A skill check you can bolt onto anything

Half the scripts on a roleplay server need a moment of tension at a lock: the safe in a house robbery, the back door of a jewelry store, the server room in a heist. Gamzky's keypad minigame is that moment, packaged as a single export:

local success = exports.gs_keypad:StartGame(pinLength, maxTries)

Call it from any resource, get back true or false, and let your script decide what a cracked PIN unlocks.

The game itself

Players work out a PIN inside a limited number of attempts, with feedback after every guess steering them toward the right sequence — closer to a codebreaker puzzle than a luck roll. Defaults are a 3-digit PIN and five tries, and both can be overridden per call, so the bank vault can demand a longer code than the corner-store till.

Sensible details

• Movement, jumping and vehicle-entry controls are locked while the keypad is open, so nobody strafes away mid-crack — and the exact control list is configurable
• Sound effects ship disabled by default and toggle on in the config
• A debug mode adds a test command, so you can tune difficulty without wiring up a heist first
• Validation runs server-side, and every on-screen string is editable for localization

No strings attached

Fully standalone with zero dependencies — it does not care whether the server runs ESX, QBCore, Qbox or nothing at all. The code ships 100% unencrypted, around 660 lines, so it can be reskinned, rethemed or extended freely.