This container robbery script turns the shipping docks into a high-stakes heist location where crews crack open containers for randomized loot. It gives criminals a fresh objective and gives police a reason to patrol the port.
Great heists are about tension and teamwork. Players breach a container, work through skill checks, and race to grab the score before a dispatch alert brings the heat down on them.
How the container robbery script plays
Each attempt follows a clear, engaging loop. Find a target container, start the breach, pass the challenges and haul away whatever loot the roll produces, all while watching for responding units.
- Multiple container locations around the docks
- Skill checks and breaching steps to open each target
- Randomized loot tables for varied, replayable rewards
- Automatic police dispatch alerts on robbery start
- Configurable cooldowns to pace server activity
Balanced crime for your economy
Rewards are fully configurable so the payout fits your server's economy rather than breaking it. You decide how lucrative the docks are and how much risk criminals must accept to cash in.
- Adjustable loot, cash and item rewards
- Cooldown and cop-count requirements to keep it fair
- ESX and QBCore compatibility out of the box
- Target or drawtext interaction options
- Optimized logic that stays quiet in resmon
The result is a repeatable, cooperative activity that fills the gap between small-time crime and major bank heists. Crews can run it on a slow night and always find a bit of action waiting at the port.
Because dispatch is baked in, the robbery naturally creates player-versus-player stories. Police get a live alert, respond to the docks, and the scene writes itself from there.
Installation is simple: add the resource, tune your config and restart. To keep expanding your criminal content, explore more from our scripts library and the wider activities-minigames collection.
For a roleplay community the small things matter as much as the headline feature, and everything here is set up to feel deliberate and reliable in day-to-day play rather than janky or out of place, so it keeps paying off long after the first install.
