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This is now available in today's LSPDFR update. Due to a build problem, the agency.xml included is not ideal for full immersion. This will be shortly fixed, but the corrected agency.xml is included here. Place into ./lspdfr/data/agency.xml. Make sure to use the new LSPDFR.ini or set Main.WorkaroundDLCVehicles = true in your existing LSPDFR.ini. agency.xml Edit: Correct agency.xml is bundled in lspdfr_049_8757_Manual_Install_2.zip and lspdfr_049_8757_setup_2.exe.

If it's the same issue as the above user, 'the page isn't responding' feel free to send the video to me in a PM.

No, the mods folder is OpenIV's weird way of overlaying R* game files. LSPDFR isn't a game file, so you wouldn't be able to do that.

Hello ghs22, I previously mentioned there is no way that we could be doing that would disconnect your Internet. This would either be a system, router or ISP issue. There is no mechanism we have to do this. If your download in progress has failed on your side, our system may continue to believe you're downloading files until this times out on our end, which could be anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours.

Sadly fixing this requires more reverse engineering experience than I could lend on a forum post. Basically, how vehicle information was stored in memory was shifted in the latest update. To fix it, you'd have to identify what was changed, and the new offsets in memory by analysing functions that change and manipulate the things the mod does. There's a few ways people do this: extensive trial and error, debugging, memory patterns available online or hoping people who have done this effort have shared their discoveries online. Here's the extensive work the author did for their old patterns: https://github.com/ikt32/GTAVManualTransmission/blob/master/Gears/Memory/VehicleExtensions.cpp These structures are internally used and set by the GTA5 executable, looking around data in OpenIV or mods folders generally won't help. You'd need to reverse engineer the binary and figure out where these things are happening in memory. If you want to learn reverse engineering, I wouldn't say GTA5 is a good start. There's numerous tutorials online but GTA5 is a whole other game when it comes to reverse engineering because of the complexity of debugging and other DRM related hurdles. This probably isn't the response you're looking for, but it is what it is. If it was simple the author would probably have just done it themselves.

There's a lot of changes to vehicle structures in the latest update, but I wouldn't have thought these would make it impossible for that mod to be fixed to work on the latest patch. LSPDFR and RPH also had to account for and fix vehicle specific structures/memory offsets in the most recent update. The plugin seems to be open source though, hopefully someone with the time and expertise could help them out with it.

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The outfits must be added to the agency you want to use them with.

Should be like any other vehicle, define in loadout, e.g. <Vehicle>mydlcvehicle</Vehicle>

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You need to also add any custom agency you define to duty_selection.xml if you want to be able to go on duty as that agency.

I've not seen or experienced that issue myself.

You need to update LSPDFR to the latest version. You aren't using the latest. [12/22/2023 5:58:38 PM.313] LSPD First Response: [TRACE] *** This version of LSPDFR is outdated. If the user is requesting support, request they update to the latest LSPDFR version. *** [12/22/2023 5:58:38 PM.313] LSPD First Response: [TRACE] This version: 0.4.8678.25591, Version available on server: 0.4.8748.23994 As for police uniforms being broken, you may not have installed EUP correctly.

i7 is quite broad, any advice would be based on what specific i7 it is.

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Some of this is mentioned in our Wiki, for example for ID/drawable/texture of Component in Outfit Variations see: If you're just wanting to add a non-MP/non-DLC ped, you can usually just add them to the Agency XML without an outfit:

If your Internet disconnects, that's probably an issue with your service or system. We wouldn't have the authority or capability to do that.

I completely agree! The attention to detail for the law enforcement aspects leaves me excited to play with it - I wonder if GTA VI will have a police mode by default - would be interesting!

Hmm, this doesn't seem like Discussion, Hype or Speculation around GTA 6 to me? Moved to LSPDFR Support.

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Yes, although a workaround for this has not been relevant to exist in LSPDFR until now.

It's likely LSPDFR will enter maintenance mode and receive less updates, just like LCPDFR. Although it really depends on how "alive" the GTA V modding scene remains after GTA VI is released. It's our intention that there will be a new version of the First Response series for GTA6. As for plans, considering there's not even a release date for GTA6 PC, it's hard for there to be anything solid on our side at the moment.

We should use 429 however, for legacy reasons, this will not be possible at this time. There is a note on the API page as to why this will not work for every file, basically a reprocessing has to happen for older files, this hasn't been done yet, but when it's done I'll update this thread.