Buffalo Hellfire Police: Modular Interceptor

Bravado Buffalo Hellfire Police is a scratch-made interceptor with native equipment choices for different emergency roles. GTAWiseGuy modified the build, supported by contributions from Dayashii, Tidemo and JunkyWRX. Its lore-friendly body carries custom Hellfire Bravado wheels and non-ELS lights.

A single model for the department

The vehicle has 200+ customisation options. A standard menu can configure the lightbars, ALPR mounts, cages, consoles, antennas and tags. The options are supplied through the native modkit and extras, without another script being required for the core configuration.

The role choices cover LEO, EMS and DOC, plus Federal, Unmarked and Decommissioned setups. Each uses the same spawn identifier. The selected livery and equipment determine the configuration after the vehicle is spawned.

Markings and paint

City, county and state department appearances are provided through LSPD, LSSD and SAHP liveries. The supplied graphics use 2K resolution. Both a single paint scheme and a two-tone scheme are supported.

Two-tone paint is controlled separately from the selected livery. This allows paint variation within a department graphic. The callsign system adds a 5-digit identifier with editable values and colour selection.

• LSPD livery choices.
• LSSD livery choices.
• SAHP livery choices.
• Single-paint and two-tone schemes.
• Independent livery and two-tone selection.
• Colourable 5-digit unit callsigns.

Role tags

The 16 unit tags include Command and Supervisor, SWAT and Gang Unit, Warden and Paramedic, plus Caution K9 and K9. Each is available in the colourable and red reflective versions. The tag provides role identification alongside the callsign.

A change in role does not require another model. The native system combines the relevant tag, cabin fittings and external equipment on the same Hellfire. Department markings remain another selectable part of that configuration.

Lights and body fittings

The lighting patterns synchronise through the non-ELS setup. Neither the players nor the server operator need to install or configure ELS for the supplied patterns. The system avoids separate duplicated models for emergency-light configurations.

Lightbar arrangements include ALPR attachments, slicktop versions and undercover options. Ram bars are specific to the jurisdiction, and the player controls the spotlights. These parts provide the exterior emergency equipment fitted around the Hellfire body.

Antenna arrays have regular, specialist and tactical wobble variants. They cover city, county and state deployments. The selection changes the equipment appearance around the same vehicle body.

Cabin loadouts and canine use

There are 50+ interior loadout setups. They cover consoles, radios, siren controllers and laptops, with dash radar also available. Dividers, roof gun racks and trunk gun racks extend the equipment selection.

The full K9 configuration includes split K9/suspect seating with primary and secondary paint options. A complete K9 cage, window bars and dividers are supplied. Those parts allow the canine-unit arrangement to be chosen within the same native configuration system.

• 50+ cabin loadout configurations.
• Console, radio and siren equipment.
• Laptop arrangements and dash radar.
• Divider options.
• Gun racks at the roof and trunk.
• Split canine/suspect seating with selectable paint.
• Full K9 cage and window barriers.

Trunk and interface

The trunk has animated lockboxes and drawers. Storage can be organised or messy, providing different presentations of the equipment. These are part of the vehicle’s selectable loadouts.

The extras and mod categories are fully labelled. Officers or administrators can identify and toggle the parts through a compatible vehicle customisation menu. The same controls expose the role setup, unit tags, lighting equipment and interior selections.

Shared fleet parts

The ONX EVP and Gabz vehicle collections use the same universal parts library. Lightbars, cages, antennas, consoles and tags from that library match across the fleet. The Hellfire therefore carries the same equipment designs as the other models using those components.

Liveries are designed to correspond with the ONX EUP Clothing Pack. Department livery templates and installation guides are included. They allow custom graphics to be prepared while retaining the supplied model and common equipment.

Geometry and handling

The Hellfire has full LOD coverage, adjusted polygon counts and compressed textures. Its dirt and crash mapping follow Rockstar’s style. Custom handling blends arcade balance with the vehicle’s realistic roleplay character.

The model uses a five-level LOD chain. L0 provides the close-view geometry, with progressively simpler models through L4. The shared equipment parts include L0-L2 detail levels and compressed textures.

Shared component data

• 227 yft mod parts.
• Total size: 35.21MB
• Maximum shared L0: 9,451 polygons.
• Shared-part levels: L0-L2 levels.

Bravado Buffalo Hellfire files

• onx_polbuffhf_hi.yft: 3.7MB
• onx_polbuffhf.yft: 3.0MB
• onx_polbuffhf.ytd: 2.2MB
• 135 vehicle-specific yft parts: < 0.5MB
• L0 triangles: 135,693.
• L1 triangles: 48,121.
• L2 triangles: 20,761.
• L3 triangles: 10,043.
• L4 triangles: 1,282.
• Maximum YTD resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD textures: 48.
• Maximum embedded livery: 2048×2048

Spawn entry

• Bravado Buffalo Hellfire (2015-2023): onx_polbuffhf.

The single identifier covers all role configurations. Once the car is present, the vehicle menu chooses the department design and equipment. There is no separate spawn code required for an EMS, unmarked or patrol arrangement.

Resource and game build

The Hellfire is an add-on resource with drag-and-drop installation and common-framework compatibility. It does not require a proprietary dependency. Place the ONX resources inside [onx_vehicles] in the resources directory, then add ensure [onx_vehicles] in server.cfg.

Custom ALPR and lightbar toggles use the VMT_Lightbar category. Game Build 3095 introduced that category; 3095+ is the requirement for the complete lighting selection. Other options, including callsigns, liveries, cabin equipment, tags, antennas and trunk arrangements, remain available on earlier builds.

Expose the category through the compatible customisation menu, then select the required fittings. The native options provide the equipment controls, while the add-on resource supplies the model and synchronised emergency patterns.

Included material

Support, livery templates and installation documentation accompany the vehicle. Optional companion packs are available separately for additional content.

Custom department liveries and textures are permitted. Core assets, including the base model, cannot be redistributed, offered for resale or rebranded outside the permitted livery customisation. The included guides support department-graphics work.

Livery templates accompany the Hellfire.

The Hellfire’s equipment choices support a bare patrol setup or a fully equipped canine supervisor vehicle.