Terminus Overland: 79-Part Expedition SUV

Canis Terminus Overland is an expedition-oriented SUV modified from the vanilla base by Tidemo. The lore-friendly add-on offers 79 mod parts for overlanding, rural utility and backcountry roleplay. It suits ranger crews, off-road clubs, hunting groups and recovery scenes.

Body and protection choices

The customisation range spans 13 categories. Front bumper choices run from stock-style equipment to off-road armour. Rear bumper choices cover swing-out, utility and tow-oriented configurations. Side skirts and rock sliders provide another set of body fittings.

• Front bumpers: 8 designs.
• Rear bumpers: 4 options.
• Side skirts / rock sliders: 6 options.
• Exhaust tips: 4 styles.
• Grills: 11 faces.
• Hoods: 10 variants.
• Wheel arches / fenders: 6 choices.

Grill choices include clean OEM looks and bush-bar arrangements. Hood variants include scoops, vents and spare-carrier equipment for an overland setup. The wheel-arch options change the flare appearance around the tyres.

Roof, doors and trail equipment

Roof configurations include expedition racks for equipment-carrying scenes. Snorkel styles are provided for river-crossing and mud roleplay. Off-road lightbar choices accompany those parts for trail and night-recovery configurations.

• Roof arrangements: 5.
• Snorkel styles: 2.
• Off-road lightbar options.
• Windshield armour variants: 2.
• Door configurations: 9.
• Livery designs: 10.

The door selection includes protectors, tubes, nets, padding and mesh. Windshield armour provides another visible choice for rural convoy scenes. The liveries cover stripes, retro themes, Invictus branding and camouflage wraps.

These parts let the same vehicle be configured for different rural roles. A ranger vehicle, a club expedition rig and a utility build can use separate combinations of the equipment. The underlying Terminus Overland model remains the same across those choices.

Resource files

• onx_terminus2_hi.yft: 3.2MB
• onx_terminus2.yft: 2.0MB
• onx_terminus2.ytd: 0.7MB
• 79 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Geometry levels

• L0 polycount: 134,752.
• L1 polycount: 42,136.
• L2 polycount: 15,116.
• L3 polycount: 6,080.
• L4 polycount: 399.

The model includes L0 through L4 geometry for different viewing distances. Its 79 mod parts provide the customisation range, from off-road bumpers and rock sliders to roof equipment and liveries.

Texture specification

• YTD maximum dimensions: 1024×1024
• YTD texture total: 18.
• Embedded livery maximum in YFT: 2048×2048

Installing the Overland resource

The vehicle uses a regular add-on structure without a framework lock. QBCore, ESX and Qbox are supported, as are standalone setups. The vehicle itself follows the same installation process across those environments.

1. Put the ONX vehicle resources in a resources-directory folder named [onx_vehicles].
2. Add the line ensure [onx_vehicles] to server.cfg.

Some customisation features depend on Game Build 3095. The base vehicle can spawn and drive on standard builds, but access to the full parts selection requires 3095 or a later build. This requirement concerns the complete set of customisation features.

Support is included for licensed purchasers. The package is a vehicle resource, so the chosen server framework does not change its underlying model or supplied parts.

Traffic and roster integration

The Terminus Overland does not join AI traffic automatically. It installs as a normal add-on spawn. To include it in traffic, configure popgroup and carvariations manually or use a custom traffic resource.

That distinction allows it to remain a player or job vehicle until a server adds it to traffic deliberately. It suits rural job systems, ranger garages and off-road groups. Its equipment categories are centred on those utility and expedition uses.

Liveries and asset use

Reuploading, resale and rebranding of original assets are prohibited, except for liveries and textures. Redistribution is prohibited.

Third-party liveries can be supplied free or sold when accompanied by appropriate metadata. They must be separate livery models or texture files. They cannot be packaged with the original vehicle model.

The included livery set provides initial designs, while those terms describe how additional designs may be distributed. Body options and livery choices remain separate parts of the Overland customisation range. The vehicle has 79 mod parts across 13 customisation categories.

The roof and door selections address different parts of an overland build. Expedition racks change the roof equipment, while mesh, nets and tube options change the doors. Snorkels and windshield armour add further visual choices around that body. Together with bumper designs and the available liveries, these options provide variety for campsite groups, recovery teams and rural utility roles. They remain configurations of the same Terminus Overland rather than separately supplied vehicle models.

Prepper groups can use the Overland alongside ranger crews and hunting outfitters. Its rock sliders and fender flares provide off-road body choices.