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Will

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  1. http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/05/02/grand-theft-auto-v-ambition-in-the-big-city http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/05/02/how-grand-theft-auto-5-moves-the-series-forward Articles talk about a demo shown to IGN today.
  2. I'm fairly certain the light patterns won't be customizable or anything. If there are different patterns, which it looks like there are, they will cycle automatically like NFS: Hot Pursuit.
  3. Will posted a gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  4. (Not really sure if this can be considered 'media') http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7-o-puA12k&feature=youtu.be
  5. Anyone else notice that those police cars are completely different from the ones shown previously? I think these ones look more Taurus based while the other ones were the same Vapids as GTA IV.
  6. Glad to be of assistance.
  7. (The first pinned topic in this section)
  8. I think the LCPDFR installer runs with winrar for me for some reason (the winrar icon is next to it), try downloading and using that.
  9. Go to your GTA IV directory (either Rockstar Games or in the Steam folder - depending on how you purchased it) and right click the GTA IV folder. Click Properties and click the box next to "Read-only" so that it is empty.
  10. Will commented on Packers29's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  11. Try changing the key bind in ELS.ini to something else. Instructions on how to change the keys are in the .ini file. This should be in GTA IV Support, as it isn't related to LCPDFR.
  12. Another thing you could try is going to your Scripts folder, opening "FirstResponse.ini" and setting "PreloadAllModels" to TRUE. I don't know if this helps here, but I've seen it suggested before.
  13. Try this .NET Framework and this C++ Be sure to "Quote" me if you reply so I know you did.
  14. Run the installer as an administrator (right click the installer -> click "Run as administrator"). If this doesn't work, post another reply and be sure to "Quote" me so I know you replied and I can try to offer further assistance.
  15. Will replied to jhagge2's topic in Discussion
    I highly doubt that LCPDFR is responsible for that. Have you done anything to deserve a ban on your GFWL account from Microsoft? Running GTA IV mods in multiplayer doesn't, to my knowledge, cause you to get banned. Also, pretty sure this is in the wrong section as this isn't really a problem with LCPDFR itself.
  16. I'm pretty sure in one of NB's videos, you can see just the primary lights (no takedowns on).
  17. Will posted a gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  18. Will commented on Will's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  19. Been waiting for a nice Durango! My dad used to have a 1999.
  20. Will posted a gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  21. Go to ELS.ini in your GTA directory and set "Active = 1" to "Active = 0" on the non-els models. For '/' to work, you have to have LCPDFR running.
  22. Yeah...I was looking through some pictures on Google Maps when you zoom in all the way and saw an NYPD Prius.
  23. I don't know which setting caused it, but when I edited the Nvidia control panel setting things, textures and shadows started blinking in Arma 2. Just saying that editing these could cause problems in other games. Edit (didn't read the whole tutorial): Using just program settings should be fine. Editing global settings may cause problems.
  24. Will commented on Chippy's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries

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