esx_weather and esx_scoreboard post steady, multi-day gains
Two clear sustained adoption stories this week — esx_weather and esx_scoreboard — while a handful of utilities shrink and several new resources reach dozens of servers in their first week.
Sustained, multi-day growth is the story this week: esx_weather and esx_scoreboard each grew on every measured day and added hundreds of servers. sd-phone and sd-phone-props continued a steady spread that began in previous weeks, and several map/role resources from the nteam collection climbed steadily. At the same time a set of widely used menu and screenshot utilities ticked down modestly, and a few brand-new scripts reached dozens or more servers in their first week.
The week in scripts
This week FiveStats observed 566,107 distinct scripts across monitored servers, up from 560,585 the previous week. Adoption was concentrated: a small group of resources produced the clearest, repeatable signals of spread, while most changes were modest jitter. The canonical sustained-adoption stories are esx_weather (grew on 6/6 days) and esx_scoreboard (6/6 days); both added hundreds of servers and show a day-by-day rise rather than a single jump. sd-phone and sd-phone-props continued the steady, multi-day climb we flagged in earlier reports, adding roughly two hundred servers each week again. A second cluster — the nteam map pieces and several ESX support libraries — posted smaller but consistent gains over most days. On the flip side, several long-established utilities recorded small net losses (menu packages and screenshot utilities), and a handful of mid-sized resources reversed direction entirely. New resource discovery remains frequent: ten scripts were first seen this week, and a few reached counts that make them worth watching beyond private-server noise. In short: adoption was neither quiet nor chaotic — the week looks like slow, measurable spread for a handful of scripts and a slow bleed for another handful. That pattern is the operational reality for developers: sustained spread shows up as six-day growth, single-day spikes look different in the daily shape and should be treated separately.
Sustained adoption
Start with the biggest move: esx_weather moved from 525 to 847 over the week (665 servers on the final tally, prev week 222, +442). The daily series is an unbroken climb across all measured days (525→574→605→646→685→771→847), a textbook sustained adoption shape — repeated, incremental additions rather than a single update to one large host. esx_scoreboard is the other clear success: it finished on 982 servers (prev 544, +438) and grew on every day (832→890→928→972→1009→1078→1165). That pattern closely matches esx_weather: broad, steady uptake. The nteam map set continues to spread: cfx-nteam-newcity rose to 497 servers (prev 229, +268) with six-day growth (416→449→478→502→524→547→566), and cfx-nteam-riverv2 added steadily to 782 servers (prev 649, +133). These are platform-level map assets finding more installs gradually. The sd-phone ecosystem remains a slow-burning adoption story: sd-phone reached 1479 servers (prev 1237, +242) and sd-phone-props 1419 (prev 1174, +245), both growing on 6/6 days and showing the small, regular day-to-day additions that imply organic spread across servers. esx_lib and esx_adminmenu both posted multi-day gains as well: esx_lib grew to 3642 servers (prev 3392, +251) and esx_adminmenu to 1297 (prev 1076, +221); esx_lib’s daily series includes a small dip mid-week but five of six growth days, while adminmenu also shows one-day wobble and otherwise steady gains. screencapture added +220 servers to reach 9247 but grew on only 4/6 days; its net change is meaningful on a large base but the daily shape is noisier than the six-day climbs above. finished with a +131 net gain to 997 servers but only grew on 3/6 days and ends the week with a single large uptick (daily: 934→984→1013→993→977→974→1106) — that profile is consistent with a concentrated rollout or bundle, not the evenly paced spread seen in the top sustained list. Finally, and are smaller but notable: prompt_burger_shot climbed from single digits to 111 (prev 3, +108) with six-day growth, while wasabi_police_v2 added steadily to 461 (prev 367, +94).
All scripts gaining servers
| Resource | Servers | Change | Grew | Trajectory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| esx_weather | 665from 222 | +442+198.9% | 6/6 | |
| esx_scoreboard | 982from 544 | +438+80.5% | 6/6 |
Losing ground
Most of the declines are small percentage moves on large bases rather than abrupt collapses. screenshot-basic fell by 152 servers to 14,089 (prev 14,242, -1.1%), and the three ESX menu packages — esx_menu_list, esx_menu_default and esx_menu_dialog — each lost roughly 130 servers (all ~1.3% drops). Their daily records show mixed days of growth and decline (each grew on 2–3 of 6 measured days), which looks like routine churn rather than a systemic failure. connectqueue reduced by 109 servers to 6,279 and RageUI lost 116 to 6,782; both remain widely used but with modest net declines. Two declines stand out as directional reversals: 5bybML dropped from 323 to 209 (−114, −35.4%) and recorded zero growth days — that is a sustained loss across the entire measurement window and worth investigating if you depend on it. wasabi_police and wasabi_police_v2 moved in opposite directions this week: wasabi_police fell by 104 to 2,199 (grew on 1/6 days) while wasabi_police_v2 rose by 94 on 6/6 days to 461. Those symmetrical movements are consistent with replacement or a version split, but the data alone cannot confirm cause. In short: the week’s drops are mostly modest churn on mature utilities, with a couple of clear losses that merit attention.
Shedding servers
New arrivals
Ten resources were first seen this week; a subset reached counts that push them beyond single-server private code. karma-climbing is the largest newcomer, first seen 2026-09-08 and reaching 121 servers in its first week — large enough to be noticed and worth a second-week check for persistence. lation_interact (first seen 2026-09-07) reached 81 servers and a19customs-civ-sub-pack reached 63; both are in the range where they could be spreading via public sharing or a small number of multi-server hosts. ak47_map_robsliquor (57), hex_waypoints (49) and gg_taxijob_props (47) are smaller but nontrivial debuts. The remaining new entries — hkmi_hallucination, tstudio_zpatch_binco_fleeca_harmony, zat-scooters_props and zz_energy_mapdata — all landed between 39 and 42 servers. New names reaching dozens of installs in week one are the exact signals you want to watch: either they are solving a concrete need and will continue to rise, or they are bundled into one host’s update and will flatten next week. The raw numbers are the only ground truth here; interpretation requires watching the second week.
What to watch
What to watch next week: first, recheck esx_weather and esx_scoreboard for persistence. Both posted six-day climbs and large absolute increases; if they continue to grow on multiple days, they have crossed the threshold from one-off adoption to platform-level spread. Second, monitor core’s late-week spike (ending at 1106) — if that number holds or continues to step up across multiple days it is a broader uptake, but a single-day jump is more likely a bundled deployment. Third, follow the wasabi split: wasabi_police’s fall alongside wasabi_police_v2’s steady gains can indicate an upgrade path; if v2 continues climbing while the original keeps shrinking, that pattern reads as migration. Fourth, pay attention to karma-climbing and lation_interact in their second week. New resources that reached 80–120 installs in week one are worth a hands-on look — they may be solving a common server need. Finally, for server owners: modest declines in menu and screenshot utilities are not yet systemic, but if your stack depends on any item that shows a sustained weekly loss (for example 5bybML’s 35% drop), validate the resource’s compatibility and support status before committing to it. Overall the week is a reminder of the difference between steady multi-day growth, which signals real spread, and single-day jumps, which often require further confirmation.
Most-used scripts
| # | Resource | Servers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | oxmysql | 29,521 |
| 2 | ox_lib | 27,240 |
| 3 | pma-voice | 27,223 |
| 4 | bob74_ipl | 25,085 |
| 5 | ox_target | 18,854 |
| 6 | ox_inventory | 17,083 |
| 7 | PolyZone |
What to take away
- esx_weather grew on 6/6 days to 665 servers (prev week 222, +442).
- esx_scoreboard grew on 6/6 days to 982 servers (prev week 544, +438).
- sd-phone and sd-phone-props continued six-day growth to 1479 and 1419 servers respectively.
- 5bybML recorded a sustained loss (0/6 days growing), down 114 servers to 209.
- karma-climbing reached 121 servers in its first week and is the largest brand-new resource this period.
- wasabi_police fell while wasabi_police_v2 rose, a shape consistent with replacement or parallel migration.