ONX Store focuses on one job and does it well: kitting out the emergency services on your roleplay server. The catalog is three packs deep, an EUP clothing set for police and EMS, plus two Non-ELS vehicle packs (EVP V1 and EVP V2) that plug into ESX, QBCore and Qbox without the ELS headache. Buy once, uniform your PD and EMS, park a proper fleet on the lot, done.
One lifetime purchase covers 41 non-ELS lore-friendly LEO vehicles
One lightbar script covers all 22 cars, no duplicate models
Mix base uniform colors independently of department patches and insignia
ONX Store is a small FiveM shop with a narrow focus: emergency services. Instead of a sprawling catalog of half-finished scripts, you get three complementary packs that cover the two things every roleplay server with a PD and EMS needs, decent uniforms and decent vehicles. That focus is the pitch. If you are standing up a new city or refreshing an existing LEO and fire/EMS department, the whole ONX catalog slots together as one visual set.
The vehicle side is split into EVP V1 and EVP V2, both Non-ELS. Non-ELS matters here. It means no plugin dependency on the client, no player-side ELS install, no support tickets from members who cannot get lights working. The pack ships ready to run against the base vehicle handling, so a new officer joins the server and the lightbar just works. V1 and V2 are separate SKUs so you can start with one and add the other later as the fleet grows.
The EUP side is the ONX Emergency Clothing pack, a combined police and EMS uniform set. It is the piece that stops your PD looking like five different departments in the same shift. Because it is EUP based, it works with the standard clothing menus your framework already uses.
The signature of ONX Store is coherence. The EVP livery style, the EUP uniform style and the department vibe all read as one team, so an EMS unit rolling up next to a patrol car looks like they belong to the same city. That matters more than people admit. A mixed-bag fleet where every car is from a different creator kills immersion faster than any script bug.
A few things worth calling out:
The scope is deliberately tight. There are no scripts, no MLOs, no HUDs. If you want a PD MLO or a jobs script, you buy that elsewhere. ONX handles the parts of the emergency stack most creators half-do.
All three packs are framework compatible with ESX, QBCore and Qbox, which covers the majority of live roleplay servers. The EVP vehicle packs are stream resources, so installation is the standard drag-and-drop into your resources folder plus a line in server.cfg. Because they are Non-ELS, there is nothing your players need to install on their end. Spawn the vehicle and it drives.
The EUP pack sits on top of the EUP framework your server is already running for civilian and job clothing. It works with the outfit menus and locker systems in ESX, QBCore and Qbox jobs. If you already have a police job with a wardrobe, the ONX uniforms show up there once streamed.
A sensible install order:
No dependency chain between the three, buy them in any order.
Buying an emergency pack is a trust exercise. You are paying once and hoping the models are clean, the templates are not stretched, the sirens are mapped, and the seller is still around if something breaks. ONX Store keeps a small catalog so every pack gets attention, and buying through this storefront means you get a straight product page, current version info, and a clean checkout instead of a Discord DM and a PayPal link. If you are staffing up a PD or EMS on ESX, QBCore or Qbox and want the uniforms and vehicles to actually match, ONX is the shortest path there.
Emergency service packs for FiveM roleplay servers. The current catalog is three products: the ONX Emergency Clothing EUP pack for police and EMS, and two Non-ELS vehicle packs, EVP V1 and EVP V2, covering both PD and EMS units.
All ONX Store packs work with ESX, QBCore and Qbox. The vehicle packs are pure stream resources so they are framework-agnostic in practice, and the EUP pack plugs into the standard clothing menus those frameworks ship with.
They are two separate Non-ELS vehicle packs for police and EMS. V1 is the original release and V2 is the follow-up, so you can start with one and add the other later as your fleet grows. Both are sold as standalone packs.
No. Both EVP packs are Non-ELS by design. Lights and sirens work off the base FiveM vehicle handling, so there is nothing your players need to install on their end. Stream the resource, spawn the car, and the lightbar works.
Standard drag-and-drop. Drop the resource folder into your server's resources directory and add the ensure line to server.cfg. Stream the EUP pack first so uniforms load in your PD and EMS wardrobes, then add EVP V1 and V2 for the fleet.
Yes, that is the point of buying the ONX packs together. The uniform styling and the vehicle livery styling are built as one visual set for police and EMS, so a unit stepping out of an EVP car looks like they belong to it.
It is a strong starting kit if your server has a PD and EMS. Three purchases cover uniforms and two tiers of fleet, and everything runs on ESX, QBCore or Qbox without extra scripts or ELS setup. You still need separate MLOs and job scripts for the departments themselves.
