Create any robbery or heist entirely in-game with no coding for ESX, QBCore and Qbox
Custom heists normally mean a developer and a config file for every single one. Pluto Robbery Creator removes that ceiling entirely: build any robbery you can imagine directly in-game — stages, loot, security, timers and police response — through a visual creator, so a server owner with no coding knowledge can ship a brand-new heist before the night is over.
What the robbery creator builds
- Complete multi-stage robberies defined in-game with no code.
- Security layers — locks, hacks, drills, thermite — placed and configured visually.
- Loot tables and rewards tuned per robbery for balanced risk and reward.
- Police alerts and response conditions set exactly how you want them.
- Everything saves persistently, so your creations survive restarts.
Who it empowers
- Owners launch fresh heist content on demand instead of queuing a developer.
- Non-technical staff design and iterate on robberies safely.
- Event teams build one-off scores for special weekends.
- Communities test heist ideas fast and keep only the fun ones.
- Any location — store, bank, gallery, warehouse — becomes a potential target.
Built for every framework
- Runs on ESX, QBCore and Qbox from a single install.
- Integrates with your inventory and economy for loot.
- Open configuration for defaults, limits and permissions.
- Optimized so a map full of custom heists stays light.
The real power of an in-game creator is speed of iteration: a heist idea can go from thought to playable in minutes, and a boring one can be reworked just as fast. That loop is how a criminal underworld stays fresh without burning out your developers, and it is exactly what keeps players coming back for the next big score.
Fill out the crime side with more heist & robbery scripts and give police the response tools in our police scripts.
Setup is quick across ESX, QBCore and Qbox, and because every robbery is stored in open config, your team can spin up a fresh score for a weekend event and retire it just as easily, keeping the underworld feeling alive without a single line of code.
