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OMG!! MOLE PEOPLE!!! lol. nice

you have to set the car to be able to carry guns in the editor. would probably be easier if you set all police officers to 'shooter' status so they would already pull guns. then youd also have to give them the commands they need.

no. for those, you must recalculate the light perspective. to do that, go to polygon mode and click on Select => Single and right click on ALL of the polygons on the bottom of the car. then press SPACEBAR to activate selected mode. then go to Modify => Submesh and click on the little box next to Detach. make sure that NO OPTIONS ARE CHECKED. then when detach is ON, press once on your model and press spacebar again to exit selected mode, and press Shift+D to deselect all polygons. go to Objects Mode and go to Normals => Calculate and click once on your model. the shadows should now be gone.

no. unless you got a language pack from someone and replaced all the files, itll be in german. however, hoppah has done a ton of translations already, and they should be in LAMod 1.6, and not all of the game is in german.

its there. what version of LAMod em3 do u have?

thx. well, its over and im out of my depression now. send me the skin of the fire boat when u can and ill uv map and put it ingame ASAP.

yes, but all downloaded/emailed things have missing/corrupted/trojan(etc.) files, so its pointless to download

ye, its only possible to have 1 water cannon on any vehicle (or object) for that matter btw, im going to have to put my mods on hold for a little bit cause some shit is happening in my life right now

i say Alienware lol be pretty damn sweet with their best one, the awesome Area-51 ALX: ALIENWARE which you can buy for as little as $4,699 (US) lol

how about a volcano mission like in the movie Volcano? lol at least it would be fun to have fireballs shooting around the city and sometimes smashing into fire trucks would be a pain in the ass to beat though (this is mroe of a joke suggestion) anyway, im gonna post about adding the LAFD mobile command center again. if u had a hugeass fire that never seems to go out (like most fires) you coudl sned it in and park it at the edge of the quarantine zone. you could be able to spawn all types of firemen, divers, emts etc there. it could transport 8 ppl, including a chief, and you could maybe call all vehicles (from fd, ems, pd, tec)from it? and maybe you could have an alarm system like a 1 alarm fire would be 3 pumps, a ladder, and the chief and an ems and pd depending on the situation. like on the fd station control panel, have alarm buttons, and it calls the units from the stations

train crash mission?: LOS ANGELES - Emergency crews found more victims early Saturday in the mangled wreckage of a commuter train that smashed head-on into a freight train, raising the death toll to 17 in the deadliest U.S. passenger train accident in 15 years. Distraught relatives and friends of passengers awaited word on their loved ones as rescue workers delicately dismantled a crushed Metrolink passenger car in search of victims. The search was expected to last into Sunday. "Clearly the injuries are going to mount and so are the fatalities," Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said. The cause of the Friday afternoon collision in suburban Chatsworth had not been determined. A total of 135 people were injured with at least 82 taken to hospitals, many in serious or critical condition, fire officials said. Worried relatives and friends gathered at nearby Chatsworth High School to wait for news, and the hallways occasionally erupted with sobbing as some learned that loved ones had died. Debra Nieves was concerned about her sister, Donna Remata, 49, who worked in downtown Los Angeles. "That was her train and she's not home," said Nieves, 41, of Long Beach. "But until I find out for sure that they found her, I'm not going to leave." The impact rammed the Metrolink engine backward into a passenger car, which rested on its side with the engine still inside it early Saturday, and accordioned the freight train cars. Two other Metrolink cars remained upright. Crews had to put out a fire under part of the train. During the night, the teams used hydraulic jacks to keep the passenger car from falling over and other specialized rescue equipment to gently tear apart the metal. Bulldozers were used to raise the commuter train's engine and timbers were slid beneath it as firefighters worked to free a body pinned under the engine. Fire Capt. Steve Ruda said the goal was to eliminate every piece of metal and gradually work into the passenger spaces of the double-decker rail car. "There's human beings in there and it's going to be painstaking to get them out," Ruda said. "They'll have to surgically remove them." His firefighters had never seen such carnage, he said. "It's the worst feeling in the world because you know what you're going to find," said fire Capt. Alex Arriola, who had crawled into the bottom of the smashed passenger car. "You have to put aside the fact that it's someone's husband, daughter or friend." Officials said there were 222 people on the Metrolink train and three Union Pacific employees aboard the freight train. Asked how the two trains ended up on the same track, Steven Kulm, a spokesman for the Federal Railroad Administration: "We are nowhere near having any information on that." Kulm said the federal investigation will be headed by the National Transportation Safety Board, while his agency will conduct a review of whether any federal rail safety regulations were violated. Union Pacific spokeswoman Zoe Richmond said it is common in California for freight and commuter trains to use one track. "You see it a lot in California where commuter trains share tracks with freight trains," Richmond said, adding she couldn't speculate about the cause of the crash. Leslie Burnstein saw the crash from her home and heard screams of agony as she ran through a haze of smoke toward the wreckage. She pulled victims out one by one. "It was horrendous," said Burnstein, a psychologist. "Blood was everywhere. ... I heard people yelling, screaming in pain, begging for help." Metrolink spokeswoman Denise Tyrrell said the Metrolink train left Union Station in downtown Los Angeles and was headed northwest to Moorpark in Ventura County. The trains collided at about 4:30 p.m. in the Chatsworth area of the San Fernando Valley, near a 500-foot-long tunnel underneath Stoney Point Park. On the north side of the tunnel, there is a siding, a length of track where one train can wait for another to pass, Tyrrell said. "I do not know what caused the wreck," said Tyrrell who broke down crying and was shaking. "Obviously two trains are not supposed to be on the same track at the same time." Until Friday, the worst disaster in Metrolink's history occurred on Jan. 26, 2005, in suburban Glendale when a man parked a gasoline-soaked SUV on railroad tracks. A Metrolink train struck the SUV and derailed, striking another Metrolink train traveling the other way, killing 11 people and injuring about 180 others. Juan Alvarez was convicted this year of murder for causing the crash. That was the worst U.S. rail tragedy since March 15, 1999, when an Amtrak train hit a truck and derailed near Bourbonnais, Ill., killing 11 people and injuring more than 100. The Sunset Limited was involved in the worst accident in Amtrak's 28-year history. On Sept. 22, 1993, 42 passengers and five crew members died when the train plunged off a trestle into a bayou near Mobile, Ala. The trestle had been damaged minutes earlier by a towboat.

hmm, its supposed to pour like shit for the next 3 days, so i guess going outside is out of the question (at least in gym)

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hmm, i bought my 13 (comes with a free month) month XBL gold subsciption card yesterday at Best Buy. still need to hook up the ethernet cable and get all that shit running (should be done on saturday) then i can use my CoD4 game of the year edition (it has a voucher) to get the new multi maps free, as well as download the Legendary Map Pack and Cold Storage for Halo3. i tried getting Mercenaries2 yesterday, but they were sold out. the guy said try again on thurs or sun. so im hoping ill get it on thurs (they also had the Merc2 guide, and i want that too lol)

OMG sunny! *ahh, natural light, get it off me!* ahem, lol. its blue with not a cloud in sight (but a lil cold) but really sunny

would be nice, but would never happen. IF sixteen tons releases another emergency(s) which i doubt, they cant really waste time and money incorporating those things into a new game. besides, mods are SUPPOSED to be completely fan made and incorporated, thats what makes them unique. only some mods (winterberg) are endorsed by 16 tons, but those are because they change everything

no biggie, but could you make the "halt" commands for the HAZMAT guy the full one instead of the temporary one? i mean, i could do it, but its no point in changing it every time a new version comes out (and multi). cause its really annoying during HAZMAT situations. 2. could there be a 'special' LAX fireman that wears a reskinned HAZMAT suit, but isnt a HAZMAT guy? again, i could do it, but its just a little realistic thing that i probably shouldnt even bother telling you about and waste your precious time

thanks EDIT: another small thing: can i use the standard police lightbar from the em3 lamod?

i think there should be an LACoFD engine. it would pretty much only require a reskinning of engine 1, with a little remodeling, but i would love it.

lol, but wtfs a 'burn'? lol

can i use Jack in the Limo?

lol, woud be (more) hilarious on a larger scale.

hell yeah!

omg that game sounds cool, me want

well, since that was in july, and that school has started i think it has anyway: OMG sun!