ONX Bravado Buffalo A/C: Civilian STX Build

ONX Bravado Buffalo A/C is a civilian muscle sedan with optional STX appearance parts. The lore-friendly FiveM model can retain a restrained daily-driver look or be configured into a more extensive street build through its tuning selection.

WiseGuy modified the vehicle, with Dayashii, Tidemo and JunkyWRX contributing. The model is the 2015-2023 Bravado Buffalo A/C Sport.

Exterior choices

The tuning menu contains 72 individual yft modification parts. Bonnet choices change the front appearance, while bodykits and additional bodywork alter the vehicle’s outline. Spoilers range from a small lip treatment to a larger wing.

Additional trim and exterior styling choices complete the body selection. The optional STX sport appearance package gives the same underlying Buffalo a more assertive street configuration, rather than requiring another base vehicle.

• Several bonnet configurations.
• Bodykit choices and extra body panels.
• Spoilers from lip to wing styles.
• Further exterior trim and styling.
• Optional STX sport appearance equipment.

Interior configuration

Cabin modifications cover street and track setups. They accompany the external tuning range, so the build can be configured inside as well as outside. These choices belong to the same 72-part menu selection.

The civilian baseline is intended for everyday roleplay and ordinary traffic appearance. The STX package is an optional route toward a sportier visual build. Owners can therefore change the same car over time through their garage or tuning-shop system.

Supplied livery sets

• Bravado Bull: factory-style branding.
• STX decals: graphics related to the sport appearance package.
• Hotring decals: a track-day and racing appearance.

These three sets provide different visual roles for the car. The factory-style set accompanies the civilian identity, the STX graphics relate to the optional body appearance, and Hotring serves track-day and racing scenes.

Files for the A/C Sport

• onx_buffaloac_hi.yft: 2.5MB
• onx_buffaloac.yft: 1.9MB
• onx_buffaloac.ytd: 0.4MB
• 72 yft modification parts: < 0.5MB

LOD polycounts

• L0 geometry: 100,962
• L1 geometry: 35,756
• L2 geometry: 15,345
• L3 geometry: 7,730
• L4 geometry: 662

Texture limits

• YTD resolution maximum: 1024×1024
• YTD texture total: 19
• Embedded YFT livery maximum: 2048×2048

Installing the resource

The Buffalo A/C is a standard add-on vehicle resource. A framework that loads those resources can use it, with tuning-menu interaction handled by the existing garage or modification-shop system.

Create [onx_vehicles] within the server resources directory and place the ONX resources there. Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to server.cfg. This uses the ordinary resource-loading arrangement rather than a framework-specific model package.

Some features require Game Build 3095. The base car operates on standard FiveM, while the full feature selection depends on a build supporting the relevant part categories. The build requirement is therefore associated with the complete feature range.

Purchase and use conditions

A one-time purchase is available.

Reuploading the assets, resale and rebranding are prohibited apart from the livery and texture exception. Redistribution is also prohibited.

Custom liveries may be distributed for free or sold with suitable metadata. They must be released as standalone livery models or textures, without the original vehicle models bundled alongside them.

That livery permission concerns the separately created graphics. The original Buffalo resource remains subject to its server-use restrictions. The supplied Bravado Bull, STX and Hotring sets are the livery choices included with the vehicle.

Within a civilian roster, the Buffalo’s main distinction is the range between its base daily appearance and the optional STX treatment. Body, bonnet, spoiler, trim and cabin choices provide that progression through the existing tuning system.

The livery sets and physical styling parts offer different kinds of customisation. Bravado Bull, STX and Hotring determine the graphics, while the bonnet, bodykit and spoiler selections change the model’s fitted parts.

The model remains available on the server after installation.

The factory-style Bravado Bull branding suits the clean civilian configuration. STX decals accompany the sport appearance parts, while Hotring graphics give the same Buffalo a track-day identity. The cabin modifications also support street or track setups.