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Admin Killfeed
Devam Admin Killfeed is a clean and lightweight killfeed system designed specifically for server staff.
Description from the developer
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Devam Admin Killfeed is a clean and lightweight killfeed system designed specifically for server staff.
It provides a clear real-time overview of player interactions, including kills and self-kills, helping administrators monitor server activity efficiently.
✨ Features
- Clean & modern UI
- Real-time killfeed (player kills & self kills)
- Optional distance display
- Shows player names & server IDs
- Lightweight & performance optimized
- Deduplication system to prevent spam
- Configurable visibility & notifications
🔐 Admin Control
- Command-based toggle system
- Fully configurable admin groups
- License-based permissions supported
- Enable / disable / toggle / status commands
⚙️ Configuration
- Customize admin groups
- Adjust max visible entries
- Control notification duration
- Toggle distance display
- Configure name display system (character / fallback)
📦 Installation
- Drag & drop into your resources folder
- Add the script to your server.cfg
- Restart your server
💬 Support
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🧠 Notes
This is a free release by Devam Studio.
More advanced systems and premium scripts are coming soon.
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