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nexdev_watermark puts a clean, configurable watermark on every player’s screen — your server name, logo, and colors — managed entirely in game. Open the editor with a command, style the watermark live, drag it anywhere on screen, and save: the new look is pushed to every connected player instantly and persists across restarts. The UI ships ready to use — there is no build step. The only dependency is ox_lib.

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Features

  • In-game editor — edit text, logo, colors, scale, opacity, rounding, and blink from a single panel. No file editing for visuals.
  • Two display modes — Logo with text (badge card) or Logo only (just the image at a fixed height, width keeps the aspect ratio).
  • Drag-to-move — enter drag mode and reposition the watermark by dragging it on screen.
  • Server-wide sync — saving pushes the config to every connected player, and new joiners receive it on connect.
  • Server-authoritative — the server validates the permission, sanitizes every field, saves, and broadcasts. Clients cannot forge changes.
  • Smart auto-hide — fades out during the pause menu, the ox_inventory inventory, txAdmin announcements, and txAdmin direct messages.
  • Logo upload — optional FiveManage integration for uploading a logo image from the editor.
  • Console control — nexwm show|hide|reset works from the server console and RCON.
  • Localized — every notification and editor label lives in locales/<code>.json (en and es ship out of the box).

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Requirements

The watermark is standalone — no framework and no database required. Visual settings persist to data/config.json inside the resource.

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How it works

The server owns the watermark config. When an admin saves changes in the editor, the server checks the nexdev_watermark.manage permission, sanitizes every field, writes data/config.json, and broadcasts the new config to all players. Players joining later receive the current config on connect, so everyone always sees the same watermark.

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In this section

  • Installation — drag-and-drop install, server.cfg order, and convars
  • Configuration — the config.lua options and locales
  • Usage — the editor, drag mode, and console commands
  • Exports — show/hide the watermark from your own resources
  • Troubleshooting — common issues and fixes