Beren

Yeah, these shouldn't be a problem. The previous methods I described in my earlier post only makes them spawnable ingame. Having them respond and act for specific agencies requires more file editing. When I get the free time this weekend, I'll help you set them up in their own addon folder. Also, what is this video you speak of? Can I have the link to see the methods they use to go through it? EDIT: This thread should probably be moved to the modding & discussion forum, since it has little to do with LSPDFR itself.

Adding new cars is actually easier than people realize, same goes with adding new peds too. The files files you really have worry about are the car model/texture files, carvariations.meta, and vehicles.meta. The car model/texture files are pretty self-explanatory, they're the model and texture file of your specific car. You can give this any name you want, so long as each file type share the same name (eg. police7.ytd, police7+hi.ytd, police7_hi.ytf etc etc.) The name you've given these files will be used once you put the basic info of the car within vehicles.meta. In vehicles.meta, you can simply copy-paste existing car entries based on the type of car you want. You want to add a new SUV? copy and paste the data of sheriff2 and simply rename parts of that entry with the appropriate name you've given your model files (in this case, police7). The rest of the changes are small and simple, such as choosing which siren sound group to use. To have the proper light patterns ingame, you'll have to modify carvariations.meta. The models you can download here usually come with their own carvariations entry that you have to use anyway, so it's another simple case of copy and pasting. That's pretty much all you have to do to add a new car ingame. What kind of car do you plan on adding? I can show you how to add it with more in-depth info.

Jeez, how long was that shoot-out? Sounded like a friggin warzone...