Name: Inside Shop Robbery
Brand: VertexMods
Price: 16.19 USD
Availability: InStock

Inside Shop Robbery - ESX Convenience Store Heist Script

Add thrilling convenience store robbery mechanics to your ESX server with this immersive shop heist script. Criminals can rob 24/7 stores and gas stations using realistic holdup mechanics, triggering police responses and creating intense standoff scenarios. Perfect for servers wanting low-level criminal activity that bridges the gap between petty crime and major heists.

What's Included

This comprehensive robbery system features holdupRewrite mechanics, NPC clerk interactions, cash register looting, police alert systems, and escape mechanics. Robbers must threaten the clerk, collect money from the register, and evade responding officers while managing wanted levels and pursuit. The script includes configurable cooldowns, required police counts, robbery rewards, and multi-location support for stores across Los Santos.

Key Features

Realistic Holdup Mechanics - Threaten store clerks and demand cash
NPC Clerk Reactions - Realistic fear responses and compliance behavior
Cash Register System - Loot money from registers with progress bars
Police Alerts - Automatic dispatch notifications when robberies start
Required Police Count - Configurable minimum officers needed online
Cooldown System - Prevents robbery spam at the same location
Wanted Level - Triggers police response and pursuit
Multiple Locations - Rob any 24/7 store or gas station
Randomized Rewards - Variable cash amounts based on store type
ESX Integration - Seamless framework connection with society accounts
Configurable Difficulty - Adjust robbery time, rewards, and police requirements

Perfect For

ESX servers needing low-level criminal activities
Roleplay communities with active police departments
Economy servers wanting criminal money-making options
New player criminal introduction before major heists
Servers with pursuit and wanted level systems
Communities emphasizing risk versus reward criminal gameplay

Technical Details

Framework: ESX (designed for ESX Legacy and older versions)
Dependencies: esx_policejob (for police alerts)
Performance: Optimized robbery detection and NPC handling
Locations: All 24/7 and LTD gas stations
Database: Stores robbery cooldowns and statistics

Installation

Download and extract the shop robbery script to your ESX resources folder
Ensure esx_policejob is installed for police dispatch integration
Configure the config file with robbery rewards, cooldowns, and police requirements
Set store locations and robbery interaction points
Add the resource to your server.cfg
Restart your server and test robbery mechanics at a 24/7 store
Verify police alerts trigger correctly
Adjust difficulty and rewards based on your economy

Framework Compatibility

✅ ESX - Designed specifically for ESX framework with full integration
❌ QBCore - Not compatible (QB has separate shop robbery scripts)
❌ QBOX - Not compatible
❌ Standalone - Requires ESX framework

Robbery Mechanics & Flow

Criminals approach a convenience store and initiate the robbery by targeting the clerk with a weapon. The NPC reacts with fear, raising their hands and complying with demands. Robbers then access the cash register, triggering a progress bar while collecting money. Simultaneously, the script alerts online police officers with location details. The robbery time creates tension - take too long and police arrive before escape. Successful robberies reward cash, but criminals must evade pursuit and lose wanted levels. The cooldown system prevents farming the same location repeatedly, encouraging movement across the city.

What Makes It Stand Out

Unlike basic press E to rob scripts, this system creates genuine holdup scenarios with clerk interactions and police response mechanics. The required police count prevents robberies during low-pop hours when criminals would face no resistance. The wanted level integration ensures robberies have consequences - criminals must plan escapes and deal with pursuing officers. For ESX servers, this script provides perfect entry-level criminal activity that's more exciting than petty theft but less complex than bank heists. It creates organic police-criminal interactions, pursuit scenarios, and risk-reward decisions that enhance roleplay for both law enforcement and criminal players.