RAINMAD's FiveM Heists, Robberies & Zombies

RAINMAD's shelf is a mix of paid heist and robbery scripts and a handful of free drops that made the name. If you have run an ESX or QBCore server for a while you have probably seen the Bounty Board or the Chopshop show up in someone's resources folder, or watched a clip of the rope pull vault on Twitter.

The catalog leans hard into content players actually do on a roleplay server. Vaults, chop shops, house robberies, gang wars and a zombie event system that pulls players out of the usual criminal loop. The technical choices do a lot of the marketing on their own. Networked ropes on the tow truck missions, physics driven rope pulls on the vault, and gang territory logic that plays with more than two crews at a time.

Signature work and style

The Most Advanced House Robbery ships with a proper interior loop rather than a one tap search animation. The Rope Pull Vault Heist uses actual rope physics for the door pull, which is unusual in a scene where most vault jobs stop at cracking a keypad. The Tow Truck Missions with Networked Ropes make the rope visible to every player nearby, not just the driver, so passengers and passersby see the same thing.

The gang content sits in the same territory as some of the bigger NoPixel style gang scripts but priced for a normal server. Gang Territory, Gang Wars and more! covers zone capture, wars between crews and the map plumbing to run several gangs against each other without turning every fight into a two crew slugfest.

Zombies & Dungeon Event System is the odd one on the shelf and the reason a lot of servers pick RAINMAD up. It gives a PvE event that can drop into a normal city server without rebuilding the mode as a survival server. Waves, a dungeon layout and loot, running on top of the same framework everything else uses.

The free tier is real, not a stripped demo. FREE Bounty Board, FREE Big Barge Heist and FREE Most Advanced Chopshop by RainMad are full scripts. They are useful drops on their own and they are the reason the paid catalog gets a hearing in the first place.

Compatibility & installation

Everything on the RAINMAD shelf targets ESX, QBCore and Qbox. Most releases advertise all three in the same build, so switching frameworks does not mean rebuying the script. Config files carry the framework flag along with the usual item names, payouts and cooldown windows, and the ox_lib and ox_inventory shape that most modern servers have standardised on is well supported through those config points.

Installation follows the standard pattern of dropping the resource into your resources folder and ensuring it in server.cfg. Read the config before your first restart, especially for anything with loot tables or gang zone coordinates, because the defaults sit in Los Santos and will need moving if your server runs a custom map.

Why buy RAINMAD scripts here

Buying through this shop keeps the flow simple. Order, get the Tebex license and download link the same way you would direct from the creator, and skip the discovery step of finding the right store in the first place. Support, updates and escrow status all sit with RAINMAD on Tebex, so nothing changes about how the script behaves on your server.

The reason to pick RAINMAD in particular is the combination of the free tier and the physics work. You can run the Bounty Board, the Chopshop and the Big Barge Heist on your server without paying, see how the code behaves, and then decide whether the Vault Heist, the Zombies & Dungeon system or the gang wars pack are worth the money for your setup.