Bravado Buffalo Hellfire Non-ELS Police Interceptor

The Bravado Buffalo Hellfire is the fast end of a police motor pool: a lore-friendly pursuit interceptor from ONX, modified by GTAWiseGuy with contributions from Dayashii, Tidemo and JunkyWRX. It runs non-ELS lighting with synced patterns, so nobody on the server installs an ELS client mod, and one spawn code, onx_polbuffhf, covers the Buffalo Hellfire (2015-2023) in every role it plays.

One Buffalo, six duty roles

The same model is configured in game as LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked or Decommissioned. Department, role and loadout are all chosen through native modkit and extras, more than 200 options in fully labeled mod categories, so any standard customization menu reaches them and you do not spawn six assets to fill six jobs. Liveries cover LSPD, LSSD and SAHP at 2K, a resolution picked to balance quality against streaming, and two-tone paint works independently of the livery in single or two-tone schemes. The liveries are drawn to line up with the ONX EUP Clothing Pack, and livery templates and install guides are included for your own department branding.

Fitting out a Hellfire unit

• 5-digit callsign, editable and colorable per unit
• Lightbar configurations with ALPR attachments, plus slicktop and undercover setups
• 16 unit tags, including Supervisor, Command, Warden, Paramedic, SWAT, Gang Unit, K9 and Caution K9, in colorable and red reflective versions
• Jurisdiction-specific ram bars and player-controlled spotlights
• 50+ interior loadouts: console, radio, siren controller and laptop setups, dash radar, divider, roof gun racks and trunk gun racks
• Full K9 configuration: primary and secondary paintable split K9 and suspect seating, a full K9 cage, window bars and dividers
• Antenna arrays in regular, specialist and tactical wobble variants for city, county and state units
• Animated trunk storage with lockboxes, drawers and organized or messy layouts
• Custom Hellfire Bravado wheels

Lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages and tags come from a universal parts library shared across the ONX EVP fleet, so they match the equipment on other ONX vehicles. Handling is custom, a blend of RP realism and arcade balance, with Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping.

Hellfire file and LOD figures

Shared mod parts: 227 yft parts at 35.21MB in total, an L0 polycount of at most 9,451, and L0 to L2 included for every shared part.

• onx_polbuffhf_hi.yft: 3.7MB
• onx_polbuffhf.yft: 3.0MB
• onx_polbuffhf.ytd: 2.2MB
• 135 vehicle-specific yft mod parts: under 0.5MB
• Triangles: L0 135,693, L1 48,121, L2 20,761, L3 10,043, L4 1,282
• YTD: max 1024x1024, 48 textures; embedded liveries max 2048x2048

That five-level LOD chain is what keeps a busy scene drawable when several units sit on the same street.

Getting onx_polbuffhf on the server

It is a drag-and-drop add-on resource with no proprietary dependencies. Put the ONX vehicle resources in a folder named [onx_vehicles] inside your resources directory, add ensure [onx_vehicles] to server.cfg, then configure lightbars, liveries, ALPR, cages, consoles, antennas, trunks and tags in game with a customization menu. Add the VMT_Lightbar mod category to that menu for the custom ALPR and lightbar toggles. Support, livery templates and install documentation are included, and the car is not subscription based; optional companion packs are sold separately. Liveries and textures may be customized, but redistribution, resale or rebranding of the base model and core assets is not permitted.

Q: Which features need Game Build 3095?

A: Only the VMT_Lightbar category, which controls the custom ALPR mount and lightbar toggles. Callsigns, interior loadouts, liveries, unit tags, antenna arrays and trunk setups all work on earlier builds.