Name: FiveM Home Robbery
Brand: VertexMods
Price: 8.63 USD
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FiveM Home Robbery - Advanced Burglary System with Alarm Mechanics

FiveM Home Robbery transforms residential burglary into an engaging, skill-based criminal activity for your server. This sophisticated heist script introduces realistic home invasion mechanics complete with alarm systems, time pressure, and police response - creating tense, memorable gameplay moments that go far beyond simple press E to steal mechanics. Whether you're running a cops-and-robbers server or a complex criminal economy, this script adds depth to your illegal activities lineup.

How the System Works

Each robbery location operates on a time-based availability system that you configure. Criminals can only attempt certain houses during specific timeframes, creating strategic planning requirements. Once inside, players face a race against time to locate the hidden alarm code before police are automatically notified. The code's location randomizes with each robbery attempt, preventing players from memorizing patterns and encouraging thorough searching. This creates genuine tension as the clock ticks down toward law enforcement arrival.

Core Gameplay Mechanics

Alarm Code Hunt - Players have limited seconds to find the randomly-placed alarm code before cops receive notification
Dynamic Alarm System - Realistic alarm sounds play until disabled, alerting nearby players and adding urgency
Police Dispatch Integration - Automatic notification to law enforcement creates risk/reward tension
Configurable Time Windows - Set specific hours when each house becomes vulnerable to robbery attempts
Multiple Loot Types - Steal various items, cash, or black money from configurable objects throughout the house
Item Selling System - Optional fence/seller integration lets criminals convert stolen goods to profit
Unlimited Mission Setup - Configure as many robbery locations as you want across Los Santos
Randomized Rewards - Each stealable object can yield different items or amounts, preventing predictable farming

Perfect For

Criminal roleplay servers wanting diverse illegal income sources beyond drug dealing
Cops and robbers communities needing active crime for police to respond to
Economy servers that want challenging, skill-based money-making activities
Servers looking to add variety to their criminal progression paths
Communities wanting tense player-vs-environment challenges before PvP confrontations

Detailed Robbery Flow

Phase 1: Entry & Code Search - When criminals enter a configured robbery location during the allowed timeframe, the mission begins. They immediately start searching for the alarm code, which could be on a desk, nightstand, kitchen counter, or dozens of other randomized locations. Every second counts as the notification timer counts down.

Phase 2: Alarm Disablement - If players find the code in time, they can access the alarm panel and disable it, silencing the warning and buying more time before police potentially arrive. If they fail, the alarm blares throughout the robbery, increasing risk but not preventing completion.

Phase 3: Looting - Whether the alarm is disabled or wailing, criminals can now search the house for valuables. TV stands might yield electronics, safes could contain cash bundles, jewelry boxes hold sellable goods, and hidden stashes might have black money. Each object is configured independently in your config file.

Phase 4: Exit & Profit - Players must make it to the exit point with their stolen goods. If police were notified and arrive, criminals face arrest and confiscation. Successful escapes lead to the optional seller system where stolen items convert to usable currency.

Configuration Flexibility

The config.lua file gives you complete control over every aspect. Set which houses are robbable, define their active hours (maybe wealthy neighborhood houses are only vulnerable at night), configure exactly what items each searchable object can yield, adjust alarm countdown timers, set police notification triggers, and enable or disable the fence system. You can create diverse robbery experiences - quick smash-and-grab locations versus high-value targets requiring careful planning.

Technical Details

Framework: Compatible with ESX, QBCore, and most frameworks
Performance: Optimized for minimal server impact during robberies
Police Integration: Works with most dispatch and MDT systems
Loot System: Supports items, money, and black money rewards
Dependencies: Framework-dependent (check your specific version)

Installation

Extract the script to your server resources folder
Configure robbery locations and loot tables in config.lua
Ensure compatibility with your framework and police system
Add the resource to your server.cfg
Restart and test robbery locations during configured time windows

Why Players Love This Script

Unlike simplistic robbery scripts that just hand out rewards for button presses, Home Robbery creates genuine gameplay. Criminals must scout locations, time their hits appropriately, search thoroughly under pressure, and escape before law enforcement arrives. The randomized alarm code prevents repetitive gameplay, while the configurable loot keeps rewards varied and interesting. Police players get active 911 calls to respond to, creating dynamic pursuits and arrests. It's this interplay between criminal preparation, execution pressure, and law enforcement response that makes Home Robbery engaging for all parties involved.

What Makes It Stand Out

The alarm code mechanic is what elevates this beyond typical robbery scripts. That moment when players are frantically checking every surface for the code as the timer counts down creates real tension. The decision point - continue searching for the code or abandon that effort and start looting before police arrive - adds strategic depth. Combined with the time window restrictions that force planning rather than constant grinding, Home Robbery respects player intelligence while delivering satisfying criminal gameplay. The 42 sales reflect server owners recognizing the quality difference between this and basic alternatives.

How does it work?

You can set up as many missions as you want in your Config.lua. The robbery can only be started in a configured timespan.
When you start the robbery your first goal is it to find the alarm code, which is somewhere in the house (Will be different every time). But you only have a certain amount of seconds, until the cops will be notified
When you found the alarm code, you can go to the alarm system and disable the alarm. Till this happens you'll hear an alarm sound.
Whether you found the code or not, you can now steal all items, which are configured in the config. Some objects can also give multiple items or simply money (or black money).
To finish your robbery, you can simply go to the exit.
When the seller is activated, also the possibility to sell your stolen objects is included in the script.