The ONE 3000 plate reader and uniforms that go on in game

The ONE 3000 plate reader

Police on duty now have a plate reader and radar in their car. It reads the plate and speed of the car in front and behind, and the lanes either side. It also checks every plate against the CAD as you drive.

• Type /alpr to open the remote and control everything with buttons: power, lock front or rear, run a plate, make a call, fast limit, volume, lanes and position.
• A stolen car, BOLO, warrant or expired papers beeps, flashes red and shows the owner. Dispatch and your department see it in the CAD too.
• Shows target, fastest and patrol speeds, with same or opposite direction and whether the gap is closing.
• Run a plate for the car, owner, registration and insurance without opening the tablet. It's logged like any CAD lookup.
• Turns on by itself when you get into an emergency vehicle. You can switch that off under Cameras → Settings.
• Set your own keys for it in GTA's key bindings, and drag it anywhere on your screen.

Plate history

Cameras now keeps where the plate readers saw each player's car, so you can search where a plate has been. It's kept for 7 days to start with; you can choose up to 90 days, or turn it off.

Uniforms you can wear

Uniforms now carry the actual clothes, not just a name.

• Fleet managers dress in the uniform in game and type /uniformsave, or enter the clothing numbers on the uniform's page.
• Members type /uniform to put on any uniform they've been given, and can change back into their own clothes from the same menu.
• Optionally, players put their uniform on when they go on duty and change back when they go off duty.

To get the in-game features, update the LonexOne FiveM resource to version 0.5.1 from Keymaster and restart it.

The plate reader needs the Cameras module.