v1.1.0 to v1.6.0
Every Police Creator release between your installed version and the latest STABLE one.
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Every Police Creator release between your installed version and the latest STABLE one.
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Fleet vehicles can now be entered and stored properly, with automatic support for seven vehicle key resources. The admin panel is faster and every list folds away, the shipped garages were replaced with ones measured in game, and a new server starts with a fleet already parked. ESX servers also get two long-standing list and rank fixes.
Operations are now drawn and edited directly on the map instead of typed into a form, and dispatch gains a searchable Assign Unit that shows how far each officer is from the call, right-click menus on calls and officers, and a new per-grade permission letting supervisors move other people between callsigns. Three long-standing bugs are fixed along the way: officers showing as available while on a call, the tablet opening a default page on top of your open windows, and the heatmap crashing the whole MDT. The dispatch tablet also stops re-rendering itself every five seconds.
Paying a fine used to take the citizen's money and credit it nowhere; it now lands in the bank account of the job that wrote the ticket, through whichever banking script your server runs. Every date and every 'x minutes ago' in the tablet also follows the officer's language instead of staying English in all fifteen translations. A new admin page owns the money settings and can prove, with one button, that a deposit really arrives.
On a server with qs-textui, garage labels no longer freeze on screen after you walk away, and every other interaction prompt in the suite — shops, storage, evidence racks, fine desks, lockers, K9 kennels, dealers, placed props — now uses qs-textui instead of ox_lib's corner panel. Garage points cost noticeably less in resmon, officers get their keys again with qs-vehiclekeys, the citizen file lists every weapon a player owns, and fines paid on ESX reach the society account.
Quasar Matrix arrives: share and install department setups, penal codes, station locations, tablet themes, lightbar presets, award catalogues and radio plans with other servers, from Admin → Quasar Matrix. The server now checks the MDT module behind every citizen, licence, report, fine and evidence action, closing an SQL injection and several ways for any player to grant licences, write fines or change outfit lockers. Jobs can hide tablet blocks, manage only some licences and rename labels, shops, garages and dealers can require duty and licences, fined citizens are told, and the tablet prop, copy buttons, off-duty blips and CARNOTFOUND names are fixed.