Oakridge Equipment Pack v1.2.0.3

Portable emergency gear for your roleplay scenes: 20 individual items for fire, EMS, police and roadside work.
Pick them up by hand, set them where you need them, and carry them in your emergency vehicles.
Everything is in the shop under Tools / Miscellaneous, or filter the store by this mod.

Scene tools

– Crime-scene tape roll ($45): Pick up the roll and aim at a tree, vehicle or building within about 10 ft. Press Left Alt+T to tie off the first end, walk to your second anchor and press Left Alt+T again. Each roll runs up to eight sections, each up to about 82 ft. Left Alt+Y cancels a pending end or removes the last section. The tape follows its anchors and drops if an anchor leaves or pulls it too tight. It marks a scene visually; it doesn’t physically stop traffic.

– Reusable red road flare ($30): Toss or drop it and it lights up red when it lands. It stays lit until you pick it up, with no burnout timer, so you can reuse it all day. Flares stay dark while they’re on a vehicle or stowed.

– Single road traffic cone ($100)
– Single wheel chock ($75)

Medical
– Red medical response bag ($175)
– Blue medical bag ($125)
– Small medical pouch ($50)
– Portable medical monitor ($175)
– Rescue monitor ($200)
– Single oxygen cylinder ($125)

Fire and rescue
– Portable fire extinguisher ($175)
– Portable rescue saw ($300)
– Portable ventilation fan ($375)
– Utility bucket stack ($100)

Power
– Kaprrr Power KR-3500 generator ($600)
– Portable power unit ($450)

Storage
– Red equipment toolbox ($200)
– Compact equipment box ($150)
– Compact utility case ($150)
– White hard cooler ($175)

Features
– Stands up on its own: knock something over and it rights itself once it settles.
– Real weight and size: from a 1.5 lb flare to a 53 lb generator.
– Rides safely in Oakridge vehicles: the Oakridge ambulance’s side lockers and the Oakridge police Yukons secure the gear for travel. It also works on any trailer that supports tension belts.
– Saves with your game.

Good to know: the equipment is roleplay props. The saw, extinguisher and generator don’t actually run, but they look the part and move like the real thing.