Terminus: Non-ELS Police Pack

Canis Terminus police pack supplies a standard interceptor and a lifted Terminus Overland for department fleets. Tidemo built and modified the vehicles, with contributions by WiseGuy and JunkyWRX. The lore-friendly models combine non-ELS patterns with a shared native equipment system.

Included patrol variants

• Canis Terminus base police interceptor: onx_polterm.
• Canis Terminus Overland lifted variant: onx_polterm2.

The base model covers the standard patrol configuration, while the lifted Overland provides the rural-backroad variant. Their individual spawn names identify the supplied chassis.

Each vehicle can use LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked or Decommissioned equipment. Those role changes happen through the native parts rather than separate spawns for every department setup. The modkit and extras provide 200+ customisation choices.

Department graphics and paint

Liveries are supplied for LSPD, LSSD and SAHP at 2K resolution. They provide city, county and state appearances. Paint can use a single colour or a two-tone arrangement.

The two-tone controls operate independently of the livery. A department can vary the paint while keeping its selected graphics. Callsigns provide editable 5-digit identifiers with selectable colours for the individual units.

Role labels

There are 16 unit tags, including SWAT, Gang Unit, Warden, Paramedic, Supervisor, Command, K9 and Caution K9. They are available with colour selection and in red reflective versions.

These labels show the selected unit function. Together with the callsign and department livery, they supply the identification choices for the vehicle. The equipment can be configured around that role using the same native menu system.

• 5-digit callsign editing.
• Colourable callsign display.
• 16 role-tag choices.
• Colourable tag versions.
• Red reflective tag versions.
• Single-paint and independent two-tone finishes.

Emergency and exterior equipment

Non-ELS lights use synchronised patterns with no client ELS requirement. The setup avoids duplicated models for lighting configurations. Lightbar options include ALPR attachments, slicktop versions and undercover arrangements.

Canis Heavy-Duty Off-Road wheels are supplied. Ram bars are available by jurisdiction, and players can control the spotlights. The antenna equipment includes regular arrays, specialist layouts and tactical wobble variants for city, county and state units.

These fittings provide the external selections around each Terminus chassis. The appropriate ram bar, antenna array and lightbar configuration can be chosen with the department markings. The base and Overland retain their own model entries beneath those parts.

Cabin loadouts and trunk

There are 50+ cabin arrangements using radio, laptop, console and siren-controller equipment. The available interior fittings also include dash radar. Divider choices and roof or trunk gun racks provide additional equipment positions.

The trunk uses Loose Clutter options for its equipment layout. It accompanies the interior loadout and exterior fittings selected for the unit.

• 50+ cabin equipment arrangements.
• Console and radio choices.
• Laptops and siren controllers.
• Dash radar.
• Divider, roof and trunk gun racks.
• Loose Clutter trunk layouts.

Menus and shared fleet equipment

Extras and modification categories are labelled. Any standard compatible vehicle menu can identify and select the native parts. No bespoke menu or additional client script is required for the configuration.

The common library includes lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages and tags. The same component designs are used across ONX EVP and Gabz-compatible vehicles. They give different models a consistent equipment appearance.

The matching uniform collection is the ONX EUP Clothing Pack. Supplied livery templates and installation guidance support the creation of department-specific vehicle graphics. These support changes to the markings while retaining the underlying models and shared equipment.

Construction and handling

The models include full LODs, adjusted polygon counts and compressed textures. The mapping of dirt and crash damage follows Rockstar styling. The handling receives custom tuning that blends an arcade balance with roleplay realism.

Shared equipment data

• 227 yft mod parts.
• Shared size total: 35.21MB
• L0 maximum polycount: 9,451.
• All shared parts have L0-L2 levels.
• YTD limit: ≤ 1024.
• Embedded livery limit: ≤ 2048.

Vehicle (2022-2024) — onx_polterm

• onx_polterm_hi.yft: 2.6MB
• onx_polterm.yft: 1.6MB
• onx_polterm.ytd: 1.6MB
• 98 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0 polygons: 119,374.
• L1 polygons: 33,806.
• L2 polygons: 13,157.
• L3 polygons: 5,198.
• L4 polygons: 969.
• Maximum YTD resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD textures: 48.
• Embedded YFT livery maximum: 2048×2048

Overland (2022-2024) — onx_polterm2

• onx_polterm2_hi.yft: 3.7MB
• onx_polterm2.yft: 2.5MB
• onx_polterm2.ytd: 1.7MB
• 6 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0 polygons: 146,437.
• L1 polygons: 48,383.
• L2 polygons: 17,733.
• L3 polygons: 6,889.
• L4 polygons: 969.
• Maximum YTD resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD textures: 48.
• Embedded YFT livery maximum: 2048×2048

Installation and native categories

The pack uses a drag-and-drop add-on structure. It follows the normal resource start order and works with common frameworks, including QBCore, ESX and Qbox. Existing vehicle customisation menus provide the interface for the native parts.

1. Place the ONX vehicle resources in [onx_vehicles] under the server resources directory.
2. Set ensure [onx_vehicles] in the server cfg.
3. Select the equipment, liveries, callsigns and tags in game.
4. Access to ALPR and custom lightbar features comes through VMT_Lightbar in the vehicle menu.

Game Build 3095 introduced the required VMT_Lightbar category. The vehicles and most configuration work on standard builds. The category-specific lighting and ALPR selection requires that build for full access.

Package and terms

The download contains the patrol variants with jurisdiction liveries, the shared parts library and documentation. Templates, installation tutorials and guidance are included.

Resale, reuploading and rebranding of original assets are forbidden; changes to liveries and textures are excepted. Redistribution is not allowed.

The ONX Development Team is credited for the package, and JsH created the showcase screenshots. The separate model names distinguish standard and lifted chassis, while the shared callsigns, tags and equipment controls supply their department configurations.

A unit can choose its interior loadout, exterior fittings and markings within the same vehicle menu. Those choices remain independent of which chassis was spawned. The base interceptor and Overland therefore use the same configuration approach while retaining their different body setups.

Loose Clutter provides this pack’s trunk storage layout. It provides the trunk presentation alongside the console, radio and laptop choices in the cabin. The lightbar and antenna configurations supply the external equipment, while the editable callsign and tag identify the unit. Each of these belongs to the native configuration of the selected Terminus chassis, using the same model name throughout the equipment changes.

The two supplied patrol variants are Canis Terminus and Terminus Overland. Their city, county and state liveries cover LSPD, LSSD and SAHP. The common equipment library includes matching lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages and tags for the ONX EVP and Gabz fleet. Installation guides and livery templates for custom department branding accompany both models, along with included support and documentation.

Documentation covers installation tutorials and guidance on use.

The lifted Overland suits rural backroad patrol, while the standard Terminus covers city duties. Both have custom Canis Heavy-Duty Off-Road wheels.