ONX Alamo 2700LX SSV: Special Service Patrol SUV

ONX Declasse Alamo 2700LX SSV is a 2024 special service SUV for department fleets. Its non-ELS lights, editable callsigns and native equipment choices support marked patrol and several other service identities. JunkyWRX worked on the vehicle, with contributions from WiseGuy, Dayashii and Tidemo, as part of the ONX Development Team.

The Alamo SSV uses the same model for LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked and Decommissioned configurations. Departments select the role through labeled Extras and mod categories. Those controls also set the equipment, allowing a different service appearance without another vehicle model or a separate spawn name.

Synced lighting and lightbar choices

Non-ELS lighting synchronises the patterns seen by players. No client-side ELS dependency is required. The lighting configurations run through the same SSV, with no duplicate vehicle models needed for its department variants.

• Non-ELS lighting with synced patterns.
• ALPR attachments for the lightbar.
• Slicktop arrangements.
• Undercover arrangements.
• Player-controlled spotlights.
• Ram bars chosen by jurisdiction.

ALPR and lightbar choices use the vehicle’s mod categories. Slicktop and undercover options allow a different exterior presentation from a marked lightbar configuration. Ram bars and spotlights supply additional patrol equipment, with the player controlling the spotlight use.

Paint, callsigns and department graphics

An editable 5-digit callsign identifies the unit. Its colour can be changed. Paint operates independently of the livery, so a single-colour scheme or two-tone scheme can be selected without fixing it to the department graphics.

Included liveries cover LSPD, LSSD and SAHP, giving the SSV city, county and state identities. They are 2K liveries, and they match the ONX EUP Clothing Pack. Livery templates and installation guides accompany the Alamo for custom department branding.

Role tags

The unit-tag selection contains 16 options. These include Supervisor and Command identification, Warden and Paramedic roles, and SWAT and Gang Unit labels. K9 and Caution K9 choices are also available. Tags have colourable variants and red reflective variants.

The tags work alongside the editable body callsign and independent paint scheme. A department can set its livery, identify the unit and select the appropriate equipment within the same vehicle. That identification system supports the SSV’s marked and unmarked service configurations through the native menu.

Cabin equipment

There are 50+ interior loadouts built around consoles, radios, siren controllers and laptops. A dash radar is available, together with gun racks for the divider, roof and trunk. Those locations allow different equipment arrangements for the SSV’s service roles.

• Console, radio, siren-controller and laptop loadout choices: 50+.
• Dashboard radar.
• Gun racks at the divider.
• Gun racks at the roof.
• Gun racks in the trunk.
• Cage configuration through the vehicle menu.

The cabin options use native mod categories and Extras, as do the exterior selections. They can be configured from a standard vehicle customisation menu. The Alamo does not require a bespoke menu to select its equipment or adjust its appearance.

Antenna and boot arrangements

Antenna arrays include regular, specialist and tactical wobble variants. City, county and state arrangements are available. The antennas belong to the universal parts system that matches the ONX EVP and Gabz fleet.

• Animated lockboxes in the boot.
• Drawers.
• Organised equipment layouts.
• Messy equipment layouts.
• Raised boxes.
• Loose clutter.

The boot can therefore carry a tidy equipment arrangement or a less orderly appearance. Raised boxes and loose clutter offer further choices alongside the animated lockboxes and drawers. The native menu controls these trunk arrangements with the other vehicle equipment.

Shared fleet components

The universal parts library accompanies the SSV and is shared with other ONX standalone models. Lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages and tags follow the ONX EVP and Gabz fleet appearance. That common component styling supports a consistent department presentation across the Alamo and other vehicles using the library.

The vehicle includes full LODs, tuned polygon counts and compressed textures. Rockstar-style dirt mapping and crash mapping accompany custom handling, which mixes RP realism with arcade control. Its 200+ customisation options use the modkit and Extras for in-game changes.

Included assistance

Support is included, along with templates, installation tutorials and best-practice documentation. The package supplies the Alamo SSV with city, county and state liveries and the universal ONX parts library. Livery templates allow department graphics to be prepared without reverse-engineering the model.

Model spawn and measurements

• onx_polstalk: Alamo 2700LX SSV, all role and department configurations.
• onx_polstalk_hi.yft: 2.4MB
• onx_polstalk.yft: 2.3MB
• onx_polstalk.ytd: 1.3MB
• 106 YFT modification parts: < 0.5MB
• L0 polygons: 93,652
• L1 polygons: 45,152
• L2 polygons: 21,833
• L3 polygons: 9,924
• L4 polygons: 2,302
• Maximum YTD resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD texture count: 42
• Maximum embedded YFT livery resolution: 2048×2048
• YTD texture limit: 1024
• Embedded-livery texture limit: 2048

Common modification parts

• 227 YFT mod parts: 35.21MB
• Maximum L0 polygon count: 9,451
• L0-L2 included on every mod part.

Install the add-on

1. In the resources directory, create [onx_vehicles] and put the ONX vehicle resources inside it.
2. Write ensure [onx_vehicles] into server.cfg.
3. Select liveries, lightbars and ALPR through a customisation menu. Configure consoles, cages, antenna arrays, boot equipment and role tags there too.
4. Expose VMT_LIGHTBAR through the menu to select custom lightbar and ALPR options. This category originated in build 3095.

The FiveM add-on follows standard start order and works with common frameworks. It has no encryption and no exotic dependencies. Some advanced features require Game Build 3095, including custom ALPR and lightbar options accessed through VMT_LIGHTBAR. Core functionality still runs without that build; 3095+ enables the complete feature set.

Licence

Redistribution is prohibited.

Reuploading, resale and rebranding are prohibited for the assets other than liveries and textures. The licence permits modifications only to liveries and textures. Included templates and guides support rebranding the SSV’s graphics for a department within that permission.

Special service configuration

This 2024-model SSV can change between marked, unmarked and other service roles through its native menu. Department graphics, unit tags and the callsign provide identification, while lightbar, spotlight, ram-bar and antenna selections shape its exterior equipment.

The cabin and boot choices provide the rest of the loadout. Consoles, radios, siren controllers and laptops can be paired with radar and gun-rack locations. Animated lockboxes, drawers, raised boxes and loose clutter give the boot a choice of equipment appearances. All these selections belong to the same Alamo model and use its modkit and Extras.