Trigger

To use the script simply call the following trigger from any script. For example, if it is a safe robbery script you can run it at the moment of unlocking the safe.

Client Side

This trigger starts the minigame and returns the result:

| Name | Type | Description | |------------|--------|------------------------------------------------------------------| | game | string | Options: lockpick, digital, cable, combination or oscilloscope | | difficulty | string | Options: easy, medium, high |

Example Usage

TriggerEvent("bit-unlock:start", game, difficulty, function(success)
    if success then
        print("Digital success")
    else
        print("Digital failed")
    end
end)

Complete Example

Here's a complete example of using the digital minigame with medium difficulty:

-- Trigger the digital minigame
TriggerEvent("bit-unlock:start", "digital", "medium", function(success)
    if success then
        -- Player successfully completed the minigame
        TriggerServerEvent('yourscript:unlockDoor')
        ESX.ShowNotification('Door unlocked!')
    else
        -- Player failed the minigame
        ESX.ShowNotification('Failed to unlock!')
    end
end)

All Minigame Types

You can use any of these minigame types:

• lockpick - Lock picking minigame with pins
• digital - Digital keypad with sequence memory
• cable - Wire connection puzzle
• combination - Combination lock with sound hints
• oscilloscope - Wave matching challenge

Difficulty Levels

Each minigame supports three difficulty levels:

• easy - Slower speed, more time, easier patterns
• medium - Normal speed and difficulty
• high - Fast speed, less time, complex patterns