Gang territory means nothing if the only evidence of it is a blip on someone’s minimap. Graffiti/Spray Anything on Walls V2 makes territorial ownership visible in the world itself — a crew that holds a block has their tag on the walls to prove it, and rivals know exactly what they’re rolling into. That shift from data to environment is what separates surface-level gang RP from something players actually feel invested in.

Spray Text or Images, Anywhere on a Vertical Surface

Players receive a spray item in their inventory. Activating it opens a settings menu where they choose between freeform text or a server-defined image from the preconfigured list. Text supports nine distinct fonts and an unlimited color picker, so tags have genuine visual variety. Images use whatever assets the server owner uploads, which means you control the visual language — gang logos, server branding, or any custom artwork your community designs. One constraint worth knowing upfront: the system tags vertical wall surfaces; ground stenciling is not supported.

Key Features

• Spray custom text or server-defined images on any wall surface
• 9 preconfigured font options with full color picker support
• Scaleable tag size — players adjust dimensions during the spray menu
• Graffiti persists across server restarts; configurable decay timer in days
• Proximity density limit — up to 10 tags visible within 50m — keeps performance stable
• Spray item and spray remover item — both inventory-driven
• Admin force-delete via command when standing near a tag
• Native gang system integration for turf war loyalty scoring
• Bad word blacklisting for text content moderation
• OneSync and OneSync Infinity compatible
• Position and rotation calculated automatically relative to player facing direction
• Framework support: ESX, QBCore, Standalone

V2 vs the Original

Version 2 is a rebuild of the visual layer. Graffiti now blends with wall surface textures rather than floating in front of them, the UI is overhauled, and image support is new entirely. Existing V1 customers get the upgrade free. If this is your first install, you are getting the version that addressed the visual complaints the original generated in the community.

Gang System Integration

When paired with rcore’s Gang System with Turf Wars, spraying your gang tag on contested walls contributes loyalty points directly. That loop — tag a wall, earn turf standing — turns graffiti from a cosmetic feature into a meaningful activity with economic consequences for gang politics. The integration works out of the box with no additional configuration required.

Framework Compatibility

Works with ESX and QBCore out of the box, and the codebase is open enough to adapt to any custom framework. Approximately 1,000 unencrypted lines means your dev team can read and extend it without guessing.