CMCC626

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The deepest bowels of the internet lol They probably have our credit card numbers there too... Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

Are they being sold on sites that sell general 3d models or on sites catering to emergency 4? I will look at doing a low poly version of each. Thanks for the feedback! Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

Here is a 72" Whelen Freedom light bar, it has 10 front modules and no rear modules. Freedom72.zip

CMCC626's Model Repository Welcome! I'm starting this thread as a place to post some models that I have been making recently. The goal of this thread is to simply share some things as they don't do anyone any good sitting on my hard drive. So with that being the case, anything I post under this thread falls under a Creative Commons license; that means that some rights are reserved. So, you can distribute these models in any mod you create, simply credit CMCC626 in your read me, but you cannot sell these models for money (they probably aren't good enough for that anyways). If you feel the need to post them on another site, that's fine, just please credit me and leave the original readme in the archive file. Be sure to check back regularly or follow this thread for updates! First up is a Whelen Edge 9000 / Whelen Freedom Edge light bar, 18 inch length. Freedom18.zip

Part Google or Bing image searches, part pulling off other trucks, and part applying material to where it should go. Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

Content Update: E-One Typhoon Cab Attached you will find an E-One Typhoon cab model. It doesn't have lights, mirrors or a body, and you'll have to skin it but hey, if you're looking in this thread you should know what you're doing... As always please make a note in your mod's read-me file crediting either SOCOM552 or CMCC626 (need to probably merge my accounts...) Enjoy! E One Typhoon.zip

For those who want to know how the skin is laid out I'll attach a very low quality version as a guide.

E-One Quest Pumper by SOCOM552/CMCC626 Please include my name in your credits or read-me file if publicly released. Originally created for the Jackson County Fire Mod. Feel free to chop it up and turn it into whatever you want, just credit me if you upload a new variant. You'll have to add your own lighting, hoses and mirrors, I've also only included a template rather than a completed skin, it is a development resource after all! Enjoy! E One Quest.zip

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I pulled this straight out of Bieberfelde so 100% of the credit on this one goes to them, however if you put this script in your game and assign the command GenRD to a person, when you click the button a random EMS call happens. Essentially your game finds a random Ped and basically kills them... Again, I didn't come up with this, I just dug through what they had because I remember there being a menu where you could spawn all sorts of calls. And I'm pretty sure they wouldn't want anyone to publish this into their mod without permission/crediting at the very least. Pretty cool script though! object GenRD : CommandScript//Zufälliger RD einsatz { GenRD() { SetIcon("heal"); SetRestrictions(RESTRICT_SELFEXECUTE); } bool CheckTarget(GameObject *Caller, Actor *Target, int linie) { return Caller->GetID()==Target->GetID(); } void PushActions(GameObject *Caller, Actor *Target, int ChildID) { System::Log("GenRD"); if(Mission::GetCounter("Injured Persons")<11){ PersonList pl(ROLE_CIVILIAN); Person opfer; int oid=Math::rand()%(pl.GetNumPersons()*2/3); for(int i=0;i<pl.GetNumPersons()&&oid>-1;i++){ if(!pl.GetPerson(i)->IsDead()&&!pl.GetPerson(i)->IsInjured()&&pl.GetPerson(i)->IsInsideMap()){ if(oid==0){opfer=Person(pl.GetPerson(i));oid--; }else oid--; } } int id=-1; int zu=Math::rand()%6; switch(zu){ case 0: Mission::PlayComment("ID_SUPERV_EVENT21"); id=Game::ShowEvent("ID_FREEPLAY_EVENT_HEARTATTACK", opfer.GetPosition()); break; case 1: Mission::PlayComment("ID_SUPERV_EVENT17"); id=Game::ShowEvent("ID_FREEPLAY_EVENT_FALL", opfer.GetPosition()); break; case 2: Mission::PlayComment("ID_SUPERV_EVENT19"); id=Game::ShowEvent("ID_FREEPLAY_EVENT_CIRCULATORY_COLLAPSE", opfer.GetPosition()); break; case 3: Mission::PlayComment("ID_SUPERV_EVENT20"); id=Game::ShowEvent("ID_FREEPLAY_EVENT_FOOD_POISONING", opfer.GetPosition()); break; case 4: Mission::PlayComment("ID_SUPERV_EVENT18"); id=Game::ShowEvent("ID_FREEPLAY_EVENT_SHOCK", opfer.GetPosition()); break; case 5: Mission::PlayComment("ID_SUPERV_EVENT22"); id=Game::ShowEvent("ID_FREEPLAY_EVENT_STROKE", opfer.GetPosition()); break; } char nam[10];snprintf(nam,10,"%i",id); Person on=Game::CreatePerson(opfer.GetPrototypeFileName(),nam); on.SetEnteredHouseID(opfer.GetEnteredHouseID()); on.SetPosition(opfer.GetPosition()); opfer.PushActionDeleteOwner(ACTION_NEWLIST); on.AssignCommand("GenRD"); on.Injure(INJUREREASON_UNKNOWN, false); on.SetLife(Math::rand()%900+100); on.SetInjuredLifeDrain(Math::rand()%4); } } };

Hi all, I am essentially working with a modified version of the LA Battalion Chief script, and the problem that I am having is that the game spawns the vehicle and sends it to the command position, however the game is failing to spawn the crews and thus the vehicles are basically useless. The log file states: |Loading Model mod:Models\Vehicles\02MutualAidFire\Union City E113\E1.v3o |[VNUM=1.43] |Model contains 41258 vertices, 14510 polygons, 0 bones, 0 muscleanimframes |Loading Model mod:Models\Vehicles\02MutualAidFire\Union City E113\ENGINE1_door01.v3o |[VNUM=1.43] |Model contains 84 vertices, 28 polygons, 0 bones, 0 muscleanimframes ?Prototype not found: ?Prototype not found: ?Prototype not found: ?Prototype not found: Where it says ?Prototype not found: should be the 4 firefighters that I want the game to spawn. On another note, when I dispatch a patrol car via the same method it spawns with a crew, and so do tech vehicles; though EMS is also failing to spawn with a crew. Any thoughts? I've included a code snippit below. Vehicle s; Person p21; Person p22; Person p23; Person p24; s = Game::CreateVehicle(OBJ_E113, UNNAMED); //Engine 113 p21 = Game::CreatePerson(PROTO_FF, UNNAMED); p22 = Game::CreatePerson(PROTO_FF_SCBA, UNNAMED); p23 = Game::CreatePerson(PROTO_FF_SCBA, UNNAMED); p24 = Game::CreatePerson(PROTO_FF_SCBA, UNNAMED); s.SetPlayerMP(Caller->GetPlayerMP()); p21.SetPlayerMP(Caller->GetPlayerMP()); p22.SetPlayerMP(Caller->GetPlayerMP()); p23.SetPlayerMP(Caller->GetPlayerMP()); p24.SetPlayerMP(Caller->GetPlayerMP()); p21.SetUpgradeLevel(3); p22.SetUpgradeLevel(3); p23.SetUpgradeLevel(3); p24.SetUpgradeLevel(3); s.SetSpeed(10.0f); s.SetMaxPassengers(6); s.SetMaxTransports(0); s.AddPassenger(&p21); s.AddPassenger(&p22); s.AddPassenger(&p23); s.AddPassenger(&p24); s.SetPosition(Spawn); s.UpdatePlacement(); s.Hide(); s.PushActionTurnTo(ACTION_NEWLIST, Rotate); s.PushActionWait(ACTION_APPEND, 27.5f); Mission::PlayHint(HINT_UNIONCITYE113); s.PushActionShowHide(ACTION_APPEND, false); s.PushActionMove(ACTION_APPEND, CmdPos); if (Game::IsMission()) s.RemoveCommand("VcmdToFireStation"); if (!s.HasCommand(DUMMY_HASSIREN) && s.HasCommand(CMD_AUTOSIREN_OFF) && !Input::LShiftPressed() && !Input::RShiftPressed()) Game::ExecuteCommand(CMD_SIREN, &s, &s); } };

Dive into the code on Bieberfelde or Winterberg, they set it up with custom mission that didn't look like they'd be too difficult to implement. But they aren't the deluxe missions. Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

You'd put the vehicles in the models folder of your mod, and with those (pretty sure I am thinking of the right files) you'd have to make your own protos & everything to use them. Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

Hoppahs engines from LA Mod can be made to look like E-Ones pretty easily Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

Which ARFF vehicle mod? Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

https://winterberg.wiki-mod.de/index.php?title=Taikapalo/Maps This lists the maps that are distributed with the mod, you can change the map you play on with the configurator. To download the mod just fetch the mod file on this forum, unpack it into your mods, then download the updater from this page https://winterberg.wiki-mod.de/index.php?title=Tools and point it at the mod file you unpacked, it should download the mod current version of the mod (assuming it still works). Then you can down the configurator and run that to change any settings you want (point it to your game directory and it will find the mod). You can also download the FMS tool and point it to your log file and put it on a second screen if you have one to see a live feed of what each units status is. There are pretty good guides on youtube as to how things work and how to get it up and running.

What mod and what vehicles? Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

Zmodeler is the program used to bring 3D models into the emergency 4 environment, it's not very user friendly in my opinion (at least not compared to other 3D modeling programs out there). It's also the program of choice to UV map a skin file onto a 3D model, again, not very fun or user friendly. So unless you want a generic reskin of a mod you have to use Zmodeler and you have to be decently well versed in how to use it.

There are a good number of other maps out there, but they would be a pain to plug into any mods beside the ones they were designed for. Try out the newest version of Winterberg and launch it with the configurator as it will allow you to pick from a handful of maps. Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

I almost want to say the blue was a little darker on the BC (Battalion 2) unit I drove past the other day, but I couldn't say for sure... Like a blue-indigo color... Almost purple but still blue, maybe it was just the way the sun caught it. Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

You mean ready to go maps for la mod based mods? Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

Is your question about the process of doing a map swap? If so it all depends on what (if any) mod you want to do it for. Some are easier, some would be more or less impossible. Essentially you are looking at making significant map edits, including placing entry points, routes, calls, virtual objects, objects and possibly the vehicles depending on how the mod is scripted. Then you'd likely have to coordinate all of your changes into any applicable scripts, anywhere from 2 to over 10 scripts. It would take countless hours for even someone who knew how to do it, and it would still probably be buggy as all get out. I ported a private mod to the EM3 map from Winterberg, got everything more or less working and it was insanely buggy (of course it's pretty buggy in Winterberg too). Bottom line is that it would be easier to swap units than maps in my opinion. Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

Good job, I hate their color scheme lol Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk

The last time I played a Harbor City MP mission "how it's supposed to be played" (or so I was told...) we were bunking up individual firefighters and what not for every call. It was meticulous and painstaking. To keep this intended gameplay style would require one heck of a script, I doubt you'll see a feature like this added unless someone from the community makes it themselves and shares it, which I would say is unlikely. Sent from my E6830 using Tapatalk