The bank is the scene, so build it properly

Sooner or later every crew on your server ends up at a Fleeca counter. The vanilla branch gives them a locked door and nothing behind it, which leaves your heist script to pretend. This interior by WXMAPS was designed with the robbery in mind, from the counter down to the vault.

A public floor that works on quiet days

Upstairs keeps the Fleeca look players know. You get the green and white branding, an ATM corner, a waiting area, reception and a full teller line with staff desks behind it. Civilians can use it for account and paycheck roleplay, and the layout still makes sense when the police are stacked at the entrance.

A vault worth the drill

The lower level is where this map stands out. Brick archways and warm accent lighting give it the feel of an old European bank cellar. One wall holds safe deposit boxes, and barred cages store stacked crates. There are plenty of natural loot points, from the deposit drawers to the piles of cash.

Robbery states your scripts control

The interior includes multiple robbery entitysets. Your resources can switch the vault from clean for daily play, to hit while a heist is running, and back to clean when the cooldown ends. You do not swap maps and you do not restart anything. It fits qb-bankrobbery, ps-heists or any ESX or QBCore heist resource that can toggle entity sets.

Install

• Standalone. It runs on ESX, QBCore, Qbox or a custom core.
• Optimized. Prop density is kept sensible so busy heists stay smooth.
• Drag and drop. Add the resource, ensure it and you are done.
• Dependency. It requires wxmaps_commons, the shared WXMAPS resource for these interiors.

How it compares

A heist script on the marketplace gives you the logic: the hacking, the loot and the cooldown. This gives that logic a room that visibly changes when the job goes off. WXMAPS also lists other robbery targets, so your banks, shops and pawnshops can share one style.