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A real, drivable native RedM vehicle: not a prop on a hidden chassis. The Velmar Medic is the town doctor's rapid-response coupé, a full YFT vehicle with its own handling, opening doors, opening hood and rear trunk, working seats, headlights and roof warning lamps.
Five liveries with Medical Service and 24/7 Emergency lettering and red crosses: white, green, black, grey and red. Made for doctors, nurses and medical roleplay on any frontier server.
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README.html
yourmaps_velmar_medic
handling.meta
vehicles.meta
vehiclelayouts.meta
carvariations.meta
config.lua
[yourmaps_velmar_medic_compat]
The vehicle works on its own: spawn it by the name velmar_medic. Ready-made for dodi cars, outsider cars, ar16 vehicles and other native car scripts.
velmar_medic
Built on the Velmar coupé: light, quick and narrow enough for any town street. When the doctor is called at night, the roof lamps clear the way.
The Velmar Medic is also included in the YourMAPS Medic Cars pack and in YourMAPS Cars, the full collection with every model. Run only one of them: if two are started, this resource detects it, stops itself and prints a warning. Every other YourMAPS vehicle resource can run together with this one.
New paint tints can always be added. Want a custom tint, a livery for your company or a car built your way? Talk to us on the YourMAPS Discord or open a ticket on Tebex: we can make the car you want with the customisation you need.
Want to drive it first? Join the YourMAPS Discord and access our test server.
resources
ensure yourmaps_velmar_medic
server.cfg
Each of our projects is extensively tested for stability, crashes, lag, and performance issues during gameplay. Tests are carried out with multiple players using both DX12 and Vulkan. If you encounter any issue, please first check if you are using other resources that could cause conflicts. If the problem remains after testing, open a support ticket on Discord and we will assist you.
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Documentation
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