Will
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Your topic has been moved to LSPDFR 0.4 Support. Please post in the correct location in the future.
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None of that should really go away as far as I know. There may be some things disabled by LSPDFR but mostly all of that is based solely off of which player model you are playing as, so they get disabled when you switch to a different model (such as a cop or multiplayer ped).
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You can pick Michael or Trevor in character selection, under Preset Characters. Michael has an LSPD and SAHP uniform and Trevor just has an SAHP one.
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You posted in the Script, Ped & File Modifications Showroom forum, which is for sharing progress of mods you are working on.
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This topic has been moved to the appropriate forum. Please post in the correct location in the future.Your topic has been moved to LSPDFR 0.4 Support. Please post in the correct location in the future.Your topic has been moved to LSPDFR 0.4 Support. Please post in the correct location in the future.No. Characters will carry over.In order to protect our members, it is against our guidelines to involve money in support requests as we cannot verify the validity of transactions made. Additionally, it is inadvisable to allow strangers access to your computer via TeamViewer as it will give them full control over it. If you still need help after following EvilJackCarver's instructions, feel free to create a new topic without offering money. If you feel this topic has been closed in error, please report this post.This topic has been moved to the appropriate forum. Please post in the correct location in the future.
That should be fine so long as you add something to the name (so, agency_modded.xml or something like that). The only issue I could see is the mod being confused about certain duplicate ScriptNames.- 13 comments
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You really shouldn't edit the default files that come with LSPDFR and instead use the custom folder: Think of it like using the mods folder instead of changing the default game assets.- 13 comments
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LSPDFR's interaction menu replaces the default one, so it will be your game key for it. By default it is M or hold Back/Select/whateverthecenterleftbuttoniscallednow on a controller.Copy your ini file to the AsiPlugins folder, the plugin uses that as the working directory.Those are what are called "default characters" in 0.4. They use the default cop models instead of the multiplayer character. In character creation, click default characters to access them.I do not believe 0.3.1 will be made available as that will cause support issues (people asking for support on an old version), however I will pass this on to the dev team. Please note that unauthorized sharing of the LSPDFR modification is prohibited. If you feel this topic has been closed in error, please report this post.LSPDFR only ships with data intended to be used with a clean installation (ie, no EUP or RDE). There are only two outfits because that's all that's available in the game by default. If you want additional outfits, you need to set them up in your XML files. The LSPDFR Wiki has all the information you need to do that.You need to set the suspect on the ground first by pressing Q near them (there are help boxes to indicate when you can use it). Configuring LSPDFR is done through xml files, you won't see your mods added with OpenIV automatically. The LSPDFR Wiki has information on how to customize the files - there is way too much to explain in a single post.I think it's worth noting that LSPDFR only ships with data intended to be used with a clean installation (ie, no EUP or RDE). There's only one (actually two, the IAA has one as well) outfit because that's all that's available in the game by default. I believe people involved with EUP and RDE are working on compatible data files, but in the meantime, you're free to check the LSPDFR Wiki for information on customizing your LSPDFR experience.The Interaction Menu LSPDFR replaces the default game interaction menu with its own. By default, press M or hold back on controller to access the menu. Quick GPS lets you quickly set a GPS waypoint to the nearest police station, jail drop-off, fire station, medical center, or your apartment. Police Radio is only available while on duty and brings you to the Police Radio sub menu. See Police Computer & Radio for more info. Vehicle brings you to a sub menu that gives you access to some of your vehicle's functions. More on that later. Inventory brings you to another sub menu with some options relating to your character's inventory. See below for more info. Settings is yet another sub menu with some options for LSPDFR. Again, more info below. Action lets you perform a few different quick actions, such as drinking coffee or eating donuts. Press Enter to perform the action. Dialogue lets you say various things like "Hi" or "Bye." Press Enter to say it. Player mood changes your character's facial expression. Walk style changes the animation your character uses for walking. The Illuminated Clothing option allows you to control the style of any illuminated (emissive) clothing on your character's outfit.New in Version 0.4.9 The Vehicle Menu The Vehicle sub menu gives you access to some of the functions of your current vehicle. It can even be used remotely! Engine lets you turn your engine on or off, or leave it always running. Lights lets you turn your lights on or off. Doors lets you open any of the doors. Emergency signals lets you toggle between lights, lights and sirens, or off. Police Car Radio enables or disables the ambient police radio in police vehicles. Radio lets you change the radio station (yes - the radio works in police cars now!) The Inventory Menu The inventory sub menu lets you equip a ballistic shield or drop evidence markers. Equip Ballistic Shield will give your character a shield to carry, for those high risk operations. See Ballistic Shield for more info. Remove Ballistic Shield will put your shield back away. Place Evidence Marker will drop an evidence marker at your current location. See Evidence Markers for more info. The Settings Menu The settings sub menu lets you change some of LSPDFR's settings. Spawn Character changes which character LSPDFR will start with. Spawn Location changes where you spawn when loading the mod on startup. Police Station will put you at a police station, apartment will put you in your apartment, random will randomly pick between those and a few different scenarios. Owned Apartment changes which apartment LSPDFR will consider your character to own. See Apartment for more info.The Police Computer The Police Computer lets you search individuals by name or vehicles by license plate. You access it by pressing Q on keyboard or X on controller. Type in a name and press enter to get their police record, or type in a license plate number to get information on a vehicle. Use Tab to cycle through the IDs you have collected. The Police Radio The Police Radio gives you access to a small number of police related options. It is accessible from the Interaction Menu while you are on duty. Action changes the animation your character uses while using the radio. You can pick between using a shoulder mic, handheld radio, earpiece, or none. Available for Calls toggles your "busy status". Not available for calls means you will not receive callouts. Request call lets you force a callout. Request Records Check is similar to the police computer. It lets you search names and plates, and you can cycle through the IDs you have collected with Tab. Close Nearby Roads closes the roads around you to traffic.You're really overestimating how much thought goes into our release dates, lol...This topic has been moved to the appropriate forum. Please post in the correct location in the future.
