Jogger Type 3: Lore Friendly FiveM Ambulance

Benefactor Jogger Type 3 is a lore-friendly ambulance with 7 seats and a rear compartment that medics can walk through. The scratch-made model suits EMS treatment and transport scenes. Tidemo built it. Contributors include Momo and CanisterDog, alongside WiseGuy, JunkyWRX and Dayashii.

Patient compartment and equipment

The walkable rear interior allows players to move within the ambulance during medical scenes. It is part of the model’s cabin layout, alongside the seating and configurable medical equipment. The interior includes a laptop console, a working gurney and a heart monitor.

Interior loadouts include consoles, radios and siren controllers. Laptop arrangements, heart-monitor equipment and gurney choices extend that selection. These parts allow the ambulance’s cabin to be configured through the vehicle’s native customisation system.

• 7-seat ambulance layout.
• Walkable rear patient area.
• Console and radio configurations.
• Siren-controller equipment.
• Laptop setups.
• Heart monitor and gurney choices.

The cabin equipment and walkable space serve different aspects of a treatment scene. Medics can move in the back, while the selected medical loadout provides the visible equipment. Both are included within the same Type 3 model.

Department identification

The callsign system uses 3-digit identifiers. Values can be edited and coloured, and the callsign is shown in several positions around the body. This provides unit identification through native modkit and extras rather than a separate display script.

Department liveries are supplied for Mission Row SA (MRSA), alongside SA First Responders (SAFR) and LS Fire Department (LSFD). The designs use 2K liveries. Templates are included for creating a department’s own markings, together with installation guides.

• SA First Responders (SAFR) livery.
• LS Fire Department (LSFD) livery.
• Mission Row SA (MRSA) livery.
• Editable callsigns with selectable colours.
• Livery templates for department designs.

The markings align visually with the ONX EUP Clothing Pack. This gives the ambulance liveries and corresponding uniforms a shared department appearance. The templates provide a route to different branding on the vehicle.

Exterior configuration

Bumpers and brushguards are selectable, providing different front-end arrangements. Antenna arrays offer further layouts for the department’s equipment appearance. Custom wheels are chosen for the Benefactor brand and ambulance type.

The underlying model was built from scratch. Panels, interior fixtures and antenna options belong to that construction rather than a vanilla retexture. Its lore-friendly styling keeps the Benefactor identity within the GTA vehicle world.

Lighting and controls

Emergency lighting is non-ELS with synchronised patterns. There is no client ELS dependency. Synchronised lighting avoids model flicker and duplicated lighting models.

Parts are controlled through labelled extras and mod categories. Any standard vehicle customisation menu can access those native options. No separate custom menu script is required to change the liveries, consoles, antennas, gurneys or callsigns.

The labelled categories identify the parts while configuring the ambulance in game. They cover the exterior options as well as the cabin loadouts, keeping those selections within the vehicle menu. The callsign controls are part of that same native configuration approach.

Shared ONX equipment

The vehicle uses the common parts library of the ONX EVP fleet. Shared components include lightbars, antennas, consoles, gurneys and interior fixtures. The same component set gives the standalone vehicles consistent equipment details.

The library is shared across additional ONX vehicles rather than being a different set for each ambulance. Reusing the library limits repeated downloads across the fleet.

Construction and handling

Full LODs are supplied for the ambulance and its mod parts. The asset construction includes adjusted polygon counts and compressed textures. The model uses Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping to provide the body’s weathering and damage treatment.

Custom handling blends roleplay realism with arcade balance. It accompanies the ambulance body and equipment rather than being tied to a specific economy framework. The add-on vehicle follows the standard resource start order.

Shared-part data

• 227 yft mod parts.
• Total shared file size: 35.21MB
• L0 maximum polycount: 9,451.
• Every mod part includes L0-L2 levels.

2018-2026 Benefactor Jogger Ambulance Type 3

• onx_ambjog_hi.yft: 3.5MB
• onx_ambjog.yft: 3.3MB
• onx_ambjog.ytd: 2.1MB
• vehicles_onx_ambjog_interior.ytd: 1.3MB
• 15 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Vehicle geometry

• L0: 155,438 polygons.
• L1: 82,799 polygons.
• L2: 33,336 polygons.
• L3: 13,012 polygons.
• L4: 1,210 polygons.

Texture figures

• YTD maximum: 1024×1024
• YTD textures: 59.
• Embedded YFT livery maximum: 2048×2048

Installation and framework fit

1. Place the ONX vehicle resources in a folder called [onx_vehicles] inside the server resources directory.
2. Add ensure [onx_vehicles] in server.cfg.
3. Choose the vehicle’s liveries, cabin equipment, antennas, gurneys and callsigns through a standard customisation menu.

The resource works with common frameworks and does not require a particular economy script. Its add-on structure uses the normal start order. Native extras and labelled categories expose the vehicle configuration without requiring an external menu script.

Game Build 3095 is needed for some features. Support is included.

Reuploading, resale and rebranding are barred for original assets; liveries and textures are the exception. Redistribution is prohibited. The included templates and guides support department livery work within those limits.

The Type 3 combines its walkable rear, seating and medical loadouts with the shared ONX equipment system. That is the basis for configuring the ambulance as part of a matching EMS fleet.

The 7-seater layout belongs to the Type 3 model. The maximum embedded livery resolution is 2048×2048.

The seven seats carry the medic crew, and players can walk through the patient compartment during treatment scenes. The rear equipment includes gurney and heart-monitor choices alongside console, radio, laptop and siren-controller layouts.