Bison 35XD: Configurable Non-ELS SUV

Bravado Bison 35XD is a scratch-built Police Interceptor Utility for a lore-friendly emergency roster. The 2024 model was created by Tidemo, with WiseGuy and JunkyWRX contributing. Its non-ELS lighting and 200+ modkit choices support department-specific patrol configurations.

One model, different assignments

The vehicle can be set up for LEO and EMS, DOC, Federal service, Unmarked use or a Decommissioned appearance. These are configurations of 1 vehicle model. The native extras determine the selected equipment and visible role.

The 35XD suits patrol, supervisor and K9 duties. Its cabin and exterior options can be combined with the relevant identifiers and livery. Those choices allow different assignments without creating another model for every unit.

Paint and identification

City, county and state liveries are included for LSPD, LSSD and SAHP. They use 2K resolution. Single-colour paint is available, and two-tone paint operates separately from the livery.

The callsign system uses 5-digit identifiers. Both the displayed value and its colour can be edited. This gives each configured SUV a unit number alongside its department design.

• LSPD, LSSD and SAHP designs.
• Independent two-tone paint control.
• Single-paint configuration supported.
• Editable 5-digit callsigns.
• Colour selection for callsigns.

Unit roles on the body

The 16-tag system includes K9 and Caution K9, plus Command, Warden, Supervisor, SWAT, Gang Unit and Paramedic. Colourable tags and red reflective tags are provided. They identify the unit role within the same department livery.

These visual identifiers accompany the equipment choices. A K9 vehicle can carry its relevant tag and cabin arrangement, while another configuration can use supervisor identification. The underlying Bison model remains the same.

Lightbar and exterior choices

Non-ELS lighting uses synchronised patterns without requiring a client ELS installation. The setup avoids duplicated lighting models. Lightbar options include ALPR attachments, with slicktop and undercover arrangements also available.

Custom AWD Bravado wheels are supplied. Jurisdiction-specific ram bars provide front-end equipment choices, and the spotlights remain player-controlled. Antenna arrays cover regular, specialist and tactical wobble configurations for city, county and state use.

• Custom AWD Bravado wheel setup.
• ALPR fittings for the lightbar.
• Slicktop and undercover versions.
• Ram bars chosen by jurisdiction.
• Spotlights operated by the player.
• Regular and specialist antennas.
• Tactical wobble antenna variants.

Interior equipment

The cabin selection contains 50+ configurations. Its equipment includes laptops and radios, consoles and siren controllers, with dash radar also among the available choices. Dividers and gun racks for the roof and trunk extend the selection.

K9-ready features include split suspect and canine seating, with primary and secondary paint selection. A full K9 configuration is supplied, including window bars and dividers. It provides an interior arrangement for canine-unit use.

The seating options and equipment loadouts can be configured together. That allows the canine arrangement to sit within the broader patrol-equipment system, using the same vehicle menu and model as the other unit roles.

Storage and controls

Trunk layouts include drawers and lockboxes with animation. Both orderly and messy equipment arrangements are available. These options provide different storage presentations for the vehicle.

Extras and mod categories are labelled for in-game use. Standard customisation menus can access them, so a separate custom menu is not required. The controls expose the equipment, storage, livery and identifier selections.

Matching the fleet

The SUV uses the shared equipment library associated with ONX EVP and Gabz vehicles. Common lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages and tags provide consistent fittings across the lineup. The liveries correspond with the ONX EUP Clothing Pack.

Department templates and installation guides are included. They support custom livery work while retaining the vehicle model and shared parts. The package also includes the universal component library used by other standalone models.

Asset construction

Full LODs accompany adjusted polygon counts and compressed textures. The body has Rockstar-style crash and dirt mapping. Custom handling blends a roleplay-realistic feel with arcade balance.

The 2022-2024 Bison uses shared components alongside its own vehicle model. Universal lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages and tags match the wider ONX EVP and Gabz fleet.

Shared mod files

• 227 yft parts, totalling 35.21MB
• L0 maximum polycount: 9,451.
• L0-L2 detail levels for every part.
• YTD limit: ≤ 1024.
• Embedded liveries: ≤ 2048.

Bravado Bison 35XD (2022-2024)

• Spawn: onx_polbison.
• onx_polbison_hi.yft: 3.4MB
• onx_polbison.yft: 3.0MB
• onx_polbison.ytd: 1.1MB
• 115 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0 polygons: 127,695.
• L1 polygons: 55,551.
• L2 polygons: 26,195.
• L3 polygons: 11,028.
• L4 polygons: 1,504.
• Maximum YTD: 1024×1024
• YTD textures: 43.
• Maximum embedded YFT livery: 2048×2048

Framework and build

The resource is a standalone add-on with drag-and-drop installation. It uses the normal start order and works with QBCore, ESX, Qbox and other common frameworks. The in-game menu accesses the supplied native categories.

Game Build 3095 provides VMT_LIGHTBAR, which is required for the custom ALPR and lightbar toggles. Earlier builds can run the vehicle and most of its features. The category-dependent lighting choices require that build.

1. Place the ONX resources in [onx_vehicles] inside the resources directory.
2. Set ensure [onx_vehicles] in the server cfg.
3. Use the vehicle menu to configure equipment and markings.
4. Expose VMT_LIGHTBAR in that menu for the complete lightbar selection.

Included guidance and asset use

Documentation, templates and installation tutorials accompany the Bison. The ONX Development Team is credited for the package.

The licence forbids reuploading, resale and rebranding of core assets, with liveries and textures excepted. Redistribution is prohibited.

The 35XD equipment choices cover the interior, storage and exterior separately. A department can select a cabin arrangement, set its visible unit identifiers and choose the relevant lightbar configuration. The resulting combination remains part of the same scratch-built Bison resource, with the native controls exposing each selection.