DRC Scripts FiveM Jobs & Robberies

DRC Scripts is a small catalog of around 10 FiveM resources built around two things a roleplay server always needs more of: jobs that give players a place to clock in, and criminal loops that give them something to do at night. On the legal side you get named venues turned into real jobs. Beanmachine, Burgershot, Hornys, Tequi-La-La and Bahama Mamas each ship as their own script, so you can staff the restaurants and bars on your map instead of leaving them as empty MLO shells. On the illegal side there is Drugs V2, a Full Drugs Package covering processing and street sales, and a set of robberies for houses and armored trucks with a money wash to clean the profit.

If you run ESX, QBCore or Qbox and you want food service jobs and a drug economy that actually connect to each other, this is the kind of creator you pull several resources from rather than one.

Signature work and style

The restaurant and bar jobs are the clearest signature. The Bahama Mamas Bartender Job is built on ox_target, which tells you the interaction style across the lineup: prompts on the coffee machine, the fryer, the bar taps, not old-school markers or a menu wall. Beanmachine, Burgershot, Hornys and Tequi-La-La follow the same shape, so a player clocks in at a venue, works a shift, and gets paid on the tasks they complete. Because each venue is its own script you can run only the ones your map actually uses, and you can price shifts, tune stock and set menus per location instead of forcing one config across every restaurant.

The crime side is built as a loop, not a single script. Drugs V2 and the Full Drugs Package split the work into processing and street sales, so cooking or growing is one step and moving product to buyers is another. The robbery scripts feed the same economy. The House Robbery ships in a NoPixel style, the Armored Truck Heist gives crews a bigger score, and the Money Wash script gives players a reason to launder before they spend. Three of those, the House Robbery, the Armored Truck Heist and the Money Wash, are released free, which makes them an easy way to test how DRC structures a script before paying for Drugs V2 or the venue jobs.

The throughline is job-shaped design. Whether it is flipping burgers or laundering dirty cash, each resource treats the activity as a repeatable task with a payout, which is what keeps a roleplay population logged in past the first week.

Compatibility & installation

DRC targets the three frameworks most servers run: ESX, QBCore and Qbox. The ox_target integration on the Bahama Mamas job points to the modern ox_lib stack, so expect these to sit next to ox_inventory and ox_target setups rather than fighting them. Check each product page for its exact framework and dependency notes, since a bar job and a full drugs package do not always ask for the same libraries.

Installation is the usual FiveM pattern. Drop the resource into your resources folder, add the ensure line to server.cfg, and edit the config for prices, coordinates and items. The free House Robbery, Armored Truck Heist and Money Wash are a low-risk way to confirm everything installs cleanly on your build before you commit to Drugs V2 or the paid venue jobs.

Why buy DRC scripts here

Buying DRC through this store keeps the whole lineup in one place, so you can build a matching set instead of stitching jobs and drug scripts from five different creators that each expect a different setup. The named venue jobs share a pattern, the drug and robbery scripts share an economy, and that consistency means less config drift and fewer conflicts on your server. Start with the free House Robbery, Armored Truck Heist and Money Wash to see the style, then add Drugs V2, the Full Drugs Package and the restaurant jobs that fit the venues on your map. Every listing keeps its own framework and dependency details up front, so you know what a script needs before it hits your server.