Posts by Cj24

I'm currently on a modding hiatus, so there won't be any news in the near and possibly even the far future. I was planning to update the marked CVPI to support 32 sirens (requiring SirenSetting Limit Adjuster) and use the additional sirens to add (optional) mirror lights and lights on the rear deck. This has been on hold due to my hiatus, though all the existing lights have already been converted to separate sirens for SSLA and the new pattern showcased in the video above.

This 32 siren version of the marked CVPI is in a state that's likely ready for release, but won't be officially released until the additional lights have been added. However, as I have no idea when I find the time and motivation to get back to it, I've decided to release it as a prerelease version. It has the updated patterns and uses more than 20 sirens, therefore requiring SSLA for all lights to work properly, and it is otherwise identical to the last released version.

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2010 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor - Blaine County Sheriff's Office (BCSO)

A California-inspired non-ELS BCSO Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor with a Code 3 RX2700 lightbar.

Cj24

June 18, 2026 at 9:40 AM

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The latest DLC causes light setting ID conflicts with some commonly used IDs. It seems like that unlike previously believed, light setting IDs are limited to 255, with higher IDs overflowing. The latest DLC uses IDs above 180, this causes conflicts with IDs around 690-710, which are used for many police car mods.

The easiest workaround for the issue is to remove the lines for the mpsum2 and mpSum2_G9EC DLCs and newer DLCs from update.rpf/common/data/dlclist.xml.

Using higher IDs fixes the issue for now, however it is likely that the next DLCs could cause conflicts once again. At this point, the safest option is likely to either use IDs up to 255 (230-250 should be safe at this point) or ones that overflow to that range.

It'll be moved back.

Progress on the slicktop/unmarked CVPI is still ongoing, but I haven't had a lot of time for modding recently, so I don't have anything new to show yet.

However, I started making some adjustments to the patterns of the BCSO cars to make them a little bit more interesting:

As per our GTA V Development Resources Guidelines, all released development parts must follow basic quality standards for GTA V. Unfortunately, your model currently isn't a state that allows using it in-game without further edits. I have moved your thread to the 3D Modeling category so you can get additional feedback if necessary.

As already mentioned above, your model does not have proper normals. In addition, it is incredibly high poly for such a small part.

Also, unrelated to modeling: Texture resolutions for GTA must be a power of 2 and it is recommended that textures are square (for example 256px * 256px or 1024px * 1024px). Rectangular textures are also possible, as long as both the width and height are a power of 2 (for example 256px * 512px).

Rockstar Games has admitted that the footage is real and was accessed through a hack: https://twitter.com/RockstarGames/status/1571849091860029455

Take Two is taking down many of the videos, therefore proving that they are real, as otherwise they wouldn't be able to claim a copyright violation.

There has been a leak of a lot of footage of a development build of GTA 6 on GTAForums:

https://gtaforums.com/topic/985481-g…-footagevideos/ Edit: The thread on GTAForums has been deleted.

You can find those videos on YouTube. Edit: however many of them are being taken down by Take Two.

It looks very legit at this point, it looks like the RAGE engine and even include voice lines, which makes a fake very unlikely in my opinion. Many assets are clearly taken from V, though these are possibly placeholders.

This also confirms the previously leak about being based in Florida (Vice City) and having a male and female protagonist.

The color of the wheels in ZModeler doesn't necessarily reflect what it looks like in-game, as long as the material is set up properly. Checkered textures are missing textures, you can filter them in the texture browser and replace them with the correct texture. However, it is only required to add the correct textures in the .ytd files, the appearance in ZModeler does not matter as long as the name is correct.

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Texture archives compress textures to decrease required disc space. Memory usage is based on the unpacked textures outside of the .ytd files. If you get anywhere close to these file sizes, the vehicle is massively unoptimized. Depending on whether the model or the textures are at fault, you will need to lower the polygon count or compress textures properly and decrease their resolution.

First pictures of the Code 3 Supervisor:

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