GTA Comes Alive has a random flat tyre feature.

@NotCrunchyTaco Well, it doesn't necessarily have to be a wanted level system in the literal sense. Maybe something that emulates it, for example if a ped successfully shoots a cop, a police heli spawns and follows/shoots the ped until he's dead. More and tougher police forces are spawned if the ped successfully kills X amount of cops, etc...

@NotCrunchyTaco Thank you, I appreciate it.

I always thought it was boring and unrealistic when a natural shootout occurs between police and a gang, if the gang win they get away with murder and no more police spawns to get them. Is it possible to make a script where peds get wanted stars too? For example if a ped shoots a cop he gets 3 stars wanted and a police helicopter spawns and chases him and more police come to the crime scene until the ped is eliminated.

@Akila_Reigns Weird, I've tried running only this script alone and I'm pretty sure it's the one causing performance problems. It's very noticeable for me. Can you try running the game without this script and see if you gain fps when driving. (You won't notice a difference right after the game loads, you have to drive around).

It's very noticeable when driving. Without the script: never drop under 60 fps. With script installed: always drops to 50 and 40 fps.
Can someone drive around with and without the script and tell me if there is a difference in fps?
https://www.gta5-mods.com/scripts/disarm

@Think_Tank Maybe OpenIV team can give it a shot too? You know, they already made a really good script for R* Editor.

In GTA IV there was an option to disable handbrake cam (so camera doesn't turn with the car when pulling handbrake)

Is it possible to add this back to V?

@krashadam said in [SCRIPT] Remove Rockstar Editor first person cam limitation:

first person is unrealistic

And that is exactly why I want to edit the camera. I don't want first person at all in my video, but if a clip is recorded when you're using first person cam, you can't edit cams later in the editor which I don't understand why.

Is it possible to get rid of this annoying restriction where you can't edit camera position when a clip (or part of it) is recorded in first person?