[RELEASE][FREE] QBCore/ESX - Advanced FIB Heist

Advanced/Detailed FIB Heist(Mission Styled)

Hey everyone, this is a little detailed FIB Heist I thought I would share this with everyone.

Download :arrow_heading_down:

QBCore Version : GitHub - iAlen17/Alen-FIB: FIB Heist (QBCore Version )

ESX Version : GitHub - iAlen17/ESX-Alen-FIB

Download K4MB1’s FIB Extended interior(free) It’s a bonus inside this topic:

Discord Logs :

A big thanks to Loaf Scripts for allowing me to use a little part of his old disabandoned FIB Heist. Dependencies and instructions can be found in the readme file.

Hope y’all like it. Thanks!

Preview : FiveM | QBCore/ESX Advanced FIB Heist | Clean | Detailed | - YouTube

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Respect for releasing this for free. :smiley:

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Thank you!

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thx for sharing sir

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My pleasure hope it helps you

awesome free release <3

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Thank you glad to hear that! :smiley:

Failed to load script @es_extended/imports.lua.

Error loading script server.lua in resource ESX-Alen-FIB: @ESX-Alen-FIB/server.lua:11: attempt to index a nil value (global ‘ESX’)

stack traceback:

@ESX-Alen-FIB/server.lua:11: in main chunk

Failed to load script server.lua.

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Probably not using esx-legacy

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no im using 1.1 version

Actually it was tested in ESX Legacy but will support any version therefore what you need to do is remove the shared_script es_extended/imports.lua and add how your es extended triggers the getSharedObject. Hope this helps

witch map are you using for it?

Sorry to everyone a quick update I’ve given the link to k4mbi’s post where he released this interior for free.

I tried to put xPlayer for Player but no luck Sadge

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There’s no need of doing that bud what you need to do is go into your client and server files at the top add

Client side :
ESX = nil
Citizen.CreateThread(function()
while ESX == nil do
TriggerEvent(‘esx:getSharedObject’, function(obj) ESX = obj end)
Citizen.Wait(0)
end
end)

Server side :

ESX = nil
TriggerEvent(‘esx:getSharedObject’, function(obj) ESX = obj end)

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works very well on 1.2. Thank you so much for sharing :slight_smile:

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I thought I was blind when I saw its free lol

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Haha lol

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You’re very welcome and I’m glad to hear that this works good for you :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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This looks amazing. Thanks for this free release!

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