Electus Scripts for FiveM: Gangs, Admin, Pets

Electus works the two ends of a roleplay server that owners actually spend time on: the gang layer players fight over, and the admin layer you use to keep the place running. The catalog is small and pointed. Four resources, each one built for QBCore, ESX and Qbox, so you are not stitching together half-compatible releases from four different creators to get a gang loop working.

The headline pieces fit together. Electus Gangs handles wars and zones, so territory means something and a fight over a block has stakes. Electus Bodyguard adds AI backup you can call in and gang members you can recruit, which fills out a crew when your player count dips. Electus Admin is a browser-based menu for running the server. Electus Pets is a standalone pet system for players who want a companion that follows them around the map. Buy the set and you have a gang identity, muscle to back it, a pet to show off, and the tools to police all of it.

Signature work and style

The through-line is systems players return to, not one-shot props. A gang script with wars and contested zones is a loop: claim, hold, lose, take it back. Electus leans into that rather than shipping a menu that just assigns a gang name. The Bodyguard script extends the same idea, since AI backup and recruitment give a small gang the feel of a bigger one, and it gives solo players a reason to grind up a crew.

On the admin side, the browser menu is the tell. A lot of admin resources bury actions in a clunky in-game panel that fights with your other UIs. Electus Admin runs in the browser, so the moderation surface is separate from the game HUD and quicker to move through when you are handling a report mid-session. It reads as a script written by someone who has actually had to ban a cheater while ten other players were pinging chat.

Pets is the outlier, and it is the kind of resource that sells because players ask for it. A companion that follows you around is pure flavor, but flavor is what keeps a server feeling lived in between the shootouts.

Compatibility & installation

Every Electus resource targets the three frameworks most servers actually run: ESX, QBCore and Qbox. That matters most for the gang and bodyguard scripts, because gang data has to line up with the job and identity systems your framework already tracks. Buying resources built for your stack means fewer bridge shims and fewer edge cases where a gang assignment does not sync.

Installation follows the normal FiveM pattern. Drop the resource into your resources folder, add the ensure line to your server config, set the framework in the config file, and restart. The configs are written to be edited by hand, so tuning zone counts, war behavior, bodyguard numbers or pet options does not mean digging through the core Lua. Read the config, change the values, restart the resource.

Check the individual product page for the exact framework build, any dependencies, and whether a given release is escrow or open source before you buy. Those details live on each script, since they can differ between the admin menu and the gameplay scripts.

Why buy Electus scripts here

The pitch is coherence. When one creator builds your gang system, your backup, your pets and your admin tools, the pieces share assumptions and you spend less time debugging conflicts between resources that were never meant to sit in the same server. That is worth more than a folder of mismatched scripts from ten authors.

On this store you get the full Electus catalog in one place, with the framework support stated up front so you know a resource fits before checkout. If you are running a QBCore, ESX or Qbox server and you want gang territory that players fight over plus the admin tools to keep it fair, start with Electus Gangs and Electus Admin, then add Bodyguard and Pets as your community grows. Browse the catalog and pick the pieces your server needs.