GFX Squad System | 99 Members & Private Chat | PvP HUD FiveM

This FiveM squad system script gives your players a complete group framework with custom squads, private chat, toggleable HUD, blips, and nametags — turning solo players into coordinated crews. Built for PvP servers, gang-focused roleplay, heist crews, and any community where players need a real way to roll together and stay synced in the field. It is framework-agnostic, requires nothing extra to install, and ships with full personalization so each player can shape the squad experience to fit how they actually play.

🎬 Script Showcase

Watch the full squad creation flow, member management, HUD repositioning, and the in-squad private chat in action below.

⚔️ Why Server Owners Are Adding This Squad System

Most FiveM communities hit the same wall: players want to group up, but voice chat and vanilla blips do not cut it for serious PvP or coordinated RP. This GFX squad system fixes that by giving every player a full-featured group menu — create a squad, name it, brand it with an image, set a member cap, lock it private or open it to the public, and pull friends in for everything from gang wars to convoy escorts. The result is a server where players self-organize, stay visible to each other on the map, and communicate in their own private channel without spamming global chat. It is a baseline upgrade that lifts the entire multiplayer feel of your server.

🎯 Full Feature Breakdown

Every feature below is geared toward two outcomes: giving squad leaders real control, and giving members a clean, customizable experience that does not get in the way of gameplay.

• Universal framework compatibility — drops into any FiveM setup, no framework lock-in, seamless integration across the board
• Squad customization — players set the squad name, choose a squad image, and define the member limit (up to 99) when creating their group
• Private or public squads — squad creators decide whether their group is invite-only or open for anyone to join
• Dedicated squad settings menu — both members and squad owners manage their squad through a clean, dedicated interface
• Toggle squad HUD, blips, and nametags — every member can switch on or off the on-screen squad HUD, map blips for teammates, and overhead nametags
• Drag-and-drop HUD positioning — in the personal settings section, players can drag the squad HUD to any position on their screen for a fully personal layout
• Private squad chat — a dedicated chat system inside the squad menu keeps communication tight, private, and squad-only
• Flexible member cap up to 99 — squad creators set the size that fits their crew, from a tight 4-player heist team to a full 99-player faction

Together these features deliver a FiveM PvP squad group script that finally lets crews operate as a real unit — coordinated on the map, in chat, and on screen.

🛠️ Requirements & Installation

Installation is intentionally frictionless — there are no required dependencies and no framework gates to clear. Drop it into your resources, start it, and your players can begin creating squads immediately.

• Dependencies: None
• Framework: Compatible with all FiveM frameworks

🔧 Compatibility & Server Fit

Because this squad system is framework-agnostic, it slots into QBCore, ESX, Qbox, standalone, and custom-framework servers without modification. Server owners running mixed-purpose communities — economy plus PvP zones, gang RP plus heist content, or military RP with faction tags — get the most value here, because the same squad system serves every group type on the server. Nothing about the script forces a specific gameplay mode, so it complements whatever ecosystem you already have running.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this squad system work with QBCore, ESX, and Qbox?

A: Yes. The script is built to be framework-compatible across the board, so it integrates cleanly into QBCore, ESX, Qbox, standalone, and custom-framework FiveM servers with no special configuration needed for each.

Q: How many members can a single squad have?

A: Squad creators can set the member cap to whatever they prefer, up to a maximum of 99 members per squad. This makes it equally suitable for small 4-player crews and large 99-player factions.

Q: Can players customize how the squad HUD appears on their screen?

A: Yes. In the personal settings section, each player can drag the squad HUD to any position on their screen, and they can also toggle the HUD, map blips, and nametags on or off individually.

Q: Can squads be kept private from the rest of the server?

A: Yes. Squad owners can set their squad to private when creating it, restricting it to invited members only. Public mode is also available for open squads that anyone can join.

Q: Are there any dependencies I need to install before using this script?

A: None. The script has zero listed dependencies, so it installs and runs without requiring any additional resources on your server.

🚀 Built for Servers That Move Together

Squads change how a server plays. The moment players can name a crew, lock it private, pull up a teammate’s blip on the map, and drop into a chat that only their squad sees, the social fabric of the server tightens. This is the kind of foundational system that pays back every single day it is installed — quietly powering gang fights, heists, convoys, and faction operations across every framework you choose to run. Add it once and your players will use it forever.