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#285670 Emergency 5: worse than I thought.
Posted by
on 02 December 2014 - 09:39 PM
#308964 Important change
Posted by
on 15 January 2016 - 10:13 PM
Yes, I have been waiting for a while ( 2 weeks ) for my account to be validated! Let's hope this will solve the issue.
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#306037 Crashing in lots of mods in game
Posted by
on 11 October 2015 - 05:55 PM
For mods that are in a .rar file, you did it correct for installing it, you ONLY use the modinstaller included in the EM4 Directory if the mod is a .em4mod filetype, as that's the reason it was made. I would recommend to make sure your current drivers, here is for your GPU if you have AMD/ATI processing unit, http://support.amd.com/en-us/download. You have a octa-core processor, not a quad-core 
but here's a link for your intel CPU to be updated, incase you haven't, http://www.intel.com...support/detect. Beyond others, I'l leave the files to be read by someone who can understand them more than me, as I can only read driver information 
.
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#305411 Mod Installer Issues
Posted by
on 27 September 2015 - 02:04 AM
Assuming you mean your modinstaller is giving that it's installed improperly, probably because you have 911:FR from Amazon or something, I'll include a fix in the spoiler below, due to the amount of lines so that it saves someone time to reply. BUT keep in mind, this isn't a definite issue, as I have had my installer fix for awhile now, but since it's saying all those are corrupted, I sense it's the installer/your EM4 itself
Spoiler
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#299024 Los Angeles Mod Vehicle Set [WIP]
Posted by
on 15 June 2015 - 05:31 AM
More pics. No, this doesnt change anything of what I said. Its to set an example of what can be done if one puts their heart and soul into vehicles and takes the necessary effort and time to learn skills beyond skinning.
Original model by Hoppah, heavilly reworked by me. Skin by Reaper, lights by Flnn Rescue and me.
Dodge Ram model by Ubisoft, reworked to Em4 by me. Rear part by Hoppah with major edits by me. Skin by EmergencyFan6299. Lightbar is mine. Lights also done by me.
Original model by Hoppah, heavilly reworked by me. Skin by Reaper, lights by Flnn Rescue and me. Assistance provided by MikeyPI.
And that is how you credit. And to think, these aren't even gonna be released.
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#292437 [HOLD] New York City Modification v2.0
Posted by
on 16 February 2015 - 10:44 PM
47 different police vehicles!!!!! Can't wait to play this mod.
Unmarked Crown Vics in every color you can imagine. From gay purple, puke green to picachu yellow.
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#273651 Sixteen Tons Entertainment launches new Facebook page!
Posted by
on 19 June 2014 - 07:13 PM
Dear Community,
Sixteen Tons Entertainment launched their new "Emergency" Facebook page. There's not a lot of info on the page yet but we expect it to be filled with more info's soon.
take a look yourself:
https://www.facebook...orldofemergency
Regards,
Stan
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#271002 Problem uninstalling game
Posted by
on 18 May 2014 - 01:59 AM
it means that your game is not complete/installing correctly, if that is the case then your issues with wherever you got it from warrant them replacing it.
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#270975 Help with model
Posted by
on 18 May 2014 - 01:08 AM
Here you go, seperate model and texture. Can be added/assigned to the model easily.
bumper.rar 1.35MB
167 downloads
model by MikeyPI
texture by Hoppah
Make sure to credit original authors of models when posting pictures and more importantly, when you're releasing your modification.
Yours sincerely,
Hoppah
EMP Staff
Special Needs Department
bumper.rar 1.35MB
167 downloadsmodel by MikeyPI
texture by Hoppah
Make sure to credit original authors of models when posting pictures and more importantly, when you're releasing your modification.
Yours sincerely,
Hoppah
EMP Staff
Special Needs Department
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#269650 [Mod's] [First Post] Me as a WIP tester.
Posted by
on 27 April 2014 - 05:20 PM
M4 or G36's, we're a nato lot.
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#261861 [WIP] Manhattan Modification [The Upper East Side] *New Video*
Posted by
on 12 November 2013 - 01:28 AM
Thanks for picking this up in a professional way. I appreciate it. I kinda agree with you Dyson, it does seem it was blown out of proportion, but I was dead serious in my post as well. I wasn't angry to begin with, just a little disappointed. The only thing I wanted, was to resolve this in a professional way and I'm glad to see this has been sorted out so fast. The first reactions from users after my big post weren't thát immature, but written emotions due to the tone in my big post. I didn't turn evil, although the post may have sounded like that. As an admin of this forum, I'm kinda obliged to make sure people follow the terms of Emergency-Planet and the law on this forum, so after finding this out I had to do something about it. If I wouldn't, Emergency-Planet would've lost some credibility as a reliable place for mod-creators to meet, no matter what kind of intentions distributers have. When copyright protected work is released, it has to be credited.
@ rafaelmfernandez: the readme looks good. That's about the way I was hoping it would look like.
The mod will be a bit smaller of course, but those models were only a fraction of the models in the entire mod, so it won't be alot probably.
Keep up the good work.
Hoppah
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#254219 US Army Mod 0.6 [RELEASED]
Posted by
on 18 June 2013 - 10:00 PM
Was it just me that blew up the whole city when i got the Abraham?
M1 Abrams, not the biblical figure Abraham.
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#251068 Rockport Modification [V2 W.I.P.]
Posted by
on 22 April 2013 - 09:06 PM
Interesting concept. It's as if Dodge rebadged an euro station wagon and had the nerve to call it the Magnum.
You might want to redo that rear euro license plate if it's used in Canada, though.
You might want to redo that rear euro license plate if it's used in Canada, though.
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#244049 Mass Elementry School Shooting, CT
Posted by
on 14 December 2012 - 11:25 PM
"A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
-Second Amendment to the United States Constitution.
The security of a free state. Well that makes a lot of sense today, doesn't it...
I know I'm going to make a lot of enemies right now, a lot of you will think that it's "not the time" and "too soon" to ask, but the thing is, every time a tragedy like this one - I'm not sure "like this one" is the right wording here because this is beyond everything we've seen so far - but every time it does, everyone immediately says "not now, it's time to grieve". But once the grieving is over, the debate never really resurfaces... not until the next tragedy, when it reappears and is almost immediately set aside, in an absurd vicious circle. I'm sorry if I am going to offend you, and I suggest that you stop reading now if you really want to avoid the topic of gun control.
So I'm Canadian. You can obtain firearms here in Canada, but the types which you can obtain are much more limited, and you have to go through a lot of bureaucratic hoops - including background checks and inquiries with your relatives - before you can obtain one. There are also strict rules on how you must store your guns, use them and transport them. In the end, hunters can still hunt, and you can even go to the gun range for target practice. Technically, you can even own a gun for "protection" at home (just not carry it in public), as long as you comply to ownership and storage laws. The first thing every gun rights advocate says on the issue of gun control is that "if I don't have the right to own a gun, the criminals will still obtain one illegally and have the upper hand". We have criminals here too. And yes, they do obtain firearms through illegal means. But, strangely enough, murders, shootings and home invasions are still rare occurrences here, and even more so outside of criminal VS criminal crimes. Hell, big cities like Montreal and Toronto get yearly homicide rates that don't even come close to weekly rates in the largest US cities. Very few people here own guns (even if they could), yet everyone still feels much safer. Why? It's not really a question of rights as much as a question of culture.
The most serious problem is America's gun culture. Think of American symbols, and guns probably won't be far down the list after the star-spangled banner, bald eagles and cowboy hats. It's time that the political powers that be reflect on this problem and stop listening to the nutjobs who use phrases such as "from my cold dead hands". The problem is about being able to obtain a gun as easily as you can obtain a fishing rod. The problem is about thinking of your gun as an extension of your manhood. The problem is thinking you, your family and your property will be safer from outside threats as long as you own a gun (and will be proportionally safer according to the number of guns you own). The problem to view shooting guns as a fun hobby for the whole family, even bringing your kids to the gun range or in the backwoods to fire a pistol or a military-grade machine gun. The problem is thinking that waving a gun will magically solve any problem - that bringing a gun to a knife fight, fist fight, word fight, will immediately resolve the issue and make you a winner. The problem is to be overzealous in exercising your right to carry a gun by walking around in broad daylight with a machine gun and telling a police officer that he's violating your open carry rights when he's asking what you're doing - then posting the video on Youtube and praising yourself as a civil rights advocate against the evil police state/Obama/ATF/U.N. conspiracy.
The problem is about thinking of your gun as an irrevokable right given by your forefathers, who needed to keep muskets to repel the assaults of the British, and who probably would have had second thoughts if they knew that one day, firearms that can fire hundreds of rounds per minute could be bought by Joe Everyman, and then used to walk in a school, or a mall, or an office, or a movie theater, or a church, and shoot everything that moves.
27 people died today. Of those, 20 were innocent children. This is beyond horror. Yet it's just another shooting in America this year. I just hope that these poor souls didn't go to heaven in vain. And that their families aren't mourning such unacceptable losses in vain, either. It would be an insult to their memories NOT to think - right now - about how America's gun culture is a serious problem that exposes a lot of innocent lives to another such tragedy that could happen anytime.
R.I.P.
-Second Amendment to the United States Constitution.
The security of a free state. Well that makes a lot of sense today, doesn't it...
I know I'm going to make a lot of enemies right now, a lot of you will think that it's "not the time" and "too soon" to ask, but the thing is, every time a tragedy like this one - I'm not sure "like this one" is the right wording here because this is beyond everything we've seen so far - but every time it does, everyone immediately says "not now, it's time to grieve". But once the grieving is over, the debate never really resurfaces... not until the next tragedy, when it reappears and is almost immediately set aside, in an absurd vicious circle. I'm sorry if I am going to offend you, and I suggest that you stop reading now if you really want to avoid the topic of gun control.
So I'm Canadian. You can obtain firearms here in Canada, but the types which you can obtain are much more limited, and you have to go through a lot of bureaucratic hoops - including background checks and inquiries with your relatives - before you can obtain one. There are also strict rules on how you must store your guns, use them and transport them. In the end, hunters can still hunt, and you can even go to the gun range for target practice. Technically, you can even own a gun for "protection" at home (just not carry it in public), as long as you comply to ownership and storage laws. The first thing every gun rights advocate says on the issue of gun control is that "if I don't have the right to own a gun, the criminals will still obtain one illegally and have the upper hand". We have criminals here too. And yes, they do obtain firearms through illegal means. But, strangely enough, murders, shootings and home invasions are still rare occurrences here, and even more so outside of criminal VS criminal crimes. Hell, big cities like Montreal and Toronto get yearly homicide rates that don't even come close to weekly rates in the largest US cities. Very few people here own guns (even if they could), yet everyone still feels much safer. Why? It's not really a question of rights as much as a question of culture.
The most serious problem is America's gun culture. Think of American symbols, and guns probably won't be far down the list after the star-spangled banner, bald eagles and cowboy hats. It's time that the political powers that be reflect on this problem and stop listening to the nutjobs who use phrases such as "from my cold dead hands". The problem is about being able to obtain a gun as easily as you can obtain a fishing rod. The problem is about thinking of your gun as an extension of your manhood. The problem is thinking you, your family and your property will be safer from outside threats as long as you own a gun (and will be proportionally safer according to the number of guns you own). The problem to view shooting guns as a fun hobby for the whole family, even bringing your kids to the gun range or in the backwoods to fire a pistol or a military-grade machine gun. The problem is thinking that waving a gun will magically solve any problem - that bringing a gun to a knife fight, fist fight, word fight, will immediately resolve the issue and make you a winner. The problem is to be overzealous in exercising your right to carry a gun by walking around in broad daylight with a machine gun and telling a police officer that he's violating your open carry rights when he's asking what you're doing - then posting the video on Youtube and praising yourself as a civil rights advocate against the evil police state/Obama/ATF/U.N. conspiracy.
The problem is about thinking of your gun as an irrevokable right given by your forefathers, who needed to keep muskets to repel the assaults of the British, and who probably would have had second thoughts if they knew that one day, firearms that can fire hundreds of rounds per minute could be bought by Joe Everyman, and then used to walk in a school, or a mall, or an office, or a movie theater, or a church, and shoot everything that moves.
27 people died today. Of those, 20 were innocent children. This is beyond horror. Yet it's just another shooting in America this year. I just hope that these poor souls didn't go to heaven in vain. And that their families aren't mourning such unacceptable losses in vain, either. It would be an insult to their memories NOT to think - right now - about how America's gun culture is a serious problem that exposes a lot of innocent lives to another such tragedy that could happen anytime.
R.I.P.
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#167178 Maintenance and error
Posted by
on 17 July 2010 - 04:00 PM
Yep, eggcarton is right on. However, if its set up anything like the rep system vB uses, you can set up the system so you have to spread it around, like you can only + or - 1 post of mine, for example, and then you have to + or - say for example, 5 other people before you can + or - another one of my posts again, so that might be something for stan to consider/look in to.
I think the thanks buttons a good idea though.
I think the thanks buttons a good idea though.
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#298524 Los Angeles Mod Vehicle Set [WIP]
Posted by
on 08 June 2015 - 05:27 PM
Look forward to the whelen liberty!!!
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