Presence was designed for that purpose.