Scoreboard V7 is a modern player list panel that reveals the full online roster, with server IDs, ping and session info, on your FiveM server at the press of a key. It pairs a polished, contemporary look with an ultra light footprint, so it feels premium on screen while barely registering in your resource usage during the busiest hours.
The layout is engineered for quick reading, arranging names, identifiers and connection quality in a clean panel that stays sharp across resolutions. Administrators use it to locate a specific ID at a glance, while players rely on it to size up the population before diving into their next scene, activity or roleplay interaction in the city.
Scoreboard V7 feature list
- Live player list showing names, server IDs and current ping.
- Player count and maximum slots presented in a clear header.
- Optional server branding with name, logo and links.
- Configurable keybind for instant opening and closing.
- Adjustable colors, columns and layout from a single file.
Why servers rely on it
- Find any player instantly by their in game identifier.
- On demand refreshing keeps performance impact negligible.
- Crisp typography from full HD up to ultrawide displays.
- Coexists cleanly with HUD, chat and menu resources.
- Simple installation with a documented, clear config file.
Because every visual element is configurable, you can drop in your logo, decide which columns appear and match the colors to the rest of your interface. That adaptability makes the panel a comfortable fit for all kinds of servers, from immersive roleplay communities to bustling public lobbies where players constantly check who else has joined.
Since the overlay updates only while it is visible, it never competes with the heavier systems running quietly in the background. Staff appreciate having IDs and ping a single keystroke away for faster moderation, and players simply enjoy a clearer, more connected sense of the community that surrounds them at any given moment.
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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.
