A safe cracking minigame — turn the dial with A and D, the light comes on at the notch, press E to lock it in. Clear every lock and it opens.

No dependencies at all, not even ESX.

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Features

• [+] Safe cracking minigame: turn the dial with A and D
• [+] The light comes on at the notch, press E to lock it in; clear every lock to open
• [+] One export call that blocks and hands back the result
• [+] Set difficulty with the lock count: house 3, shop 4, bank 6
• [+] No dependencies at all, not even ESX
• [+] Uses GTA's own dial texture and turning sounds, nothing extra to stream
• [+] Blocks other keys while it runs, through a state bag or an event
• [+] Dying mid-attempt or the resource stopping closes it, nobody gets stuck

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Using it

-- true when it opens, false on a miss or a cancel
-- pass a table of dial numbers (0-99), one per lock; the table length is the lock count
local ok = exports['x3d_safe']:createSafe({ 12, 47, 83, 25 })   -- 4 locks

if ok then
    -- hand over what was inside
end

One line, blocking, no callbacks to chase. Pressing E off the notch, or ESC, is a miss.

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Difficulty is the lock count

More locks (more numbers in the table) means finding the notch more times. A house safe 3, a shop safe 4, a bank safe 6.

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Uses what the game already ships

The dial texture and the turning sounds are GTA's own (MPSafeCracking, SAFE_CRACK). Not a byte of streamed content.

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Blocking other keys while it runs

if LocalPlayer.state.minigame then return end

AddEventHandler('x3d_safe:active', function(active) ... end)

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It will not strand anyone

Dying mid-attempt, or the resource stopping, closes the minigame and returns false.