nostalgcia

Hi there,

Currently, Hoppah has not been active within the EM4 modding scene for a decade, maybe even almost around that time frame.

Just to clarify: 
- EMS has 10 calls
- FD has 13 calls
- LEO has 20 calls
- Technical has 6 calls

Hi there.

The Los Angeles Modification made by Hoppah is installed differently compared to majority of modifications. 

So, here's a step-by-step tutorial: 
1. Open the Los Angeles Modification application. 
2. Continue the setup by pressing "OK".
3. Accept the license agreement 
4. Your folder pathway should look something like this:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\EMERGENCY 4 Deluxe

If you do not have EMERGENCY 4 Deluxe and have 911: First Responders instead, then replace the folder pathway to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\911: First Responders.

After that, it should be straight forward from there. If you have any questions, do let me know!

On 5/18/2023 at 1:30 AM, Artimus said:

I guess I didn't clear up what I was asking. I just wanted to know if there will be any other new vehicles added besides the ones that are already added or are still in progress. Ex: Any other new police or fire vehicles besides existing ones here.

There probably will be, it's just that the creators have been busy for the past few years due to IRL situations. C.F.D is a current college student and an individual with a full-time occupation while Goog has children & a wife to look after. 

15 hours ago, EmC-Unit said:

Better not

It's simply a private edit that's being showcased to the public with no intention to releasing it out to them.

Hey EM-C.

I'm reaching out to you regarding private edits inside Miami: Is it okay to showcase the private edits in pictures but not publicly release it?

On 3/27/2023 at 10:09 PM, explore_martin said:

Do anyone know what going on with the mod sorry if I come off wrong but it been a year just wanting to get some hop that it still being made and not forgot.

 

"First, no action has been taken to stop development." -C.F.D, November 8, 2022

It is still a work in progress for now until circumstances change.

Hiya. I've noticed a minor detail that may be missed within the LAFD EMS Captain vehicles, and that'd be a text on the windshield: "Los Angeles City Fire Department"

You can actually see it in this video roughly around 0:15.