Aegis ESP

Enable ESP

The master outline toggle: live raiders glow through walls and crates. You spot someone in the next stash room before he even pushes the door.

Show Bots

Bots are tagged apart from live players. You don't confuse a script with a real player or waste ammo on AI when an actual squad rounds the corner.

Player Names

A nickname over each player. You instantly read whether it's a known top-ladder sweat or a random newbie and decide — fight or slip past.

Show Distance

Range to target next to the marker. You know whether the enemy is 15 meters behind a wall or 120 across the map and pick the range you fight at.

Visibility Check

The visibility check colors a target differently: open for a shot or tucked behind cover. You don't expose yourself for someone you can't hit anyway.

Render Distance

A draw-distance slider. On the open Valley you push it to max; in the tight TV Station corridors you cut it so markers don't pile onto each other.

Draw Snaplines

Lines from you to enemies. With peripheral vision you catch which side a threat is coming from without even turning the camera.

Skeleton ESP

The skeleton shows pose and movement: lying in a bush, sprinting or crawling to extract. The animation tells you what a player is doing right now.

Show Dead Bodies

Bodies with loot are highlighted. You reach a corpse with good gear before other raiders and strip it without extra noise.

Hide Ghost ESP

Clears ghost markers: players who extracted or disconnected. Only real targets stay on the map and the screen doesn't lie.

Enable Radar

A mini-radar with enemy dots around you. You keep 360° awareness even while you're aiming down one lane.

Max Distance

Radar radius to taste: shrink it to a close ring while clearing a building, or stretch it half the map to see who's converging on the loot early.

Target Dot Size

Target dot size — from barely there to chunky. You match it to your resolution so markers read clearly without blocking your view.

Text Size

Size of the name and distance labels. Bigger on 2K, smaller on FullHD — text won't overlap when targets are bunched up.

Marked Target

A marked target stands out brighter than the rest. You track one specific enemy across the whole map and never lose him among the bots.

Manual Mark

Pin a marker on a target with a key and clear them all at once. You tag where you got shot from and flank in for sure.

Manual Hide

Hide clutter objects with a key, reset with one button. You clear everything that gets in the way and keep only what matters on screen.