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CG Blaze

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  1. There's no perfect fix for the AI's silliness that I'm aware of. However, I've been using this script mod with decent success. You'll still get an occasional bad driver rammin' your trunk, but I've definitely noticed a pretty good overall improvement. Give this a try - http://www.gta4-mods.com/script/less-overtaking-f15306 Hope it helps! :)
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  3. Too cool man! About time we got a proper LCPD van.
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  6. Hey guys, I've been looking to improve my ENB settings and was hoping someone here could help. I'm currently using (what I THINK is) P1tch's ENB settings for EFLC, which in my opnion looks great. The only problem is that the ELS lights tend to get 'washed out' in certain conditions. I've tried increasing the intensity in the visualsettings.dat file, which although sort've worked, it made the headlights and takedowns so bright that it literally blocked my view of the car. All I really want to accomplish is to make my ELS lights a little more vibrant and full of color. Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction as to what settings I could tweak to get there. I've attached a recent screenshot to give you an idea of what they look like now. I don't know much about how ENB works, so if anyone could help me out with this, that would be great. FWIW, btw, I'm using the latest EFLC patch. Thanks for reading EDIT: Pic didn't upload, round 2...
  7. Nice work. All ELS-enabled cars should be mapped this way!
  8. If there was a way to make cars in-game trigger this, similar to how IV Dash Cam works, maybe within a certain radius of your patrol car, this would be absolutely perfect.
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  13. Hahat true, I should've specified. I was referring to V3.7 (). I replaced the blue lights with white ones and wound up with orange/red lights, minus the grill lights, which worked perfectly. :wacko:
  14. Will these lights be mapped the same way they were on your unmarked Charger? I had some problems trying to change the color scheme on that...
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  16. Good lord. I nearly seized. Epilepsy patrol...
  17. This was an old Ford concept car that never made it into production. Looks a bit half-assed to me to be honest, just a standard CVPI with new bumpers and a new front fascia. Also, Arial font for NYPD?.....eesh.
  18. So... If I'm understanding this correctly, you've found a way to add, not replace, fully functional police patrols and taken it a step further by implementing police motorcycles instead of a car? If that's the case, does that mean I'd be able to add an unmarked police car and have them patrol the city with cops inside using the same method?
  19. Looks brilliant! Nicely done, will be sure to give it a spin.
  20. Yes! Finally, a marked Tahoe without 4,000 lights, dogs and other ridiculous extras. Lovin' it man, but is it possible to downsize the rims? I'm pretty sure the LAPD doesn't ride on 22's, haha. :)
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