DRC Free House Robbery Script
Prepare safe, laser and entry dependencies before configuring house access
A free resource still needs to fit the server you run. Use the listings to check framework requirements, existing interfaces and configuration work before adding a dealership, chat, vehicle utility or activity.
Prepare safe, laser and entry dependencies before configuring house access
Prepare ox_lib and role access before configuring AI hire rules
Standalone tire effects with a surface check you control in config
Match target, audio and inventory resources before configuring the mission
Prepare server artifacts and database resources before enabling medical calls
Prepare framework connections and impound access before placing garages
Configure language and core settings before enabling synchronized fingerprint scans
Choose your voice integration before configuring channels and radio access
Configure status visibility and vehicle instruments for ESX or QB-Core
Choose voice integration and configure stress, seatbelt and vehicle exclusions
Set attempt rules and connect a standalone keypad to your existing interaction
Import existing doors before configuring building access and relock rules
Configure the sprint approach and recovery time for a standalone tackle
Connect washing and security interactions to your existing target resources
Prepare the supported inventory and target connections before survival sessions
Standalone color controls with editable command or inventory item activation
Connect boii_utils before configuring chat commands and staff message logs
Multiple player-owned dealerships, each with its own job and stock
Adjust load timing, status placement and mileage display from settings
Configure location specific rentals with mileage and hire duration records
Configure locations and role access without extra framework dependencies
Position the arena and configure controls without a framework dependency
Included library with material restrictions and editable processing effects
Start with the resource's documented dependencies and installation notes. Navigation tags help you browse, but the body of a listing can describe a narrower implementation. Confirm the actual core and connected resources before changing your setup.
Look at the menus, storage, notifications and vehicle systems you already use. Decide whether the new resource will replace an existing component or add a separate interaction. Review any documented item, permission and database changes together.
MT Dealerships, Boii Chat and MT Garage solve different tasks. Read their individual setup notes, configure the required connections and test the affected player workflow on a development server. A free listing should receive the same compatibility review as any other addition.
Requirements vary by resource. Check the documented core, dependencies and configuration steps on each listing instead of assuming that a free resource installs without preparation.
Use tags to narrow the list, then read the documented implementation and dependencies. A listing may describe a specific QB resource stack or a bridge that you need to configure.
Test the workflow the resource changes, including permissions, saved state and any connected inventory or UI. Check existing resources for overlapping behaviour before keeping the addition.