Canis Seminole Frontier | Lore-Friendly Police SUV | FiveM

The Canis Seminole Frontier is a lore-friendly police SUV for FiveM roleplay servers, delivering a fully modular, non-ELS patrol unit that drops straight into your fleet with 200+ in-game customization options. Built as a vanilla edit by Tidemo with contributions from WiseGuy and JunkyWRX, this 1984-1996 era interceptor captures that classic San Andreas police vibe without ever feeling out of place next to Rockstar's own models. It is the kind of unit that makes a patrol shift feel like it belongs in GTA V's world — not bolted onto it. Whether your departments rotate through LSPD, LSSD, or SAHP, this single model handles all of it and more.

🚓 What This Lore-Friendly Police SUV Brings to Your Server

This is a scratch-tuned vanilla edit designed for servers that care about visual consistency, performance, and giving officers real choice over how their unit looks and feels. One vehicle model doubles as LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked, or Decommissioned — meaning a single resource covers an enormous range of roleplay scenarios without bloating your fleet. The Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping blends seamlessly with the rest of the game world, and the custom handling sits right in that sweet spot between realism and arcade balance that long-shift RP needs. Add in the universal parts library shared with the wider ONX EVP fleet, and your patrol cars finally start looking like they all came from the same department instead of five different mod creators.

✨ Core Highlights

The headline features focus on giving your officers a server-ready unit that is performant on the road and visually rich up close.

• 🚨 Non-ELS lighting — server-friendly with no client ELS dependency required

• 🏙️ Lore-friendly vanilla-edit model built to sit naturally in GTA V's world

• 🎨 2K liveries with quality balanced for performance on populated servers

• 🛞 Custom AWD Canis wheels for that authentic interceptor stance

• 🔧 200+ customization options via modkit and extras — no custom menus required

• ⚙️ Universal consistent parts matching the ONX EVP and Gabz fleet (lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages, tags)

• ⚡ Optimized assets with full LODs, tuned polycounts, and compressed textures

• 💥 Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping plus custom handling blending RP realism with arcade balance

🛠️ Major Features Built for Police Roleplay

Every option here was designed so a single model can flex across an entire department's needs without sacrificing detail.

• 🔢 Callsign system — 5-digit, editable, and fully colorable for unit identification

• 🚦 Lightbar configurations with ALPR attachments and slicktop/undercover variants

• 🔀 One vehicle model that doubles as LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked, or Decommissioned

• 🎨 Two-tone paint independent of livery (single or two-tone supported)

• 🛡️ Department liveries for LSPD, LSSD, and SAHP out of the box

• 🏷️ 16 unit tags — Supervisor, Command, Warden, Paramedic, SWAT, Gang Unit, K9, Caution K9 (colorable and red reflective variants)

• 🚔 Exterior options including ram bars by jurisdiction and player-controlled spotlights

• 💻 50+ interior loadouts covering console, radio, siren controller, and laptop setups, plus dash radar and divider/roof/trunk gun racks

• 📡 Antenna arrays in regular, specialist, and tactical wobble variants tuned for city, county, or state units

• 🧰 Trunk configurations with animated lockboxes, drawers, organized/messy layouts, raised boxes, and loose clutter

• 🎛️ Native UX with labeled extras and mod categories for quick in-game toggles

• 👮 Matching uniforms aligning with the ONX EUP Clothing Pack

• 📚 Livery templates and install guides included so you can brand for your own departments fast

⚡ Performance & Integration

This FiveM non-ELS police interceptor was built with server performance as a first-class concern, not an afterthought.

• 🚨 Non-ELS with synced patterns and no duplicate model spam cluttering your fleet

• 🗜️ Full LODs with optimized textures — YTD capped at 1024 and embedded liveries capped at 2048

• 🏁 Realism/Arcade handling tuned for a believable feel with arcade balance for long shifts

• 🧩 Drag-and-drop add-on resource with standard start order, compatible with common frameworks

📦 Inside the Package

• 🚓 Vanilla edit Canis Seminole Frontier with city, county, and state liveries

• 🧰 Universal parts library shared across other ONX standalone models for fast, consistent fleet builds

• 📘 Support and documentation including templates, install tutorials, and best practices

📊 Developer Technical Specifications

Every value below is the real, measured figure — no rounding, so you know exactly what is going into your server.

Shared Mod Parts

• 175 yft mod parts: 26.1MB

• L0: Max 9,451 polycount

• L0–L2 included for all mod parts

1984-1996 Canis Seminole Frontier File Sizes

• onx_polsem_hi.yft: 2.5MB

• onx_polsem.yft: 2.0MB

• onx_polsem.ytd: 1.2MB

• 107 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Vehicle Polycount

• L0: 115,453

• L1: 45,291

• L2: 20,475

• L3: 10,255

• L4: 1,884

Textures

• YTD resolution: Max 1024x1024

• YTD texture count: 46

• YFT resolution for embedded liveries: Max 2048x2048

🔌 Compatibility & Installation

The Seminole ships as a clean drag-and-drop add-on, so getting it live on your server is straightforward. Some features require Game Build 3095 — specifically the VMT_Lightbar category for custom ALPR and lightbar options inside your customization menu. Subscription is optional, support is provided, and the resource works alongside the wider ONX EVP fleet so your departments keep visual consistency across every unit.

• Add the ONX vehicle resources to your server's resources folder and create a folder called [onx_vehicles].

• Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to your server.cfg.

• Use a customization menu to configure lightbars, liveries, ALPR, cages, consoles, antennas, trunks, and tags in game.

• Add the VMT_Lightbar category (introduced in build 3095) to your customization menu for full ALPR and lightbar access.

Full documentation and livery templates are available on the ONX GitHub, and the team is reachable via Discord for previews, integration help, and questions.

❓ FAQ

Q: Is the Canis Seminole Frontier ELS or non-ELS?

A: This vehicle is fully non-ELS with synced lighting patterns, so it works on any server without requiring clients to install ELS. That makes onboarding new officers painless and keeps your fleet behavior consistent across every patrol.

Q: Which departments and liveries are included out of the box?

A: The standalone ships with city, county, and state liveries covering LSPD, LSSD, and SAHP. Livery templates and install guides are included so you can brand the model for your own custom departments quickly.

Q: Do I need a specific FiveM game build to use everything?

A: Game Build 3095 is required for some features — specifically the VMT_Lightbar category that unlocks custom ALPR and lightbar options inside your customization menu. The rest of the vehicle works on standard builds.

Q: How do I access all 200+ customization options once it is installed?

A: All options are exposed through native extras and labeled mod categories, so any standard FiveM customization menu can configure lightbars, consoles, antennas, trunks, tags, and more. No custom menu resource is required, which keeps your server stack lean.

Q: Does this fit alongside my existing ONX or Gabz police fleet?

A: Yes — the Seminole shares a universal parts library with the wider ONX EVP and Gabz-compatible fleet, meaning lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages, and tags stay visually consistent across every unit. It is also already included in the EVP sub pack and the Emergency Vehicles and Uniforms Pack for owners of those bundles.

🎯 Why This Belongs on Your Server

A police fleet lives or dies on consistency, performance, and the small details that sell the roleplay. The Canis Seminole Frontier hits all three: one vanilla-edit model flexes across six unit types, 200+ in-game options let every officer make their unit their own, and the non-ELS architecture keeps your server clean and your clients happy. Drop it in, brand it for your departments, and watch patrol shifts feel a little more real from the first call.