Humane Labs Heist (QBCore)
Description: This package allows your players to rob the Humane Labs via the underwater tunnel, players can receive chemicals like Ecgonine and Methylamine used to create drugs via the Key-Based Labs script. Features: 1. Rob a Humane Labs Boxville truck that you can find on the highw
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Humane Labs Heist (QBCore) - Multi-Stage Chemical Facility Robbery System
Transform your QBCore server with this comprehensive heist script that delivers a complex, multi-stage robbery experience at the Humane Labs facility. Players execute a sophisticated operation that begins with hijacking a Boxville truck on the highways, continues through underwater infiltration and security system manipulation, and culminates in stealing valuable chemicals used for advanced drug production. This isn't a simple press E to rob script—it's a coordinated team effort requiring planning, specialized roles, and tactical execution that creates memorable criminal gameplay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESQfywXdhjwWhat's Included
This complete heist package includes every element needed for a fully functional Humane Labs robbery system. The script manages the entire operation from truck hijacking through final escape, incorporating multiple minigames, security mechanics, and police response systems. All source code is included with zero encryption, allowing full customization to match your server's specific requirements and balance preferences.
The heist integrates seamlessly with drug production systems, specifically the Key-Based Labs script, providing criminals with valuable chemicals like Ecgonine and Methylamine used for manufacturing narcotics. This creates a complete criminal economy loop—players risk the heist to obtain production materials, convert those materials into sellable drugs, and profit from the black market. The multi-stage design ensures teams work together, with specific roles and responsibilities that encourage organized crime group dynamics.
Key Features
- Highway Truck Robbery - Locate and rob Humane Labs Boxville trucks traveling on highways to obtain security codes and intel
- Underwater Infiltration - Swim through the underwater tunnel entrance and breach the secured door with explosives
- Security System Hacking - One crew member stays behind to manipulate electrical boxes that control door locks throughout the facility
- Dynamic Door Control - Electrical boxes can be tampered with multiple times, unlocking and locking different doors strategically
- Code-Based Access - Use security codes from the Boxville truck to access restricted areas within the facility
- Computer Hacking - Hack computer systems to download the secret chemical formula for advanced drug production
- Chemical Theft - Steal unknown chemicals from the small lab that can wash red dye from marked bills using the secret formula
- Loading Bay Heist - Navigate through the facility to reach the loading bay and steal valuable chemical barrels
- Gate Security - Hack the exit gates to drive away with stolen barrels and complete the heist
- Police Lockdown - Law enforcement can lock gates after the heist, preventing criminals from returning hours later
- Complete Minigames - All required hacking and interaction minigames included in the package
- Source Code Included - Full unencrypted source code for complete customization and integration
- No MLO Required - Works with existing Humane Labs location, no custom interior mapping needed
- Performance Optimized - Runs at 0.00ms idle with efficient code that doesn't impact server performance
Perfect For
- Organized Crime Servers - Provides high-level heist content for established criminal organizations
- Drug Economy Servers - Integrates with drug production systems for complete manufacturing workflows
- Police vs Criminals - Creates dynamic confrontations between law enforcement and organized crime
- Team-Based Gameplay - Requires crew coordination with specific roles and responsibilities
- Progressive Crime - Serves as advanced content for experienced criminals who've mastered simpler robberies
- Roleplay Focused - Multi-stage design encourages planning discussions and tactical roleplay
Heist Workflow Breakdown
Stage 1: Highway Hijacking - The operation begins when crews locate a Humane Labs Boxville truck traveling on the highways. These trucks spawn randomly, requiring criminals to patrol routes and identify the target. Once located, players must stop and rob the truck, obtaining security codes and intelligence about facility access points. This initial stage can attract police attention, forcing crews to decide between stealth approaches or aggressive takeovers.
Stage 2: Underwater Breach - With codes in hand, the crew travels to the Humane Labs underwater tunnel entrance. Players must swim through the submerged access point, requiring proper equipment and preparation. At the tunnel's end, teams use explosives to breach the reinforced door, alerting facility security and potentially triggering police response. This creates time pressure—complete the heist before massive law enforcement arrives.
Stage 3: Security Manipulation - Once inside, the real complexity begins. One crew member must remain at the security station, manipulating electrical boxes that control door locks throughout the facility. This role is crucial—the hacker unlocks doors for advancing teammates while locking doors to slow pursuing guards or police. The electrical boxes can be tampered with multiple times, creating dynamic pathways that change as the heist progresses.
Stage 4: Facility Navigation - While the security specialist manages doors, other crew members advance through the Humane Labs facility. They use the codes from the Boxville truck to access the secured computer room, where they hack systems and download the secret chemical formula. This formula has significant value—it enables washing marked bills by removing red dye, creating a money laundering mechanic that adds depth to criminal economies.
Stage 5: Chemical Collection - In the small lab area, players steal unknown chemicals that combine with the secret formula for the bill-washing process. Meanwhile, teammates continue toward the loading bay, where the primary objective awaits—barrels of Ecgonine and Methylamine used for drug production. Teams must decide how to allocate personnel: more grabbing chemicals means faster completion but fewer defenders if police arrive.
Stage 6: Escape - With chemicals secured, the crew must hack the exit gates to escape with their haul. This final hacking sequence creates tension—police may be converging on the location, and the gates represent the last barrier to freedom. Once open, teams load barrels into vehicles and flee before law enforcement can establish a perimeter. However, police can lock the gates after heist completion, preventing criminals from returning to loot additional materials hours later.
Installation
- Download the heist script files from your purchase confirmation
- Extract the resource folder to your QBCore server's resources directory
- Open your server.cfg and add:
ensure [humane-labs-heist] - Configure the script settings to match your server's difficulty and reward preferences
- Adjust required items for the heist (explosives, hacking devices, etc.) in the config file
- Set up integration with your drug production system (optional but recommended)
- Configure police alert systems and response settings
- Test the complete heist workflow with a small group before public release
- Restart your server and verify all stages function correctly
Technical Specifications
- Performance - 0.00ms idle, minimal impact during active heist (0.01-0.02ms with all mechanics running)
- Framework - Built specifically for QBCore with full qb-core integration
- Database - Uses QBCore's database structure for item tracking and player data
- Dependencies - Requires qb-core, qb-inventory (or ox_inventory), qb-target (or ox_target)
- Minigames - All required hacking and interaction minigames included in the package
- Source Code - Fully unencrypted Lua source code for complete customization
- Location - Uses default Humane Labs facility (no custom MLO required)
- Cooldown System - Configurable cooldown timers prevent continuous farming
Framework Compatibility
- ✅ QBCore - Purpose-built for QBCore framework with native integration for all core systems
- ✅ QB-Inventory - Fully compatible with qb-inventory for chemical and item management
- ✅ OX Inventory - Also supports ox_inventory if you've switched from default QB inventory
- ✅ QB-Target - Uses qb-target for interaction points (also compatible with ox_target)
- ✅ Police Scripts - Integrates with qb-policejob and ps-dispatch for alert systems
- ✅ Drug Systems - Designed to integrate with drug production scripts, especially Key-Based Labs
Customization Options
The included source code enables complete customization of every heist aspect. Server owners can adjust the frequency of Boxville truck spawns, modify the chemicals obtained from each stage, and configure the difficulty of hacking minigames. Reward values are fully configurable—set chemical quantities to match your server's drug economy balance and inflation levels.
Police response settings allow fine-tuning of law enforcement alerts. Choose whether police receive automatic notifications at each stage or only when silent alarms trigger. Configure the information police receive—exact locations versus general areas, number of suspects, and potential threat levels. These settings dramatically affect heist difficulty and success rates.
The security system mechanics can be expanded with custom logic. Add additional electrical boxes with unique unlock patterns, create timed door sequences that force crews to move quickly, or implement alert levels that trigger additional security measures. The clean code structure makes modifications straightforward even for developers with moderate Lua experience.
What Makes It Stand Out
Most heist scripts offer simple hack and grab mechanics that become repetitive after a few attempts. This Humane Labs heist delivers genuine complexity that requires team coordination, strategic planning, and tactical execution. The security manipulation mechanic alone creates unique scenarios every attempt—door patterns change based on hacker decisions, forcing crews to adapt rather than memorize routes.
The integration with drug economy systems transforms this from a standalone heist into a critical component of your server's criminal progression. Criminals need these chemicals for production, creating consistent demand and ensuring the heist remains relevant long after release. The multi-stage design prevents grinding—crews can't spam attempts because each run requires significant setup time and carries substantial risk.
Source code availability sets this apart from encrypted alternatives. You're not locked into preset configurations or dependent on developers for updates. Modify rewards, adjust difficulty, integrate with custom systems—the code is yours to shape for your server's unique vision. This flexibility ensures the heist remains valuable as your server evolves and player expectations change.
Team Coordination Mechanics
Successful heists demand role specialization and communication. The security hacker must maintain constant communication with the advancing team, calling out door statuses and unlocking pathways in real-time. Teammates need to coordinate movements—splitting up speeds progress but increases vulnerability to police. The designated driver prepares escape vehicles while others focus on chemical collection.
Smart crews develop strategies through experience. Some prioritize stealth, minimizing police attention until the final escape. Others embrace chaos, deploying maximum firepower to control the facility while gathering chemicals. The multi-stage design supports various approaches, rewarding tactical thinking rather than enforcing a single correct method.
Leadership dynamics emerge naturally. Someone must coordinate timing, make split-second decisions about when to advance versus when to hold position, and allocate roles based on crew member capabilities. These organizational challenges mirror real heist planning, creating authentic criminal roleplay that extends beyond the mechanical execution.
Police Response Scenarios
Law enforcement faces interesting tactical challenges responding to Humane Labs heists. The underwater entrance limits access points, forcing police to choose between perimeter containment or facility infiltration. The security system means criminals control door locks, potentially trapping responding officers in unfavorable positions.
Police can lock the exit gates after heist completion, preventing the crew from returning later to claim additional chemicals. This creates endgame tension—criminals must escape with their haul immediately or risk losing everything. Helicopters can track fleeing vehicles, ground units can establish roadblocks, and K9 units can search for abandoned chemicals if criminals ditch the vehicles.
The chemical rewards have investigative value. When criminals use Ecgonine and Methylamine for drug production, police can track these materials through the supply chain. Large-scale drug operations that rely on Humane Labs chemicals become vulnerable to investigation—find the chemicals, find the labs, dismantle the network. This creates long-term consequences beyond the immediate heist response.
Drug Economy Integration
The chemicals obtained from this heist serve specific purposes in advanced drug production. Ecgonine combines with other materials to create cocaine in sophisticated lab systems. Methylamine is essential for methamphetamine production. The secret formula enables washing marked bills—money stolen from banks or robberies that's flagged by authorities becomes usable currency after chemical treatment.
This integration creates economic dynamics where chemical prices fluctuate based on supply and demand. Successful heists flood the market, temporarily lowering prices. Police crackdowns that reduce heist frequency create scarcity, driving up values. Drug producers must maintain chemical stockpiles or risk production shutdowns when supplies run low. These market forces create emergent gameplay beyond the heist mechanics themselves.
Progression and Difficulty
This heist represents advanced criminal content—not entry-level gameplay. New criminals should master simpler robberies (stores, fleecas, houses) before attempting Humane Labs. The complexity, required equipment, and police heat make this suitable for established organizations with resources and experience. Position it as aspirational content that gives crime groups long-term goals to work toward.
Server owners can create progression systems where criminals must unlock Humane Labs access through reputation or achievement requirements. Perhaps they need to complete a certain number of other heists first, or obtain information from specific NPCs, or purchase intel from criminal networks. Gating access prevents new players from getting frustrated while giving veteran criminals something to strive for.
Support and Updates
Your purchase includes complete source code with all necessary files for immediate implementation. While specific update schedules aren't provided, having access to the unencrypted code means you can maintain and modify the script independently as your server evolves. The clean code structure with comments helps developers understand the logic and make informed changes.
Need help integrating with your specific drug system or customizing reward values? Our support team can provide guidance on configuration options and implementation strategies. The one-time purchase grants lifetime access to the files—download them whenever needed for server migrations or backup restoration.




