This scoreboard script gives your FiveM server a sleek, informative overview of everyone online and the roles they are filling. Version 18 leans into a refined visual style while keeping the underlying data quick to read and easy to trust, so it looks the part on a serious roleplay server without ever sacrificing clarity for decoration.
Made for ESX servers, it presents player identifiers, ping and job totals in a balanced panel that opens instantly. Staff get the context they need for moderation while players enjoy a clear window into server activity, making it just as useful for a new arrival deciding whether to stay as it is for an admin handling a report.
What this scoreboard script offers
- Real-time player count that adjusts as members join and disconnect from the server.
- Ping per player plus overall latency for immediate, dependable performance insight.
- Role tracking counters for police, ambulance, mechanic and any custom jobs you define.
- In-game and Discord ID columns that simplify reports and everyday staff actions.
- Branded header with a logo slot and adjustable accent colors to match your theme.
Refined for growing servers
- Optimized rendering that keeps client resource usage comfortably low under heavy load.
- Flexible config.lua to control which jobs, columns and fields are shown to players.
- Responsive keybind toggle that fits cleanly beside your existing HUD elements.
- Sharp scaling across 1080p, 1440p and ultrawide display setups without distortion.
- No demanding dependencies, so the installation stays quick, clean and repeatable.
The interface refreshes only what changes on screen, which means performance stays consistent even when the server is full and the player list is turning over rapidly throughout the night. That efficiency is exactly what a growing community needs as its concurrent numbers climb week after week, and it means the panel keeps feeling instant and responsive long after your player base has doubled in size.
Setup is designed to be painless from the first step. Install the resource, define your job list, adjust the branding and restart. The documentation covers each option clearly so newer owners can deploy it with confidence instead of trial-and-error edits to an unfamiliar config file.
Offer your community a stylish yet practical way to see the server at a glance. Explore more front-end options in our HUD and UI scripts collection, or browse the entire library of FiveM scripts.
