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These sections of the Emergency vehicle sheet change how the car looks. The stage shows the result as you go. Until you change Colors, the vehicle keeps its stock paints.

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Colors

1

Pick a family

In Colors, choose a family for Primary, Secondary, Wheels, Interior, or Panel: Stock, Metallic, Classic, Matte, Metals, Chrome, Util, or Worn.
2

Pick the color

Choose a color from that family. Back to stock color restores that layer’s factory color.
Stage with a painted police car and the Colors section with Primary set

Primary set to a Metallic color.

The finish is part of the color: Metallic Black and Matte Black are different colors, so pick the family first. These are the game’s own paints. Custom RGB colors do not exist here. Pearlescent adds a reflection layer over the primary paint without changing the body color. It is disabled when the chosen primary paint has no shine for it to show on. Click Back to stock to return every color to the car’s own. Colors are written to the vehicle’s meta files and apply to every spawn of that model on the server, not to one car.

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Parts, wheels, and extras

Parts lists one selector for each kind of part the car’s modification kit offers, such as Spoiler, Front bumper, or Roof. Stock keeps the original. Wheels has a Model selector grouped by wheel type. Extras has one switch per extra the car has: on shows the extra, off hides it.
Vehicle sheet with Parts, Wheels, and Extras sections expanded

Parts, Wheels, and Extras sections open.

The kit decides what shows up. A car with no modification kit cannot swap parts or wheels, and the sheet says so. A part that left the kit shows as … (outside the kit).

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In the game

The resource includes metadata for colors, sirens, and handling. To apply parts, wheels, and extras, run the Lua snippet in the export’s README.txt from your server script after each vehicle is created.

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Troubleshooting

The game files are still loading. Wait for the scan to finish. If the car is not in your game files, check the sources in Settings.
The car has no kit. Colors and extras still work.
The chosen part is not in the car’s kit. Click Remove in the Checker.
The car does not have that extra. Click Remove in the Checker.