Hello
I have a problem with the mod, when I start the dialog before the mission the game stops and the dialog does not play.
I need help

Hi Blisst_22, can I ask what language your game is in? If it's anything other than English, you probably need to use the mod along side International Support.

Thanks,
Josh

Update!

Today is the 2 year anniversary of Cops: in Springfield's release (oh god it's been 2 years already). So, to celebrate(?), here's another update! While nowhere near as big as the last update, there's still quite a lot of notable improvements in this one.

Changelog:

• General
  
  • Made the mod decompilable (at last- I'd been meaning to do this since before 1.1 came out).
  • Updated some names in the mod's description and in the credits.
  • Updated the scrapbook image for "Wiggum - PI" to match the model in-game.
  • Updated the design of the medals.
  • Reverted most of the upscaled "HD" HUD elements back to their original sprites.
    
    • This was a bit of a tough decision to make, but I decided to do this as I felt a number of the HD sprites were pretty poorly made, and they stuck out quite a lot against the rest of the low-res HUD elements. Sometime soon (hopefully) I want to completely overhaul the UI and create high-res versions of all HUD elements, but until that's done I think it would be better to stick with the low-res sprites for consistency.
    • On the plus side, it means those HUD elements no longer look like crap when playing the game at low resolutions.
  • Increased the jump height of the custom vents in the LBSC region.
  • Converted dialogue that was still stored in RSD format to OGG.
  • Replaced the 'Disable Copyrighted Music' setting with a new 'Disable External Music' setting.
    
    • This new setting removes the custom music taken from other Simpsons games, allowing you to play with just the Hit & Run soundtrack.
    • The copyrighted music has been removed from the mod entirely, since I felt it was unnecessary and didn't really fit with the rest of the soundtrack.
  • Made some improvements to Duff Defenders:
    
    • Redesigned the health bar of the Duff Truck.
    • You can now see the health bar of the vehicle you're destroying in the first wave.
    • The game now explicitly tells you how much you earned at the end of your shift.
    • Tweaked some of Moe's dialogue.
• L1M2
  
  • Fixed the Death Trigger not properly covering the mobsters (I believe it was still using death triggers from an earlier version of the mission).
• L1M5
  
  • Moved the carstart position so that the camera doesn't glitch out when you get into your vehicle.
  • Made it so that the player is locked into place for the 'wait for Fat Tony' stage.
• L1M6
  
  • Added a custom damage effect when ramming into Homer's car.
  • Fixed the game randomly placing Wiggum in the wrong position after the conversation with Homer.
• Street Race 2
  
  • Added new music for this mission (this was actually meant to be added in the original release, but I never got around to it).
• Bonus Mission
  
  • Fixed the WWII Jeep using the wrong shadow parameters.

Enjoy!

Ah! I had forgotten all about this! I remember the albums catching my attention too when I was looking at the 70's Sports Car textures. I think I approached Lucas about it way back in a private chat, and he managed to find the source? That conversation is a pain for me to find though, so I did some reverse image searching. Managed to find it!

It's the album art for Labyrinth: Read Along Adventure:


The original conversation I had with Lucas was ages back and would be an absolute pain to dig up, so I tried rediscovering it on my own.

I used Waifu2x in order to upscale the car's textures slightly and got this result using the Photo upscaling setting. I then cropped just the album art and used Google Image Search to find it.

This thread is just meant to be Jake's goodbye to the community. As such, I have removed the discourse that has transpired here and I am locking the thread.

That is all.

Edit:

Actually, I should add that I don't really fully follow everything that has happened but I would greatly appreciate if this drama could just stop.

In regards to the community at large and the future of the website, the remaining members of the team will have to have internal discussions regarding what we do about that. I don't know how long it will take before we have anything concrete.

I took a look at this model again today and noticed that it could really do with some more improvements - in particular the normals on the model were very messed up. So, I went back and tidied up most of it and I think the shading looks a lot better now!


I also replaced the Phonebooth icon included in the mod, as the one I had before was uh...very bad. Hopefully this one is less bad.


Anyway, hopefully you enjoy!

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Extract the RAR file using 7-zip or WinRAR, and then place the .lmlm file inside your Mods folder.

I've never used a non-English version of Hit & Run with the Mod Launcher, but (as far as I know) the EXE file is responsible for which language files are loaded by the game. Are you using the original EXE file that came with your copy?

Nope, the music in the PC version is exactly the same as the Xbox version (and is the highest possible quality). The only higher quality songs known currently are Jeff Tymoschuk's demo tracks (which I also have a mod for) but unfortunately there are only 3 of them.