LCPDFR Download 1.0c Update Guide

The latest version of LCPDFR, 1.0b, has made significant improvements to simplify controls and enhance the overall user experience. As an inactive updater, I've had time to revisit my own modded copy of GTA IV and appreciate the changes that have been made.

One notable change is the massive simplification of controls, making it easier for users to navigate the game. Additionally, the guide has been updated today to reflect these changes and address outdated information.

For those using a trainer, be aware that SNT only supports 10 liveries. To go beyond this limit, a different script is required. On the other hand, cars in traffic will randomly get one of the first five liveries if you have foo_sign_1, foo_sign_2, foo_sign_3, foo_sign_4, and foo_sign_5 installed. However, foo_sign_7 will only appear when manually assigned to a car.

The part that gives a car a random livery works up to 255 liveries, but beyond that, cars will not spawn without manual intervention. Although it's possible to manually set the livery higher, IV's memory limitations may become an issue at some point.

If you want certain liveries to only be spawned manually and not in traffic, simply create a gap in livery numbering. The guide also notes that LCPDFR 1.0c contains support for more than four liveries per vehicle.

When using the audio feature, holding down the key will reduce the volume, making it easier to hear in interior settings. Additionally, holding down LShift during checkpoint control setup allows for more accurate placement.

The 'CheckpointControlRotate' command is particularly useful when inspecting cars behind the one you want to arrest, preventing them from overtaking the car in front of them. To rotate a vehicle, hold down 'CheckpointControlRotate' or use the new 'Wave driver through' option to tell the selected driver to pass.

For those with questions regarding new features, refer to the hints below for more information.

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