Rich

Rage.Native.NativeFunction.Natives.TASK_TURN_PED_TO_FACE_ENTITY(Ped, Game.LocalPlayer.Character, -1); https://nativedb.dotindustries.dev/natives?search=TASK_TURN_PED_TO_FACE_ENTITY Functions.SetPedAsCop(ped);

Looking forward to seeing your progress making these. Good luck! Edit: Just saw this was for devs.

From the .ini:

Stop the Ped has a feature that modifies how AI vehicles behave when you crash into them. My police enhancements script allows vehicles to be disabled if they are successfully spun out.

That is a notification box, you can create your own using the function I mentioned above. If you want that specific notification in your picture, I think it might be Functions.DisplayPedId() from LSPDFR.

Perhaps you're talking about Game.DisplayNotification()

As far as I know, traffic stops can only be initiated at ELS stage 3. If you want to be able to do it at stage 1 or 2, you have to edit each car's ELS file by changing the value of <DfltSirenLtsActivateAtLstg>3</DfltSirenLtsActivateAtLstg> to 2 or 1. To make the car honk and turn its lights on to a specific ELS stage when you press the traffic stop key, I would recommend using a library that allows you to do simulate key presses. I use InputManager. I don't know if the StartPulloverOnParkedVehicle function will force a new traffic stop on a non-parked vehicle (I assume the name is specific for a reason). The other pullover/traffic stop related functions Matt recommended will not.

It really is. I'd offer my time, but I'm busy with my own projects at the moment.

You have to add the setting to the .ini yourself.

The current version was more or less rushed for release because of the recent GTA update. Manual install is not difficult, just drag and drop the files into your GTA directory. I'm sure an installer will accompany the next proper release. If you want to see patch notes for older version, look in the LSPDFR News & Updates sub-forum. You have not provided any notable examples of regression.

Look on GTA5-Mods.

Try lspdfr/data/inventory.xml

You could use a bool to check if the task has been assigned yet.

Process() is a loop. I would assume you're constantly assigning the task, so the suspect appears frozen.