Go ahead and select "Select & Continue" and move on to the vehicle selection! You can choose A LOT of different police vehicles from every different branch! Even including a HYDRA for the "Ultimate Highway Patrol!" Just a warning, I have not been able to be on duty successfully with any department other than the LSPD, so if I were you, I would stick with that and just head to the part of the map that you would like to police. Now it is time for the character creation! There are a lot of options, so play around with them until you find an officer that you would like to play as. You should see a cutscene and end up with a screen like this: Once there, head to the front door and press E when you get the prompt. Now, once you're in the game, open the map, and look for a police station icon like the one provided in the screenshot. If not, head to the troubleshooting section down below! If it is, you can continue on to the game. If it does, check the console to say that LSPD First Response is running.
To test if your LSPDFR works, start spamming F4 (I say spam, because it doesn't initialize right away) until a console pops up. Obviously, feel free to use this as a resource to learn from and improve your programming skills for RPH (credits appreciated, please see licence also if copying/using larger parts of the code).Finally! You've gone through and installed all the required things for LSPDFR! Time to play! They may make it into a release and, of course, you'll be credited appropriately. If you feel like it, please feel free to contribute by submitting a Pull Request. The code requires a large amount of refactoring and optimization work which I do not currently have the time for. Quite a lot of old code bad practice remains today. This project sprung into life just after I'd started learning C# and it originally started off as just a bit of toying around with ambient events. Quite simple, clone the repo, place the below dependencies into a new Traffic Policer/dependencies folder. Why I'm open sourcing some of my LSPDFR pluginsĪll donations are welcome and appreciated Code & building Originally released in 2015, this is the second plugin for LSPDFR I wrote.ĭownload page here (contains plenty of info on features)
Traffic Policer is a plugin for LSPDFR by Albo1125 with over one million downloads on.
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