INZERO — Portable Signal Exploiter (QBCore / ESX) - inGain Dev Fivem
The city stutters for a second: lights at the junction fall out of sync, a car’s navigation drifts off-route, the register beeps with a suspicious “correct.” INZERO is built for those seconds—portable signal exploitation mechanics that turn ordinary streets into memorable scenes.
Features
- ATM Heist — Tap/interfere phases with a focused mini-game and escalating alert risk
- Store Register Heist — PIN/password mini-game with cooldown (cooler heads, cleaner exits)
- Traffic Signal Disruption — Short bursts of intersection chaos for distraction or escape
- Vehicle GPS Tracker — Plant, follow live pings, and race the battery clock
- Vehicle Lock Control — Open/close doors with distance/class affecting success odds
- Vehicle ESP Glitch — Brief handling/grip irregularities to flip a chase in one corner
- Engine Fault Injection — Momentary stall/hesitation at the worst (best) time
- GPS Spoofing (Attack) — Temporarily mislead a target’s location trail
- DarkWeb Terminal — Access from PCs; obtain contraband and probe police database attempts (logged)
- Radio Jammer — Temporarily disrupt comms within a small radius—if you can avoid detection
- CCTV Access — Peek into whitelisted cameras for live intel
- Encrypted Doors — Keypad/keycard brute-force mini-game with limited attempts & cooldown
Gameplay Balance (at a glance)
- Risk–Reward Curve: Every action builds heat; mistakes trigger alarms, smart timing enables quick & clean getaways.
- Time-Boxed Power: Most modules create 20–90s “power windows,” forcing fast decisions and tight teamwork.
- Footprints & Counterplay: CCTV peeks and brute-force attempts leave traces—opening room for law-enforcement responses.
Dependencies
- Framework: QBCore or ESX
Preview