Lab Storage - professional ESX script with custom features and optimized performance for FiveM servers Compatible with ESX framework.
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Lab Storage brings professional-grade drug processing and secure storage capabilities to your FiveM server's criminal economy. This comprehensive script transforms drug labs from simple processing locations into fully-featured production facilities with dedicated storage systems, automated processing workflows, security features, and complete inventory management. Designed for both ESX and QBCore frameworks, it provides gangs and criminal organizations with the infrastructure needed to run sophisticated narcotics operations.
Move beyond basic drug scripts with a system that treats drug production as a serious business operation requiring logistics, storage management, security protocols, and strategic planning. Perfect for servers that want realistic criminal roleplay where running a lab involves more than clicking a button.
https://streamable.com/i9430eThe Lab Storage system provides dedicated inventory management for drug laboratories with separate storage for raw materials (unprocessed drugs), finished products (processed narcotics ready for distribution), production supplies (equipment, chemicals, packaging materials), and security items (weapons, armor, surveillance equipment). You'll get customizable storage capacities based on lab tier or ownership level, automatic processing queues that work even when players are offline, batch processing capabilities for large-scale production, expiration timers for volatile materials, quality degradation mechanics for improperly stored products, and complete access control systems determining who can deposit, withdraw, or manage inventory. The script includes visual UI for storage management, transaction logging for all deposits/withdrawals, integration with existing lab MLOs, and optional raiding mechanics allowing police or rival gangs to seize stored goods.
resources/ directoryconfig.lua - auto-detection availableensure lab-storage to your server.cfgThe automated processing system works as follows: Players deposit raw materials into the lab's raw materials storage using the UI or interaction points at lab locations. When sufficient raw materials are available, players initiate a processing job specifying quantity and product type. The script automatically moves materials from raw storage to the processing queue and begins a timer based on batch size and lab tier. During processing, required supplies are consumed (packaging, chemicals, etc.). When complete, finished products automatically move to finished goods storage ready for withdrawal and distribution. Players receive notifications when batches complete if online. The system tracks everything in the database, so processing continues even during server restarts or player logouts, making it feel like a real production facility running continuously.
Lab Storage elevates drug roleplay from simplistic click-to-process mechanics into a strategic operation requiring planning, logistics, and teamwork. Unlike basic scripts where players carry everything in their pockets, this system forces realistic inventory management—you can't stockpile a million dollars worth of drugs in your personal inventory. The shared storage model encourages organization-level thinking where members specialize: some gather raw materials, others manage processing, distributors handle sales, and security protects the lab. The automated processing means drug production feels like running a business rather than standing at a table spamming buttons. Risk/reward dynamics are enhanced through the raid mechanics—storing large inventories yields efficiency but creates valuable raid targets for police or rival gangs. The quality degradation system adds another layer of realism, preventing infinite stockpiling and encouraging regular product movement. Transaction logging creates accountability within organizations, letting leaders identify internal theft or mismanagement. The upgrade system provides progression, where successful operations can invest in better facilities. Most importantly, the script treats drug labs as actual locations of value and strategic importance rather than just map markers, creating natural conflict, territorial disputes, and police investigation targets that drive organic roleplay stories.
Lab owners (gang leaders, organization bosses) configure granular permissions for members through the management interface. Permissions include: View Inventory (see what's stored but can't interact), Deposit Items (add materials to storage), Withdraw Items (take finished products for distribution), Manage Processing (start/stop production jobs), Configure Upgrades (spend organization funds on lab improvements), Manage Permissions (grant/revoke access to other members), and View Logs (audit transaction history). This system prevents issues like new members stealing high-value inventory, unauthorized processing using organization materials, or conflicts over who controls the operation. Leaders can create specialized roles: processors who manage production, distributors who handle finished goods, suppliers who stock raw materials, and security who monitor the logs.
Invest profits back into lab infrastructure to improve efficiency and capacity. Available upgrades include:
The config.lua file provides extensive customization: set lab locations (coordinates), define storage capacities per lab or per tier, configure processing times and recipes (what raw materials produce what products), set upgrade costs and requirements, enable/disable quality degradation, configure raid mechanics and seizure percentages, customize UI colors and language, define item weights and stack sizes, set permission defaults, and adjust notification settings. Comments explain each option with recommended values for different server types (hardcore vs. casual, gang-focused vs. general crime).
When enabled, police raids or gang takeovers can target lab storage. During a raid, authorities must physically access the lab location and interact with storage points. Depending on configuration, they can seize a percentage of stored inventory (50-100%), the rest may be lost/destroyed, or players with appropriate permissions can attempt to defend and preserve inventory. Raid mechanics add high-stakes tension to storing large quantities—more inventory means higher profits but bigger losses if raided. Smart criminals distribute inventory across multiple labs, maintain lower profiles, or invest in security upgrades to mitigate raid risks. This creates a realistic risk/reward dynamic where greed (stockpiling) is punished and strategic thinking (distribution, security, quick turnover) is rewarded.
Every action generates a log entry visible to authorized members: Player X deposited 50kg coca leaves Player Y started processing job: 50kg coca → 25kg cocaine (Est. 30 min) Processing complete: 25kg cocaine moved to finished storage Player Z withdrew 10kg cocaine. Logs include timestamps, player names/IDs, item types, quantities, and action types. This transparency prevents disputes, allows leaders to identify productive members vs. freeloaders, detects theft attempts, and provides evidence for internal organization discipline. Logs can be filtered by date range, player, or action type for easy auditing.
Lab Storage is designed to work alongside, not replace, your existing drug scripts. It acts as a storage layer that connects with your current processing, harvesting, and sales systems. For example, players use your existing farming script to gather cannabis, deposit it into lab storage via this script, the automated processing converts it to packaged product, then players withdraw finished goods and use your existing drug sales script for distribution. The script provides hooks and exports for other resources to interact with storage programmatically, allowing custom integrations with heist scripts, territory systems, faction frameworks, or custom drug economies.
Basic drug scripts where players carry unlimited inventory in their pockets and spam processing buttons lack realism and strategic depth. Lab Storage transforms drug operations into actual business operations requiring teamwork, logistics planning, risk management, and strategic decision-making. It creates valuable physical locations that drive conflict and police investigation, generates organic roleplay around supply chains and distribution networks, and rewards organized groups while making solo operations more challenging. The storage limitations force regular product movement, keeping the economy flowing rather than one player hoarding millions in drugs indefinitely. Upgrade systems provide progression and money sinks for successful criminal organizations. For police, it creates meaningful raid targets with actual consequences rather than just arresting someone and finding three bags of weed. The script adds depth to criminal roleplay that keeps experienced players engaged long-term, differentiating your server from the countless others running basic drug systems.
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