This admin tags system displays configurable staff nametags and role badges above your on-duty administrators, making your team instantly recognisable and accountable in any scene. It is a small touch that has an outsized effect on trust, letting players see at a glance who holds authority in the moment.
Each permission group can carry its own coloured tag, label and icon, so owners, admins and moderators are visually distinct without opening a menu. Tags respect an on-duty toggle, meaning staff can blend in as regular citizens for roleplay and reveal their badge only when they step in to help.
What the admin tags system provides
- Custom coloured nametags and labels per staff rank or permission group.
- On and off duty toggle so admins can hide or show their status.
- Optional role icons and badges for clear visual hierarchy.
- Distance-based rendering so tags appear only when relevant nearby.
- Permission-driven assignment tied to your existing admin groups.
Lightweight and configurable
- Define ranks, colours and text from one clean config file.
- Efficient rendering that avoids heavy loops and frame drops.
- Works alongside common admin menus and permission systems.
- Translatable labels for international staff teams.
- Simple commands for toggling visibility on the fly.
Staff visibility is a quiet pillar of good moderation, reassuring players that help is present and discouraging rule-breakers who can see authority nearby. When a tag floats over a responding admin, disputes calm down and scenes stay orderly.
Because tags are permission-driven, adding a new staff rank is as simple as mapping a group to a colour and label. Documentation covers group mapping, styling and duty commands so your team is badged within minutes.
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Because it is built to drop straight into a live server, this release installs cleanly and works alongside the systems you already run, so it earns its place without the usual porting headaches — the kind of dependable, ready-to-use addition that quietly raises the overall quality of a FiveM server.
