The scoreboard script gives your server a polished, at-a-glance player list that players open with a single key. Version twenty-two refines the display with a clean layout showing live player count, in-game IDs, ping and important job roles, so everyone can read the room instantly.
A good roster does more than show numbers; it helps players find officers, medics and mechanics when they need them. This resource turns a basic count into a genuinely useful social and roleplay tool that fits neatly into any active community.
What this scoreboard script shows
- Total online player count against your configured slot limit
- Each player's in-game ID and displayed name
- Color-coded ping so connection quality is easy to judge
- Key job roles such as police, EMS and mechanic highlighted
- Room for a server logo to reinforce your brand
Clean design and easy control
- Single configurable key to open and close the panel
- Modern UI that scales across common resolutions
- Low performance impact even on busy 64-slot servers
- Simple config for slots, colors and displayed roles
- Readable code that is easy to restyle to your theme
Installation is quick and forgiving. Add the resource, set your slot count and preferred keybind, and the scoreboard is ready. Players immediately gain a fast way to check who is online and which essential roles are currently being filled.
Because it surfaces jobs alongside identities, the panel quietly supports better roleplay. New members can spot available medics or officers without spamming chat, and admins get a tidy overview of activity during peak hours.
Give your community a roster that looks the part and pulls real weight. Explore more interface tools in our HUD and UI scripts collection, or download it directly from the Scoreboard V22 product page and upgrade your player list today.
For a roleplay community the small things matter as much as the headline feature, and everything here is set up to feel deliberate and reliable in day-to-day play rather than janky or out of place, so it keeps paying off long after the first install.
