Seminole Frontier: Classic Non-ELS Patrol SUV

Canis Seminole Frontier provides a classic-era police SUV with 200+ native configuration options. Tidemo made the vanilla edit with contributions by WiseGuy and JunkyWRX. The lore-friendly 1984-1996 model uses non-ELS emergency lighting and custom AWD Canis wheels.

Patrol roles and markings

The same model supports LEO, EMS and DOC roles, along with Federal, Unmarked and Decommissioned arrangements. Equipment and identification are changed through native extras and modification categories. This keeps the different role appearances within the same SUV resource.

LSPD, LSSD and SAHP designs supply the city, county and state liveries. They use 2K resolution. Single-paint and two-tone finishes are both supported, with two-tone paint controlled separately from the livery selection.

Callsign and tag choices

The callsign display uses an editable 5-digit number with colour selection. The unit tag range has 16 choices, including Command, Supervisor, Gang Unit, SWAT, Paramedic, Warden, Caution K9 and K9.

Colourable and red reflective tag variants are supplied. These provide role labels alongside the callsign and department graphic. The identifiers are chosen within the same system as the body and cabin equipment.

• Editable 5-digit callsign display.
• Selectable callsign colours.
• 16 unit-tag choices.
• Colourable tags.
• Red reflective tag versions.

Lightbars and exterior fittings

Synchronised non-ELS patterns remove the need for players to install a client ELS resource. The setup also avoids duplicate models for lighting arrangements. Lightbar configurations include ALPR attachments, slicktop options and undercover versions.

Jurisdiction-specific ram bars are available. Spotlights remain under player control. The antenna range covers regular, specialist and tactical wobble equipment for city, county and state units.

These exterior options can be selected with the chosen department livery and role identifiers. A change to the lightbar or antenna setup remains a configuration of the Seminole model. Custom AWD Canis wheels are part of the supplied exterior specification.

Interior selection

The cabin has 50+ loadout arrangements. Consoles, radio equipment, siren controllers and laptops are included. Dash radar accompanies the equipment choices, together with dividers and gun racks for the roof and trunk.

The loadouts give the vehicle different cabin configurations without requiring another model. They are selected through the native mod categories, using the labels to identify each option in a compatible vehicle menu.

• 50+ interior loadouts.
• Console and radio setups.
• Siren-controller and laptop equipment.
• Dash radar.
• Divider options.
• Roof and trunk gun racks.

Trunk arrangements

The Frontier offers drawers and animated lockboxes within its storage selection. Raised boxes and loose clutter accompany the choices for either neatly arranged or messy equipment layouts. These trunk configurations suit the Seminole’s patrol role.

The raised boxes and loose equipment add further storage appearances to the same SUV. They can be selected with the cabin loadout and exterior parts, providing the variation in how the unit’s equipment is presented.

Controls and matching equipment

Extras and mod categories are labelled for in-game toggling. Standard customisation menus can use them, with no custom menu resource required. The controls cover the lightbars, consoles, antennas, storage, tags and other selections.

The vehicle draws equipment from the ONX EVP library and the Gabz-compatible fleet. Lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages and tags use the common designs. This keeps the physical fittings consistent with other vehicles using those assets.

The liveries also match the ONX EUP Clothing Pack. Templates and install guides support custom department designs.

Body and handling

The vanilla-edit construction retains the classic Canis identity. Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping accompany the bodywork. Custom handling balances realism for roleplay with an arcade character.

Full LODs, adjusted polygon counts and compressed textures are part of the asset construction. The shared component library for this vehicle has its own figures, distinct from the individual Seminole files.

Shared-part specification

• 175 yft mod parts.
• Shared size: 26.1MB
• Maximum L0 polycount: 9,451.
• Each mod part includes L0-L2 levels.
• YTD cap: 1024.
• Embedded livery cap: 2048.

1984-1996 Canis Seminole Frontier files

• onx_polsem_hi.yft: 2.5MB
• onx_polsem.yft: 2.0MB
• onx_polsem.ytd: 1.2MB
• 107 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0 polycount: 115,453.
• L1 polycount: 45,291.
• L2 polycount: 20,475.
• L3 polycount: 10,255.
• L4 polycount: 1,884.
• Maximum YTD resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD texture count: 46.
• Embedded YFT livery maximum: 2048×2048

Resource loading

The Seminole is supplied as an add-on with drag-and-drop setup. It uses a normal start order and works with common frameworks. The existing vehicle menu provides access to the native equipment choices.

1. Place ONX vehicle resources in a resources folder named [onx_vehicles].
2. Put ensure [onx_vehicles] into server.cfg.
3. Choose equipment, markings and tags with the customisation menu.
4. Add VMT_Lightbar to expose the custom ALPR and lightbar choices.

Game Build 3095 introduced the required category. Those custom lighting features depend on that build, while standard builds can use its other vehicle features. The requirement concerns access to the complete lighting selection.

Package and collection notes

The package includes the Seminole with jurisdiction liveries, the shared equipment library, templates and documentation. Installation tutorials and guidance accompany the model.

The Emergency Vehicles and Uniforms Pack includes this vehicle. It is also part of the EVP sub pack. That inclusion is relevant to owners of those collections. The standalone provides the same classic patrol SUV configuration.

The Frontier combines its period body with modern configurable emergency equipment. Its distinctive storage options, shared fleet fittings and independent paint controls are all part of the build. Unit roles and department appearance are selected through the native menu on the same model.

The trunk selection is broader than a simple empty or loaded appearance: drawers, lockboxes, raised boxes and loose clutter are all available. These storage choices accompany the interior loadouts and external equipment. They give the classic SUV the variety of patrol configurations, with its role tag and callsign selected separately from the department livery and paint.

The shared-part measurements apply to the component library supplied with this Frontier.