You use RPH
If you use RAGE Plugin Hook (RPH), install both files from the download.
Break the 20 siren limit and the 255 ID limit in GTA V.
The SirenSetting Limit Adjuster raises several emergency lighting limits in GTA V, so more vehicle mods can run side by side without clashing.
The 128 total bone limit on a vehicle still applies, so very detailed models can reach that first.
sirens per vehicle
siren_glass limit now at 32
siren setting ID limit
Two small tools that show what the adjuster changes. They run in your browser and send nothing anywhere.
Enter the siren setting ID of each vehicle mod, one per line. Add a name after the ID if you like, for example 87 SAHP Buffalo.
This is a quick helper. The adjuster's own SirenSettings log is the final word.
If you use RAGE Plugin Hook (RPH), install both files from the download.
If you do not use RPH, you only need the ASI file.
If you switch between playing with and without RPH, install both files.
Folder locations and the latest steps are in the author's download and on the LCPDFR page. Follow those if they differ from this summary.
Most likely not. The adjuster mainly removes limits and conflicts. If your vehicles already used different IDs, you will not see a visible change. It helps when two vehicle mods share the same ID and end up with the same light setup.
Vehicles that do not use ELS get their emergency lighting from an entry in carcols.ymt, which is referenced by an ID number in carvariations.ymt. If two mods use the same ID, they get the same light setup. The default ID cap is 255, so clashes were easy to hit. The adjuster raises it to 65,535.
Open the SirenSettings log the adjuster creates and search for the word Conflict. Every clashing ID is listed there. You can also paste your IDs into the checker above.
This is a single-player GTA V mod. The author has said he is not sure whether it works on FiveM, and that it should work with FiveM-ready vehicles in normal single-player. It is not a FiveM server resource.
Some players reported these errors in the comments on LCPDFR, and no fix was confirmed in the thread. Check you installed the right files for your setup, and read the latest comments on the author's page. LCPDFR tags this mod for the legacy game version.
All credit for the mod goes to its author, cp702. This is an unofficial guide page. The file itself is downloaded from LCPDFR.com.