Knowing who is who at a glance is surprisingly important, and HeadTag Nameplates handles it cleanly. Display floating tags above players showing names, job titles, IDs or status — perfect for events, staff visibility, medic and police identification, or simply helping players recognize each other. It is a small UI touch that removes a constant source of confusion.
What the nameplates show
- Floating tags above players with configurable information.
- Show names, job titles, server IDs or custom status.
- Proximity-based so tags only appear when relevant.
- Permission control over who sees which tags.
- Clean styling that reads without cluttering the screen.
Why nameplates help
- Staff and event hosts identify players at a glance.
- Medics and police can be recognized on duty.
- Events run smoother when everyone is labeled.
- It removes the constant "who are you" friction.
- Configurable visibility keeps immersion intact.
Clean and light
- Built on ox_lib and otherwise standalone across frameworks.
- Configurable content, proximity and permissions in open files.
- Lightweight rendering that stays smooth in crowds.
- Works alongside your job and identity systems.
Small quality-of-life tools like this quietly remove friction that players feel constantly, and being able to identify who is a medic, who is staff or who is on which job at a glance smooths out events, emergencies and everyday interactions alike. With proximity and permission control, it does that without ever breaking immersion.
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Small quality-of-life tools quietly remove friction players feel constantly, and being able to identify who is a medic, staff or on which job at a glance smooths out events, emergencies and everyday interactions without ever breaking immersion.
It is one of those small additions that a busy, event-heavy server ends up relying on every single day.
Proximity and permission control keep it clean and unobtrusive.
