CG Blaze

Dat McDermott though... I might be able to hook you up with a skin if I have time. Super accurate NYPD skins are a passion project for me. Hardest part would be finding the windshield font they used back then.

Hmm... So I updated BetterEMS today, along with everything else I run, and updated to RPH 0.45. Now BetterEMS tells me I have the wrong parkstools dependency. Any thoughts on why? Is it because of .45?

Getting really excited for this! Can't wait to see what this script is all about. Are you guys planning on implementing custom lighting for any of these cars? Also, it's a shame about the lore-friendly Humvee/Patriot. That's the one part of RDE I never liked - the real life military vehicles mixed in with the Staniers and the Grangers, etc.

Looks like a good start. I have to ask though, do you not have access to another Tahoe model? This one's rather dated...

Jokes aside, I'm pretty stoked for this. Patrols in the countryside can get very boring compared to the boatloads of callouts and events designed for the city...

I made a pack for IV waaaaay back in the day that's released on here. You could try to retrofit those if you'd like. Also, BradM just released a skin pack that has skins for Sandy Shores PD resembling NCPD...

Hello all, It has come to my attention today, after finally updating about 1,200 scripts and figuring out what else GTA V didn't like about my LSPDFR setup post Stunts update, that playing LSPDFR is beginning to get a little....messy. It seems that nowadays, every callout pack, and every script, has to have it's own in depth menu. This is ok. I'm all in favor of functionality. However, it's starting to get, in my opinion, out of control. I start GTA V..... I load up LSPDFR.... I respond to a callout.... the callout suggests I hit F8 to end the callout via a menu. I hit F8... Three overlapping menus pop up! I try to navigate through the muck to end what was a simple call, but oh no! Suddenly, I've sent out a code 99 and AI police are coming from every angle! My character model has changed to a hairless white guy in a different uniform, and I've placed a cone! Worst of all, the callout is STILL ONGOING! Shit. ...I realize I'm being a bit ridiculous, but I think this is an experience that at least a few of us have shared on some level or another, and I'm sure you know as well as I do how frustrating such an experience can be. Now I know what you're thinking: "Why don't you just change the keymappings?" Well, consider just how tedious that is to do - to go in and manually change the key bindings for every script, and then again every time they update. One fat-fingered-flub could derail the whole script, wasting more time. Not to mention the obvious fact that... I'm running out of keys! Now I'm not suggesting that we do away with menus altogether. I like the menus! Like I said, I'm pro-functionality! And if including a special menu for your script/callout(s) adds more depth then by all means, go for it! But realize, as time goes on, more and more of us are going to be releasing scripts/callouts, and that 100 or so keys on your keyboard is going to get very confusing and very limited on assignable space very quickly. So friends, I propose to you an idea... With most callouts and scripts playing nice and communicating with each other via custom API's, why couldn't we solve this inevitable problem by consolidating all of these menus/functions into one menu script? Call it "Unified Menu," or something. Instead of assigning wacky key combinations and trying to remember what's what, we would be able to access everything with one keystroke. Callouts and scripts would be plug and play via "Unified Menu's" API, and their own custom menus could be accessible by navigating left and right, not unlike how LSPDFR's default menus are set up. Now, I'll be honest with you, I've no experience with scripting whatsoever, so I'm not even sure if such a thing is possible. However, if it IS, I think this could make the world of LSPDFR a better, more user-friendly place. Hell, I'll take on the project myself if someone could hold my hand through it... Just imagine... Anyway, food for thought, guys. Discuss!