pdComp – Police Computer V0.3.7

Fixed arrest charges not correctly applying their configured court weighting. courtWeight values are now preserved when reports are filed and properly factored into court outcomes.

v0.3.6

Added support for adding multiple counts of the same citation or arrest charge directly from the catalog.

Expanded the charge and citation database with dozens of new offenses, including Domestic Violence & Protective Orders, Public Order violations, Passenger Safety offenses, and more.

Reorganized Ped and Vehicle Lookup pages to make important information easier to spot at a glance. Ped profiles now clearly display status indicators such as Wanted, Alert, Review, or Clear, while vehicle profiles feature improved layouts with larger vehicle photos and more prominent owner information.

Ped Lookup now highlights important officer safety warnings and subject history directly within the profile, including violent history, protective orders, weapons involvement, narcotics activity, escape risk, and other caution indicators. Juvenile status is now a subject-type note.

Completely revamped the Settings page on both the laptop and tablet with search functionality, organized categories, and a cleaner overall layout.

Added a Settings/config option to disable the on-foot field tablet for players who only want pdComp to open from the patrol vehicle.

Expanded localization coverage so new Settings items, warning labels, charge/citation catalog text, and printed document surfaces can be translated from localization.json.

Improved the Tablet Ped Lookup history view with better formatting for long charges and citations, clearer row styling, and more reliable expand/collapse controls.

Improved startup reliability and compatibility checks, including better handling of Common Data Framework (CDF) availability and clearer guidance when required dependencies are missing.

Fixed an issue that could cause a crash when accessing the Traffic Control tab while the game was paused or when pdComp had input focus.

Improved internal cleanup and resource management for identity tracking, mugshots, ALPR/BOLO markers, tablet props, and citation handoff animations.

Fixed an issue where repeated arrest charges were not always being processed consistently during sentencing calculations.

Changelog – v0.3.3

– Resolved the v0.3.2 cursor rendering regression that could sharply reduce FPS while the laptop or tablet was open.

– Fixed report fields showing through the Arrest and Citation Help windows.

– Added optional toggle to hide text below the cursor.

plugin is WIP and features will change/evolve/disappear throughout development as I strive more maximum stability and functionality

pdComp v0.2.2 focuses on court depth, California-style charge coverage, customization, and a cleaner MDT/tablet experience.

Court System

Reworked court outcomes with more factors behind the scenes, including repeat history, charge count, evidence quality, defense counsel, and case context.

Added automatic fictional court personnel assignment, including judges, prosecutors, and defense counsel with different styles and tendencies.

Added richer court result notes so outcomes feel less repetitive and more like case-specific rulings.

Polished the Court Docket UI to present case information in a more user-friendly way, with less visible “dev logic” and better detail readability.

Updated case labels to use State v. Suspect.

Charges & Citations

Expanded the California-inspired charge and citation catalogs with broader coverage and richer notes.

Added user-facing notes to charges and citations to explain when each item should be applied.

Improved modifier/enhancement support so users can keep base charges simple while still adding aggravating facts like weapons, protected victims, priors, injury, and similar factors.

Customization

Added localization support through an editable localization file for UI translation.

Added support documentation for custom charge, citation, and court personnel catalogs.

Added optional config settings for ID and license plate autopopulation.

Changed officer “badge” terminology to editable callsign.

UI & Quality Of Life

Dark mode is now the default.

Polished light and dark mode colors across the interface.

Added help buttons to the arrest and citation workflows with quick explanations of terms like wobblers, enhancements, appearance-required citations, and related concepts.

Improved snapped/resized window layouts, especially ped lookup fields.

Improved scrolling behavior across major pages so content stays inside the visible window bounds.

Updated desktop background and bundled app icons.

Fixes & Stability

Improved ped photo cutout behavior and reduced cases where UI layers could obscure the image.

Cleaned up unused/dead code and removed stale config references.

General performance and UI snappiness cleanup.