Sandking D155: Modular Delivery Truck

Vapid Sandking D155 is a commercial box truck for delivery routes, warehouse contracts and contractor fleets in FiveM. Tidemo built the lore-friendly model from scratch. Its cargo body contains 3 modular slots, with visible load choices and an animated rear door that retracts for loading scenes.

The vehicle supports civilian freight work as well as fictional criminal logistics. A delivery company can use its branded liveries, while a contractor can select an unbranded appearance. Bumper, hood and cosmetic choices provide additional ways to configure the same truck for a business fleet.

Cargo presentation

Each rear slot can represent a cargo load through native vehicle modifications. A truck can arrive at a depot empty, have freight loaded and depart with that load visible in the cargo body. The included ONX pallet props support custom loading scripts, including forklift interaction and scripted shipments.

The props are optional. The vehicle and its 3 cargo slots function independently, so a server can use the visible load states without implementing a forklift workflow. Where a custom script is used, the pallet movement can be paired with the corresponding vehicle modification to represent the loaded cargo.

ONX prop types supplied

• Generic Boxes
• Fertilizer Buckets
• Pallet batches depicting meth, coke or weed cargo.

Available loads

• Generic Boxes
• Fish Boxes
• Sprunk Boxes
• Barrels w/ Flammable Content
• Fertilizer Buckets
• Benedict Beer Crates
• Jakeys Beer Crates
• Logger Beer Crates
• Pisswasser Beer Crates
• Cluckin Bell Crates
• Coke, meth and weed-style cargo pallets.

Most of the other crate and pallet types also exist as vanilla props. Those can be used when integrating a custom loading sequence, alongside the custom ONX items. The truck provides the cargo presentation and props; the chosen job system determines the delivery or loading workflow.

Business liveries

Ten liveries cover plain fleet use and GTA-branded freight work. It allows the D155 to represent different companies while retaining the same modular cargo body and loading features.

• Clean / Unbranded
• ECola
• Cluckin Bell
• Eberhard
• Junk Energy
• Post Op
• Truck You Removals
• Jetsam
• JiffiRent
• GoPostal

The cosmetic additions, hood options and bumper selection can accompany those liveries. This gives a fleet more variation than the artwork alone. The retractable door remains part of the truck’s loading presentation, whether the vehicle is assigned to courier work, warehouse freight or contractor duties.

Integrating a delivery vehicle

The D155 is a vehicle mod rather than a job script. It works alongside QBCore, ESX, Qbox, vMenu and standalone frameworks, and can be registered in an existing job-vehicle system. Delivery routes, cargo systems and scripted freight contracts can use it as their assigned truck.

For a forklift-based sequence, the custom props supply the visible freight before loading. Native vehicle modifications then represent cargo inside the truck. A simpler delivery setup can use the vehicle without those prop interactions. This separates the supplied asset features from the loading logic implemented by the server.

For complete functionality, the recommended game build is 3095. Some features rely on that build, although the base vehicle functions more broadly. Using 3095 or later provides the full feature set when preparing the resource.

Resource placement

1. Store the ONX vehicle resources inside the server resources directory, preferably grouped as [onx_vehicles].
2. Start that resource group through the server cfg using ensure [onx_vehicles].

The server.cfg entry activates the resource group. The vehicle can then be assigned through the server’s own delivery or garage configuration. Custom liveries and textures can be prepared for business-specific presentations, while the supplied ten designs remain available as the initial artwork selection.

Asset inventory

The 2011-2016 truck includes a pallet-prop collection. The vehicle has a full LOD progression, and the custom props have their own geometry and textures. The ONX Development Team is credited for the release.

D155 Boxtruck files, 2011-2016:

• onx_boxking_hi.yft: 2.9MB
• onx_boxking.yft: 2.6MB
• onx_boxking.ytd: 2.0MB
• 67 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model Polycount:

• L0: 108,956
• L1: 51,135
• L2: 25,347
• L3: 9,884
• L4: 895

Textures:

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024×1024
• ytd Texture count: 33
• Embedded-livery maximum resolution: 2048×2048

ONX Box Truck Pallet Props – File Sizes:

• onx_fertilizer_bucket_01a.ydr: 0.011MB
• onx_fertilizer_bucket_01b.ydr: 0.012MB
• onx_prop_pallet_01a.yft: 0.012MB
• onx_prop_pallet_coke_01a.yft: 0.1MB
• onx_prop_pallet_coke_01b.yft: 0.034MB
• onx_prop_pallet_coke_01c.yft: 0.069MB
• onx_prop_pallet_meth_01a.yft: 0.2MB
• onx_prop_pallet_meth_01b.yft: 0.1MB
• onx_prop_pallet_meth_01c.yft: 0.033MB
• onx_prop_pallet_weed_01a.yft: 0.088MB
• onx_prop_pallet_weed_01b.yft: 0.2MB
• onx_prop_pallet_weed_01c.yft: 0.091MB
• onx_pallet_props.ytd: 2.8MB

Pallet Props Polycount:

• L0: < 20,000

Pallet Props Textures:

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024×1024
• ytd Texture count: 23
• Embedded-livery maximum resolution: 2048×2048

Loading scenes and fleet use

The rear door animation gives a loading scene a visible arrival and departure sequence. The truck can be presented with its cargo area open while freight is handled, then use the cargo-slot modifications to reflect what has been loaded. This is the model-side basis for the custom workflows for warehouse and forklift roleplay.

For ordinary delivery work, the box and beverage loads provide commercial cargo choices. Fertilizer buckets support a contractor or agricultural delivery presentation. The fictional illegal pallets give a criminal-logistics job a different visible load while retaining the same commercial truck body.

The included pallet collection has its own texture dictionary and models. A server that only needs the truck and modular load states can use those features independently, while a scripted warehouse can draw on the props too.

Company identity comes from the supplied liveries and cosmetic selections. The loading behaviour stays part of the same D155 model, regardless of which business design is chosen.

Asset licence

Assets other than liveries or textures may not be reuploaded, offered for resale or rebranded. Anyone may sell or freely release liveries and textures for these vehicles as separate livery models or textures, with appropriate metadata. Original vehicle models must be excluded from those releases. The assets cannot be redistributed.