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  1. I've found it works best when you have 2 people there.  1 police to shoot the vehicle, and 1 person with an extinguisher to put it out right away.  Some mods you don't have long before the vehicle explodes, which can cause a bigger problem if you have a line of cars behind the stalled vehicle.

     

  2. Itchboy, THANK YOU for you and the couple of others who are continuing to work on EM4 mods!  Your continuing commitment (all of you working on mods) is great, and I personally would like to thank you all for keeping it alive!

     

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  3. Back when I was a member of my hometown VFD, we had what we called an Equipment Van.  This vehicle was used to bring additional FF to the scene, and carried things like our Jaws, extra SCBA, cribbing, our cascade air refill system, extra spine boards and medical supplies for multi-vehicle / mass casualty incidents, and when we got them the airbags for lifting / stabilizing vehicles etc.

    Originally was like an old bread van or tool van converted to our use.  But eventually we got a larger vehicle like an old Rescue rig.

    This unit would respond along with engine and ambulance for any MVA.  It also gave you extra scene lighting.

     

    Does that help?  If you limit your number of FF on the VFD engine, you can have a supplement vehicle like this for more FF.

     

  4. Way back when I started on my hometown Vol. FD, we had 2 tankers.  I found some old pics, they aren't the best, but these were the tankers (tenders) we were using then.

    Tanker 2 - Military surplus unit?

    Another pic of Tanker 2

    PARTIAL pic of Tanker 1

    Better Pic of Tanker 1

    if I remember, T2 was about 1500 gal, and T1 was about 2000 gal.

    Eventually we upgraded to a nice big tanker that if I remember was like 3500 gal.  I can't find a photo of that, but is like a larger version of the 1800 gal. one that TACRfan posted

     

     

  5. They may also respond if needed for specialty equipment.  WAY back in the day, when I was first a volunteer fire fighter, my little department had a cascade air fill system, and several neighbor departments did not.  So if they had a big call, we might be paged out to bring the cascade system to refill air packs.

    I'm sure some others can give examples of specialty equipment some departments have that others don't.

     

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  6. You could try some compatibility options in Windows.  The thing to remember is that E4/911FR is an OLD game, and not optimized for today's updated software & drivers.  I've seen this happen on other older games, eventually some to the point that they don't even recognize that there is a graphics card installed.

     

  7. There are several tutorials here in the forums, plus some on Youtube.  Reskinning is basically just editing the files in a graphics program like Photoshop, and is the most common way to start personalizing mods.

     

    Take a look at the tutorials, or use the search forums feature.  They are pretty good.  A while back I took my own shot at doing a reskin of LA Mod, but life got too busy to keep up with it.

     

  8. Double check that it didn't put another subfolder inside the extracted folder.  I've seen this happen sometimes depending on how it was packed.

    Example:  C:\Program Files (x86)\WizardWorks\911 - First Responders\Mods\MODNAME\MODNAME\...

     

    This could prevent them from listing since I think it is the em4mod.info file isn't where the program is looking for it.

     

     

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