Els Gta 5 Controls

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How to Control Emergency Vehicle Lights and Sounds in GTA 5 with ELS

If you are a fan of GTA 5 and want to add more realism and immersion to your gameplay, you might be interested in installing the Emergency Lighting System (ELS) mod. ELS is a script modification that allows you to control the lights and sounds of emergency vehicles in a more detailed and realistic way. ELS requires vehicle models that are specifically designed to work with its features, and it includes over 200 unique lighting patterns across four light groups and formats.

In this article, we will show you how to install ELS, how to use its controls, and how to customize its settings. We will also provide some tips and tricks to make the most out of ELS in GTA 5.

How to Install ELS

Before you install ELS, you need to have a ScriptHook installed for GTA 5. ScriptHook is a tool that allows you to run script modifications in the game. You can download ScriptHook from here. You also need to have some pro-ELS vehicle models downloaded from here. Make sure you follow the instructions for each vehicle model on how to install them properly.

Once you have ScriptHook and some vehicle models ready, you can download ELS from here. Extract the files from the zip archive and copy them to your main GTA 5 game directory. You should have ELS.asi, ELS.ini, the ELS folder, and AdvancedHookV.dll in your game folder.

Now you can start your game and enjoy ELS. To check if ELS is working, press J while in an emergency vehicle and see if the light stage changes.

How to Use ELS Controls

ELS has a lot of controls that allow you to manipulate the lights and sounds of your emergency vehicle. Here is a list of the default controls for ELS:

J: Change light stage. There are three light stages: off, primary, and secondary. Each stage has different lighting patterns and intensity.

Alt+J: Reverse change light stage. This allows you to go back to the previous light stage.

K: Toggle secondary lights (SECL). This activates or deactivates the secondary lights, such as the rear amber lights or the side alley lights.

Alt+K: Operate the warning platform on vehicles using the arrow board feature. This allows you to display different messages or arrows on the rear of some vehicles.

L: Toggle warning lights (WRNL). This activates or deactivates the warning lights, such as the front wig-wags or the rear traffic advisor.

G: Toggle siren (single player only). This turns on or off the siren of your vehicle. You can also use the default GTA 5 siren button if you prefer.

H: Change siren tone. There are four siren tones available: wail, yelp, priority, and airhorn. Each tone has a different sound and pitch.

Alt+H: Manual siren. This allows you to control the siren tone manually by holding down the button.

T: Toggle dual siren mode. This allows you to use two siren tones at the same time, such as wail and yelp or priority and airhorn.

Y: Change auxiliary siren tone. This allows you to use an additional siren tone that is independent from the main siren tone. You can choose from phaser, sweep, hi-lo, or horn.

U: Toggle auxiliary siren mode. This turns on or off the auxiliary siren tone.

I: Toggle indicator mode. This allows you to use your turn signals or hazard lights as indicators for other drivers.

O: Toggle cruise mode. This allows you to 061ffe29dd