Sunsetter Gravediver: Exposed-Engine Scooter

Maibatsu Sunsetter Gravediver is a lore-friendly mobility-scooter hot rod for character-led civilian roleplay. Tidemo built it from scratch, pairing the scooter shape with an exposed go-kart engine. It suits eccentric characters, older-character scenes and neighbourhood driving with a comic edge.

The engine conversion is the defining change from the standard Sunsetter. The Gravediver trades the mini-spoiler system for the exposed-engine arrangement, adding exhaust choices while keeping the basket, canopy, seat and paint customisation.

Hot-rod specification

The go-kart engine is visible on the model and gives the Gravediver its distinctive sound and driving character. The body remains paintable, with 7 liveries provided for different ready-made appearances.

There are 12 exhaust options for the exposed-engine setup. Together with the body finish and livery choice, those parts provide the hot rod’s external configuration. The vehicle is fully scratch-made rather than a vanilla edit or a kitbash.

Each panel was built by Tidemo for this model. The design follows the GTA 5 art style, keeping the scooter within the lore-friendly vehicle selection even with its exposed mechanical conversion.

Basket configurations

The basket has 3 loadout styles. They provide the everyday shopping and takeaway details for the Gravediver’s civilian character.

• Cluckin Bell fast food bags
• Burger Shot fast food
• 24/7 shopping bag

These basket options accompany the body paint and seat treatment. They do not replace the exposed-engine setup; they change the visible loadout carried by the same scooter.

Canopy and seat materials

A glass canopy is available as an option. The seat selection contains 6 finishes, including a paintable treatment and patterned fur, leather camo and crocodile skin.

• Paintable
• Leopard fur
• Tiger fur
• Zebra fur
• Leather camo
• Crocodile skin

The seat trim gives the character another visible choice inside the same Gravediver configuration. A plain painted finish, patterned fur or the other supplied materials can be paired with the selected basket, livery and exhaust.

Roleplay setting

The scooter suits humorous civilian scenes: an older character on a boardwalk, a trailer-park driver or an eccentric neighbourhood regular. A 70-year-old character fits that intended use, alongside low-speed racing and unconventional civilian builds.

The exposed engine makes the mechanical change visible during those scenes. Paint, baskets and seat finishes give the owner ways to express the character without changing the underlying mobility-scooter hot-rod model.

File and geometry data

The Gravediver has a five-level LOD chain. It has a close-detail model and lower-detail stages for use at distance.

Model files

• onx_sunsetter2_hi.yft: 1.3MB
• onx_sunsetter2.yft: 1.3MB

Polycount by level

• L0: 57,633
• L1: 29,280
• L2: 13,198
• L3: 6,712
• L4: 1,144

Texture details

• Maximum ytd resolution: 1024×1024
• ytd texture count: 0
• Embedded yft livery maximum: 2048×2048

The high-detail and standard YFT files are each 1.3MB. The same exposed-engine scooter can carry takeaway bags or shopping items in its basket, with its selected exhaust, seat material and body finish defining the hot-rod appearance.

Installation and frameworks

The resource has no required scripts, framework dependencies or database migration. It works in QBCore, ESX and Qbox setups, as well as fully custom FiveM servers. Installation follows the standalone vehicle-resource approach.

1. Place the ONX vehicle resource under the server resources directory, preferably inside [onx_vehicles].
2. Put ensure [onx_vehicles] in the server cfg to start the group.

The release is credited to the ONX Development Team.

Livery and asset terms

Reuploading, resale and rebranding are forbidden for all assets except liveries and textures.

Custom liveries may be shared freely or sold with appropriate metadata. They must be released as separate livery models or textures, without bundling the original vehicle models. Redistribution is prohibited.

The supplied customisation centres on the paintable body, basket loadout, canopy, seat material, liveries and exhaust selection. Those choices retain the Gravediver’s exposed go-kart engine and scratch-built scooter shape as the basis of every configuration.

Configuring the civilian build

The engine conversion takes the place of the standard Sunsetter’s mini-spoiler system. Exhaust selection therefore belongs to the Gravediver’s exposed mechanical setup, while the other appearance choices retain the standard scooter’s character-focused approach.

A paintable seat offers a colour-based finish, while leopard, tiger and zebra fur provide the patterned alternatives. Leather camo and crocodile skin complete the material selection.

The basket contents bring a separate detail to the scooter. Together with the 7 supplied liveries and paintable bodywork, they allow the hot rod’s everyday civilian accessories to differ between character builds.

Cluckin Bell, Burger Shot and 24/7 basket items give the exposed-engine scooter its everyday accessories. The optional canopy provides another silhouette for the hot-rod design.