The custom death screen transforms a frustrating moment into a polished, informative experience for downed players. Instead of a blank or confusing screen, it presents a clean overlay with everything a player needs to know, keeping them engaged and clear on their options while they wait for help or a respawn to become available.
Designed for immersion, this resource stays out of the way visually so players can still see the action happening around them. It integrates directly with your framework's death system, creating a smooth transition from alive to downed to respawned, and gives your medical roleplay real weight by encouraging players to call for professional help.
What the custom death screen shows
Every detail is presented clearly so downed players never feel lost or ignored.
- Accurate respawn timer counting down in real time
- Death reason and optional killer information display
- Emergency button to alert nearby EMS players
- Accept-to-die option for players who cannot wait
- Choice between roleplay name and Steam name
Built for immersive medical RP
This overlay supports serious hospitals and EMS teams without overwhelming players.
- Clean layout that keeps the game world visible
- Modern styling that matches serious roleplay servers
- Encourages real interaction with medical staff
- Fully customizable colors, fonts and positioning
- Optimized code that runs smoothly during downtime
Installation is simple, and the configuration lets you match the overlay to your server's identity by adjusting layout, colors, and timers. The documentation explains each setting clearly, so even newer owners can tailor the downed experience to fit their medical systems and roleplay rules with ease, and the flexible options make it easy to align the screen with your existing EMS and hospital scripts.
If you want dying to feel like a meaningful part of your world rather than a jarring interruption, this custom overlay delivers the clarity and polish players expect from a professional, well-run roleplay community every time they go down. It keeps downed players informed and calm, encourages real medical interaction, and turns a routine mechanic into a moment that supports your server's story instead of breaking it.
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