ONX Dinka Verus Police Bike: Modular Motor Patrol

ONX Dinka Verus is a modular Police Interceptor Utility motorcycle for 2025 motor-unit work for traffic stops and highway interdiction. Its vanilla-edited Dinka Verus chassis keeps the GTA V lore-friendly appearance, while non-ELS lighting and patrol equipment give it a law-enforcement role. Tidemo built it with contributions from WiseGuy and JunkyWRX.

The Verus combines department liveries, independent paint choices and a native modification system. Spotlights, antenna selections and saddle bags shape the motor-patrol silhouette. The same model can take on different service roles through its modkit and Extras, allowing more than a single marked-police configuration.

Lighting and native controls

Synced lighting patterns are built into the non-ELS motorcycle. There is no client ELS dependency, and different lighting configurations do not require duplicate vehicle models. Officers can use standard vehicle menus for the native modkit and Extras, with labels on both Extras and modification categories.

• Non-ELS lighting with synchronised patterns.
• Lore-friendly vanilla edit of the Dinka Verus.
• 2K department liveries.
• 90+ customisation options through modkit and Extras.
• Antennas from the universal ONX parts system.
• Full LODs and compressed textures.
• Rockstar-style crash mapping and dirt mapping.
• Custom handling that blends realism with arcade control.

No custom menu is needed for the bike’s options. A standard vehicle customisation menu that exposes modification categories and Extras can configure it. The labels support in-game selection of the patrol appearance, while the native controls give access to its livery and equipment choices.

Departments and service roles

There is 1 vehicle model. Its role choices are LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked and Decommissioned. The modkit and Extras handle those identities within the same motorcycle, rather than requiring a separate installed vehicle resource for each role.

• LSPD livery for the city.
• LSSD livery for the county.
• SAHP livery for the state.
• Single-colour and two-tone paint configurations.
• Paint selection remains independent of the livery.
• Spotlights for traffic-stop duties.
• Regular antenna variants.
• Specialist antenna variants.
• Tactical wobble antenna variants.
• City, county and state antenna loadouts.
• Saddle bags for the motorcycle’s storage appearance.

The antennas match the wider ONX EVP and Gabz fleet. The universal parts library is shared with other standalone ONX models, so those components follow the same fleet appearance. The liveries match the ONX EUP Clothing Pack, giving motor officers and their bike a coordinated department identity.

Two-tone paint operates independently of department livery selection. A marked bike can therefore use the chosen department graphics without locking its paint to that livery. Single-colour paint is also supported. Livery templates accompany the vehicle for departments preparing their own branding.

Included equipment and assistance

The package supplies the vanilla-edited Verus with city, county and state liveries, plus the universal parts library used by the other ONX standalone models. Support is included. Documentation covers livery templates, installation tutorials and best practices, alongside the install guides for custom department preparation.

Traffic stops and highway motor-unit work make use of the patrol-bike presentation. Spotlights supply the exterior patrol option, saddle bags give it the motor-pool shape, and the regular, specialist and tactical antenna choices allow different loadouts. Those features sit alongside department liveries and the paint system in the native menu.

Verus model, 2006-2025

• Spawn: onx_polverus
• onx_polverus_hi.yft: 2.5MB
• onx_polverus.yft: 1.5MB
• onx_polverus.ytd: 1.3MB
• 54 YFT mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0 polygons: 108,429
• L1 polygons: 30,227
• L2 polygons: 15,117
• L3 polygons: 7,170
• L4 polygons: 862
• YTD maximum resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD textures: 54
• Embedded YFT liveries, maximum resolution: 2048×2048
• YTD texture limit: 1024
• Embedded-livery limit: 2048

Universal modification parts

• 227 YFT mod parts: 35.21MB total.
• Maximum L0 polycount: 9,451.
• Every mod part includes L0-L2.

Installation and build requirement

1. Make [onx_vehicles] in the server resources directory. Put the ONX vehicle resources in this folder.
2. Add the command ensure [onx_vehicles] to server.cfg.
3. Configure liveries, antennas, saddle bags and spotlights through a vehicle customisation menu.
4. Expose VMT_LIGHTBAR in that menu for the custom ALPR and lightbar options. This category arrived in build 3095.

Game Build 3095 is necessary for some features, specifically access through VMT_LIGHTBAR to custom ALPR and lightbar options. An older build can run the bike but does not expose every customisation slot. Running 3095 enables the build-dependent category and its options.

The motorcycle is a standalone, drag-and-drop add-on for FiveM. It follows standard resource start order and works with common frameworks, including QBCore, ESX and Qbox. It does not require a specific economy or job system. Existing LEO jobs and vehicle spawners can use it when they support standard add-on vehicles.

Support and licence

Support includes the templates, tutorials and best-practice documentation. The vehicle-menu compatibility is with standard menus that expose the mod categories and Extras, so patrol configuration uses those normal controls.

Redistribution is forbidden. Reuploading, resale and rebranding are prohibited for the assets, except for liveries and textures. The exception applies to those liveries and textures; the motorcycle assets remain restricted by the licence.

The Verus combines a single configurable motorcycle with fleet-matching antennas and department graphics. LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked and Decommissioned appearances all use its modkit and Extras. City, county and state patrol presentations can use the included liveries, while the templates allow custom department branding within the licence restrictions.

Configuring the motor unit

A city bike can use the LSPD graphics with its selected antenna and spotlight arrangement. County and state configurations use LSSD and SAHP liveries, with the corresponding antenna loadout choices. Saddle bags supply the motor-patrol silhouette, while independent paint gives a further appearance choice within the marked-bike setup.

The same native menu exposes the role configurations. LEO, EMS and DOC uses are available alongside Federal, Unmarked and Decommissioned appearances. These selections use the modkit and Extras rather than another motorcycle resource. The bike’s matching antennas and liveries connect its visual identity to the ONX fleet and EUP clothing.

The main motorcycle spawn code is onx_polverus. Every universal mod part includes L0-L2 detail levels.