Vangelico Heist (Rainmad)
Vangelico Heist - professional ESX script with custom features and optimized performance for FiveM servers Compatible with ESX framework.
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Vangelico Heist (Rainmad) - Advanced Jewelry Store Robbery System
Bring the high-stakes thrill of jewelry store heists to your FiveM server with this comprehensive Vangelico robbery system. Inspired by the iconic jewelry heist from GTA V's story mode, this script transforms the Vangelico store into a fully interactive criminal opportunity complete with security systems, break-in mechanics, and tense escape sequences. Whether you're running a crime-focused server or adding variety to your criminal activities, this heist provides the planning, execution, and heat that makes robbery gameplay exciting for criminals while creating engaging pursuit scenarios for law enforcement.
This isn't a simple press E to rob script. The Vangelico heist requires coordination, equipment preparation, and strategic thinking. Crews must disable alarms, smash display cases, grab jewelry under time pressure, and escape before police arrive in overwhelming force. The multi-stage design means every heist plays out differently depending on crew efficiency, police response times, and tactical decisions made under pressure. It's the kind of crime that creates stories players remember and discuss long after the server session ends.
What's Included
The Vangelico Heist package delivers a complete robbery system with all necessary components for immediate deployment. You'll receive the core heist script with display case interactions, alarm mechanics, loot generation systems, and police notification integration. The package includes custom UI elements for hacking minigames, progress indicators, and inventory management. All configuration files are extensively documented, allowing customization of difficulty levels, payout amounts, required items, cooldown timers, and police response triggers.
The system includes optional MLO integration for enhanced store interiors, custom prop placements for smashable display cases, evidence systems for detective investigations, and compatibility layers for popular inventory and dispatch scripts. Everything is designed to work together seamlessly while remaining modular enough to fit your existing server economy and crime balance.
Key Features
- Multi-Stage Heist - Progressive robbery system requiring entry preparation, alarm disabling, case smashing, and coordinated escape rather than simple robbery spam
- Security Systems - Multiple alarm types including silent alarms, motion sensors, and glass break detectors that criminals must bypass or accept the consequences
- Display Case Mechanics - Interactive jewelry cases requiring tools to smash with realistic breaking animations and loot distribution
- Required Equipment - Criminals need specific items like lockpicks, hackers, bags, and smashing tools adding planning and preparation phases
- Police Integration - Automatic dispatch notifications when alarms trigger, location pinging, and evidence markers for law enforcement investigation
- Time Pressure - Limited window to grab loot before overwhelming police response forces crews to make risk-versus-reward decisions
- Loot Variety - Different jewelry items with varying values creating strategic choices about what to grab during the chaos
- Cooldown System - Prevents heist spam while keeping the robbery special and high-stakes when it does happen
- Escape Mechanics - Heat levels and wanted systems that persist after the heist, requiring getaway planning and heat reduction
- Evidence System - Leave behind fingerprints, DNA, and other forensic evidence that detectives can investigate for later arrests
- Configurable Difficulty - Adjust hacking complexity, alarm sensitivity, police response speed, and loot values to match your server's balance
- Payout Scaling - Dynamic rewards based on crew size, difficulty modifiers, and items stolen preventing exploits while rewarding skill
Perfect For
- Crime-focused servers wanting varied robbery options beyond banks and stores
- Communities with active criminal organizations planning coordinated jobs
- Servers balancing cop versus crim gameplay with tactical robbery scenarios
- Economies needing high-risk, high-reward criminal income sources
- Roleplay servers wanting heists that create stories beyond just grinding money
- Whitelisted criminal factions requiring complex jobs worthy of planning
- Servers with detective divisions that need investigation opportunities
Technical Details
- Performance: Optimized event handling with minimal idle resource usage
- Sync: Server-side security preventing client-side exploits and ensuring fair gameplay
- Compatibility: Integrates with popular inventory systems including ox_inventory, qb-inventory, and esx_inventory
- Dispatch: Works with cd_dispatch, ps-dispatch, and custom police notification systems
- Database: Optional SQL logging for heist history, statistics, and investigation tracking
- UI: Modern HTML/CSS interface with progress bars, instructions, and dynamic feedback
Installation
- Extract the resource to your server's resources folder
- Import any included SQL files for evidence tables (if using investigation features)
- Configure required items, payout amounts, and difficulty settings in config.lua
- Set up police job names and dispatch integration for your framework
- Add jewelry items to your server's item database
- Optional: Install recommended Vangelico MLO for enhanced interior (sold separately or use default)
- Restart server and test with both criminal and police players
Framework Compatibility
- âś… ESX - Full ESX Legacy support with job checks, inventory integration, and society money for fences
- âś… QBCore - Native QBCore compatibility with qb-target interaction, police alerts, and evidence systems
- âś… QBOX - Compatible with QBOX framework and inventory systems
- âś… Standalone - Can be adapted for custom frameworks with included documentation
What Makes It Stand Out
Most jewelry store robbery scripts are lazy reskins of generic store robberies—click a button, wait for a timer, grab money, done. The Vangelico Heist respects the intelligence of your players by creating a multi-layered challenge that rewards preparation and punishes carelessness. The security systems aren't just cosmetic—they present real obstacles that change how crews approach the job. Skilled hackers become valuable team members. Crews that scout beforehand and bring the right tools succeed where unprepared criminals fail.
The police integration is particularly well-designed. Rather than spawning cops directly at the robbery location (which is frustratingly unrealistic), the system triggers realistic dispatch workflows. Silent alarms might give criminals extra time if police are distracted elsewhere. Loud alarms bring immediate response but telegraph the problem. Smashed windows without disabled alarms create visual evidence that passing patrol units might spot. This nuance creates cat-and-mouse gameplay instead of predetermined outcomes.
What really elevates this heist above similar scripts is the aftermath system. You're not just escaping the immediate scene—you're dealing with the consequences. Leave evidence behind and detectives can build a case against you days later. Fence the jewelry through known contacts and you create informant opportunities for police investigations. This long-term impact means the heist affects your criminal reputation and storyline beyond just the payout, integrating the robbery into broader server narratives rather than being a disconnected money grind.
The configurability deserves special recognition. Server owners aren't locked into someone else's balance decisions. Want the heist to be a rare, high-stakes event requiring serious planning? Set long cooldowns, difficult hacks, and massive payouts. Prefer it as a mid-tier crime option? Reduce complexity and rewards accordingly. The script adapts to your server's economy and roleplay style rather than forcing you to adapt to it. That flexibility means it stays relevant as your server evolves.
