Granger 3700LX & Regent Non-ELS Pack: Department Fleet

Granger 3700LX & Regent Non-ELS Pack equips an emergency fleet with a scratch-built SUV and two sedan variants. Patrol and supervisor duties suit the Declasse Granger 3700LX, while Brute Regent and Brute Regent XL configurations cover patrol, unmarked, K9 and command uses. Tidemo built the vehicles, with work contributed by JunkyWRX and WiseGuy.

The bundle offers 200+ customisation options through modkit and extras. Each model can take LEO, EMS, DOC and Federal duties, as well as Unmarked and Decommissioned configurations. Native controls expose the selections in game, with the same universal equipment style running through the pack and matching ONX EVP and the Gabz fleet.

Vehicles in the pack

• Declasse Granger 3700LX (2024): onx_polgranger2
• Brute Regent (2024): onx_polregent
• Brute Regent XL (2024): onx_polregentxl

The AWD Granger SUV can take supervisor assignments or patrol duties. The standard Regent supplies a sedan for patrol or unmarked use. The Regent XL adds the extended-length variant for command and K9 setups. City, county and state liveries come with these scratch-built vehicles.

K9 accommodation and cabin equipment

K9-ready configurations include split seating for a dog and suspect, as well as a full K9 setup. Primary and secondary paint can be applied to the split accommodation. Window bars and dividers accompany these choices, allowing the selected interior to suit the vehicle’s K9 assignment.

There are 50+ cabin loadouts involving consoles, radios, laptops and siren controllers. Dash radar is available, together with gun racks at the divider, roof and trunk. The equipment selections let departments prepare a cabin for its role while using the same model and native customisation system.

• Split K9/suspect seating with primary and secondary paint choices.
• A full K9 configuration.
• Window bars and interior dividers.
• Console, radio, laptop and siren-controller combinations.
• Dash-mounted radar.
• Divider, roof and trunk gun-rack choices.

Department identity and exterior options

The callsign system uses 5-digit identification that can be edited and recoloured. LSPD, LSSD and SAHP liveries provide the city, county and state identities. The artwork uses 2K liveries and aligns with ONX EUP Clothing Pack uniforms. Single-colour and two-tone body paint work independently of that artwork.

16 unit tags are included, with colourable and red reflective variants. The selection covers Command, Supervisor, Warden, Paramedic, Gang Unit and SWAT, plus K9 and Caution K9. These labels accompany the callsign and livery selections when configuring a department vehicle.

• Lightbars accept ALPR attachments.
• Slicktop and undercover arrangements are available.
• Jurisdiction-specific ram bars form part of the exterior choices.
• Players operate the spotlights.
• Custom wheels cover the AWD Declasse and Brute platforms.
• Antenna options include tactical wobble variants alongside regular and specialist choices, serving state, county and city units.

Storage and common equipment

Trunk layouts offer drawers and animated lockboxes. Organised and messy arrangements are available, together with raised boxes and loose clutter. These choices can accompany the cabin and antenna selection for a particular assignment. Labels on native extras and mod categories allow quick toggling through a standard menu.

The universal parts library is included and is used across other ONX standalone models. Lightbars, consoles, antennas, cages and tags share the fleet’s equipment style. Livery templates and installation guides also come with the pack for custom department branding.

Model construction and lighting

Lighting is fully non-ELS. Its patterns are synchronised within the vehicles, with no client ELS dependency and no need to duplicate models for different lighting setups. Full LODs, tuned polycounts and compressed textures accompany the models. Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping completes their appearance during use.

Custom handling balances arcade driving with roleplay realism. The add-on resource uses a standard start order and works with common frameworks, keeping the native equipment choices accessible through a regular customisation menu.

Shared modification parts

• 227 yft mod parts: 35.21MB total
• Shared-part L0 maximum: 9,451
• Mod-part LODs: L0-L2
• YTD ≤ 1024
• Embedded liveries ≤ 2048

Declasse Granger 3700LX (2024)

• onx_polgrang2_hi.yft: 3.5MB
• onx_polgrang2.yft: 2.9MB
• onx_polgrang2.ytd: 1.8MB
• 41 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0: 129,265
• L1: 53,474
• L2: 24,905
• L3: 9,802
• L4: 1,937
• YTD maximum: 1024×1024
• Texture count: 41
• Embedded livery maximum: 2048×2048

Brute Regent (2024)

• onx_polregent_hi.yft: 3.4MB
• onx_polregent.yft: 2.9MB
• onx_polregent.ytd: 1.1MB
• 7 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0: 125,250
• L1: 51,785
• L2: 23,364
• L3: 9,595
• L4: 1,858
• YTD maximum: 1024×1024
• Texture count: 36
• Embedded livery maximum: 2048×2048

Brute Regent XL (2024)

• onx_polregentxl_hi.yft: 3.5MB
• onx_polregentxl.yft: 2.9MB
• onx_polregentxl.ytd: 1.1MB
• 6 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0: 128,718
• L1: 52,562
• L2: 23,617
• L3: 9,675
• L4: 1,880
• YTD maximum: 1024×1024
• Texture count: 36
• Embedded livery maximum: 2048×2048

Installation and requirements

1. Add the ONX vehicle resources beneath [onx_vehicles] in the server’s resources directory.
2. Enable the folder in server.cfg with ensure [onx_vehicles].
3. Use a customisation menu for the lightbars, liveries, ALPR equipment, cages, consoles, antennas, trunks and unit tags.
4. Make VMT_LIGHTBAR available in the menu. Introduced in Build 3095, it exposes the custom lightbar and ALPR features.

Some features require Game Build 3095, including those lightbar and ALPR choices. Ongoing support is included, with templates, installation tutorials and best-practice documentation. Standard menus can access the labelled extras and mod categories without requiring a custom menu.

Licence permissions

Reuploading, resale and rebranding are forbidden for assets other than liveries and textures. Redistribution is prohibited. Only liveries and textures may be modified under the use terms.

Preparing patrol and specialist units

The Granger’s SUV body serves patrol or supervisor use. The standard Regent offers the sedan configuration for patrol and unmarked duties. In the extended Regent XL, command and K9 setups have the longer variant as their base. Each vehicle also supports the wider service-role configurations through modkit and extras, including EMS, DOC, Federal and Decommissioned use.

After selecting a service role, a department can choose its callsign and tag, then prepare the cabin and exterior equipment. The 5-digit callsign supports editing and colour selection. Tags identify command, supervisor and specialist assignments. An antenna array and jurisdiction-specific ram bar can accompany the chosen livery, while a player-controlled spotlight remains available.

Cabin arrangements range across radio, laptop, console and siren-controller combinations. K9 accommodation adds full-dog or split dog-and-suspect options, including the paintable split seating. Window bars and dividers accompany those configurations. Rear storage can then use its lockboxes, drawers, raised boxes or clutter choices, giving the fleet the same range of organised and messy appearances through native customisation.