Class 5 Document: No Restrictions Applied.
Code: aag454a1-a2
Index
> #0 - Homepage
> #1 - Existing Departments and their Respective Leaders
> #2 - Uniforms, Liveries, Vehicle Modifications, ELS & Presets ⇠ You are Here
> #3 - Jurisdictions & Agency Overlapping
> #4 - Department Oversight Powers & Expectations
> #5 - Discord Requirements
> #6 - ER:LC Requirements
> #7 - General Regulations
> #8 - Division Regulations
- #8a - Criminal Investigations
- #8b - Patrol
- #8c - Special Weapons and Tactics
- #8d - Training
- #8e - Traffic Enforcement
Policies Starting from 2.a-1
Uniform Related
All departments can have a maximum of 8 uniforms in-game. These must be approved or commissioned by department coordination, and require co-owner to put in-game.
All departments must have Class A & B or C patrol uniforms (minimum 2). You can choose between class B or C, but it's mandatory to have a long-sleeved Class A uniform.
Uniforms must have the logo, seal or symbol that represents the department, somewhere on the uniform. Additionally, although not required, putting the division name on uniforms is recommended in some cases.
All departments are required to have just one pair of pants, that must be able to go with all shirts unless you have more than one pair of pants.
Policies Starting from 2.b-1
Livery Related
All departments can have a maximum of 12 liveries in-game. All liveries must have undergone department coordination approval, and require co-owner to be put in-game.
Please note that 'ghost' or 'undercover' liveries do not count towards the 12 livery limit.
Covert, unmarked or undercover liveries remain fairly unregulated further than the fact that they should have no text, images or icons, and should be purely a singular plain colour.
Liveries for patrol or any non-unmarked vehicles, must contain the logo, seal or symbol that represents the department anywhere on the livery. Additionally, although not required, putting the division name on liveries is recommended in some cases.
All departments are required to have at least one regular, marked patrol livery.
Liveries must be as realistic as possible and should be accurate geometrically and visually compared to a real livery (within reason).
Policies Starting from 2.c-1
Vehicle Accessories, ELS & Preset Related
All departments can have a maximum of 5 presets per vehicle.
Covert, unmarked or undercover presets can contain any mixture of accessories, providing it has been approved by department coordination.
Accessories (presets) and ELS should be accurate in speed, brightness & color when compared to real lights.
All departments can have up to 15 ELS Pattern sets (P,S1,S2,S3).
Every accessory is free to be used as long as you can prove it's real life usage to a department coordinator. Falsifying this results in harsh punishment with no exceptions.
