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Scripts FiveM Graffiti Spray Paint Script (ESX) – Realistic Tagging System

Download the Graffiti Spray Paint Script for FiveM (ESX) and add a realistic graffiti tagging system to your RP server. This immersive script allows players to spray graffiti on walls, objects, and surfaces with true-to-life spray can effects. It’s fully compatible with the ESX framework and includes an SQL file for seamless database integration, ensuring that graffiti tags persist across server restarts.

FiveM Graffiti Spray Paint Script (ESX) – Realistic Tagging System


The FiveM Graffiti Spray Paint Script enhances your roleplay experience by letting players express creativity or represent gangs and crews through custom graffiti art. Each spray can type offers different colors and effects, and all graffiti is stored in the database, so every tag remains visible until manually removed. The script is optimized for performance, keeping resmon usage low even in crowded city areas.


Key Features:
  • 100% compatible with ESX framework
  • Custom graffiti tags and colors
  • Built-in SQL integration for persistence
  • Gang or job-based permissions
  • Realistic spray animations and effects
  • Lightweight and optimized for smooth gameplay

Installation Guide:
  1. Download and extract the rcore_spray.zip file.
  2. Move the folder to your server’s resources/[esx]/ directory:
    resources/[esx]/rcore_spray
  3. Import the included SQL file into your ESX database using phpMyAdmin or any SQL manager.
  4. Add the following line to your server.cfg:
    ensure rcore_spray
  5. Edit the config.lua file to adjust cooldowns, colors, permissions, or gang limits.
  6. Restart your FiveM server.

Once installed, players can equip a spray can and tag any wall, leaving a lasting mark on your RP world. The graffiti saves to the database, allowing true persistence and server-wide creativity. Add this free Graffiti Spray Paint Script to your ESX FiveM server and give your players a unique, interactive way to express themselves.


 
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