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update/x64/dlcpacks/mpheist/dlc.rpf/x64/models/cdimages/mpheist_streamedpeds.rpf/mp_m_freemode_01_male_heist/lowr_diff_002_a_whi.ytd? That should be the pants texture for the LSPD outfit.

That seems to be the likely culprit, yes. After playing for a while or during intense scripted situations, GTA V eats up a chunk of my memory and that's when the texture usually starts happening. Doesn't happen as much when I remove my custom car models.

@khorio I'm super excited now

@Officialjake That seems to be a separate issue. The OP's texture popping happens due to memory issues. @vt1032 I had this problem as well. I have a ton of new police cars due to the many police agencies I've been adding to my game, but I didn't want to remove them. The texture pop would happen literally minutes after I go on duty, it was that bad. However, I did increase my page file a couple of gigs and the texture pop doesn't happen as often anymore. I can patrol for a couple of hours with no worry and the popping issue only comes back during script-heavy callouts. Also, you could try to change your settings in your nvidia control panel for gtav.exe. These are pretty much my changes: Maximum pre-rendered frames - 1 Multi-displayed/mixed-GPU acceleration - Single Display Power Management Mode - Prefer Maximum Threaded Optimization - On Worth a shot.

Lundy's right, it's under mpheist and the specific file is lowr_diff_002_a_whi.ytd. Thing is, no matter what I do (make it 4k etc) it ends up looking distorted and incredibly pixelated ingame, and it doesn't always match the color I give it. Only happens with this texture. Let me know if you end up more successful than I was though.

I managed to take a quick pic of several Beverly Hills PD vehicles as I was driving westward on Olympic and got lucky enough to spot what seemed like a pursuit as well! The first picture is just a parked CVPI, but the next two were from a pursuit that just ended on an intersection I happened to stop at. The suspect was being taken into custody with several officers on top of him just a few feet away, but I didn't get a chance to take pics of them as traffic was already moving. It was a treat for me since I just finished making liveries for my RHPD using the same vehicles. Anyway, don't mind the poor quality, had to quickly snap a pic and not block traffic.

"Automatic Roadblocks are fully featured with units and vehicles based on the region..." Are we able to customize these regions and which units respond in the area in detail? Like, will I be able to make it so that Del Perro PD respond around Del Perro while Rockford Hills PD respond around Rockford Hills etc? In any case, this is looking really interesting. I especially love the variety in radio chatter that makes chases more immersive. I'm really hyped for this.