A heist that starts on the street

Gamzky's Pacific Bank job does not begin with thermite. It begins with a homeless tipster somewhere near the bank, in a different spot each time, who knows something about the guard on duty. From there the crew works the guard for details on staff and the vault, then reads the employee computer screens until they find the right vault code. Both NPCs speak and react to how they are approached, so a crew that pushes too hard gets a different conversation.

Getting inside

Each door is locked behind an interactive minigame you can configure. Thermite burns, the vault door swings and loot boxes are drilled with particles and sound synced for everyone present.

Then there are the lasers. The grid inside the vault keeps shifting. Touch a beam and the final door locks again, forcing the crew to burn more thermite to reopen it. Sloppy movement costs time, and time brings police.

Police play too

Officers can stop an active heist and reset it, so the robbery is a fight between two jobs, not a solo loot run.

Under the hood

• Every state syncs between clients, including players who connect while the heist is underway.
• The config covers required items, interaction points, animations and loot.
• Loot is defined server side and scales with the tier of weapon the crew brings.
• Bridge code stays readable in the encrypted version, so you can rewrite the parts that touch your server.
• Locations can be adjusted to match a custom Pacific Bank map.
• Code only runs when a player is close, and events are protected against injection.

Works on ESX, QBCore and Qbox.