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JewishBanana

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  1. JewishBanana posted a gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  2. JewishBanana posted a gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  3. JewishBanana posted a gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  4. True, but traffic load is more intensive on your game though if you have the right hardware you can run it just fine. Traffic flow: Simple and should work on MOST PCs. Traffic load: Memory intensive and works on mid-high end PCs.
  5. Many lights indeed. I like it except for the grill. If you were responding code 3 to a call with that car you would probably blind oncoming traffic. On a side note about the video: Are you pushing a dead Roman in that charred vehicle?
  6. JewishBanana commented on stinkace2's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  7. JewishBanana posted a gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  8. Actually, it looks like the new interceptor's paintjob is based on a mix of the showroom style livery and the Los Angeles airport police's livery. As for the sheriff cruiser, they should have not based it off of the volunteer department rather than the actual Crown Vics driven around by deputies. Though I do give R* a bit of slack considering Rockstar North is a company based in Scotland and not in the United States and so the law enforcement uses different vehicles and a different system over there. Like stated before, they did an amazing job on the lighting and the vehicles themselves, but when it came to liveries it just sort of fell apart.
  9. In front of the large church in Algonquin, can't name the street it's on off the top of my head, there should be a patrol car parked behind a civilian vehicle in which the officer is at the driver's window preforming a routine traffic stop. I don't know wether or not that it came with installation of LCPD:FR or it was included in the original GTA IV. I completely agree with the idea of having little things like this around the map, not callouts, in which you can either interact with them or let them be and watch what occurs if you don't interact.
  10. Welcome to the world of vehicle modeling.
  11. Pretty neat design, though I wish you had gotten screenshots of what the right side looked like. 5/5
  12. JewishBanana posted a gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  13. Jesus, these random question threads have gotten out of hand. Seriously what kind of discussion would come out of this?
  14. So it's time again for another birthday topic. Yay. This one is a little special though because it is for the beloved LCPD:FR founder, Sam Thomson. Sam is a neat guy once you get to know him. He's always there for anyone needing support and it seems like he always has the answer! Sam is also one of the reasons I think a lot of us on here began to get an interest in law enforcement. When I discovered LCPD:FR I was immediately fascinated by the amount of work and effort people put into making GTA IV mods and I thought, "Hey, I kind of like this stuff" and here I am today. Not only am I wishing Sam a very happy birthday but I am also thanking him for the amazing work he and others have done with making LCPD:FR and putting the GTA modding community where it is today. Best wishes to you Sam and have a happy birthday!
  15. Are the textures your importing using the same template as the one that came with the model? Do you get any error messages when trying to import the textures?
  16. We need more clans that focus on fire/ems role play. I would like to see a clan just based on that rather than police role play 90% of the time.

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