This scoreboard script gives your players an instant, elegant overview of who is online and what they are doing, wrapped in four switchable visual styles. A single keypress reveals live player counts, job totals, and server capacity so everyone always knows how busy the city is.
Built for ESX and QBCore communities, the resource focuses on clarity and performance. Each player can pick the layout and color theme they prefer, and the interface updates in real time without dragging down your server's frame rate or resource usage.
Why this scoreboard script fits every server
Flexibility is the whole point, so the script adapts to how your community actually plays:
- Four distinct UI styles players can switch between on the fly
- Real-time player count with maximum slot display
- Job and faction totals so players can see police, EMS, and more at a glance
- Per-player theme and layout preferences saved client-side
- Optional Discord avatar integration for a personal touch
Clean design and easy setup
Server owners get a polished tool that installs in minutes and stays out of the way:
- Lightweight, optimized code with negligible performance cost
- Simple config to rename jobs, set colors, and toggle features
- Modern, responsive NUI that looks sharp at any resolution
- Multi-language friendly text you can edit freely
- Works seamlessly alongside your existing HUD and menus
A great scoreboard does more than count heads; it helps players find roleplay. Seeing that three officers and two medics are on duty tells a criminal whether now is the time to strike, turning a simple menu into a driver of emergent stories.
Because each layout is hand-tuned, the scoreboard feels premium out of the box while still letting you match it to your brand and color scheme, so it never looks like a generic drop-in resource.
Give your community the information they crave and pair this release with more of our FiveM scripts, or browse the full lineup of HUD and UI scripts to complete your interface.
It also slots naturally into the loops your players already enjoy, giving staff and regulars one more reason to keep coming back, and because it is open-source you can adjust, rename and balance it to match exactly how your own server likes to run.
