Wizard Oxide iOS

Player boxes

A rectangle around the enemy with colour, thickness and outline settings. Turn the outline on for bright maps, otherwise the box disappears against sand and rock.

Names and health

Nickname above the player plus current HP. Health tells you instantly who to push and who to break off from.

Snap lines

A line from your screen to the target, thickness adjustable. Useful when the enemy is behind trees and the box only shows in pieces.

Distance readout

Range shown next to each player. Helps you decide whether the shot is worth the ammo.

Render distance

A cap beyond which players stop being drawn. On a phone this is also a performance setting: less drawing means steadier frames.

Animals

Wildlife highlighting with its own distance setting. Early in a wipe that means food and hides, the first things you get after the rock.

Loot and item IDs

Ground loot highlighting with its own range and an option to show identifiers. No more running to every pile to see what is in it.

Containers

Crates and barrels with a separate render distance. You plan a farm route along marked points instead of guessing.

Stream mode

Hides the overlay from screen capture. Needed if you record clips or sit in a stream.

Target locking

Pulls your crosshair onto the enemy. On a touchscreen this is the most noticeable part of the build, since sticks never match a mouse.

Capture zone

FOV radius with an on screen indicator. A narrow zone looks natural, a wide one grabs targets you never saw.

Visibility check

Skips anyone behind a wall or a rock. Without it the crosshair twitches toward targets you cannot see, and that is the first thing a report catches.

Aim point

Head or body. Body is safer, head is faster but far more obvious from the outside.

Target priority

Nearest to the crosshair, or lowest HP first. The second mode shines in messy fights where finishing kills matters.

Activation mode

Always on, only while scoped, or only while firing. Firing only looks the most natural of the three.

Range and smoothing

Working distance and how fast the crosshair travels. Keep smoothing moderate, because an instant snap shows up in any clip.

Server data

Server name, build number and active player count. You can tell straight away whether it is crowded or safe to farm.

Your profile

Local player, user ID, team, level and playtime in one panel.

Character state

Health, hunger and thirst as numbers. More useful than eyeballing a bar when deciding whether to push on or head home.

Refresh info

Re-reads the data without rejoining the server.

Free camera

Detaches the view from your character, with adjustable speed and movement buttons. Handy for looking over someone's base without walking up to it.

KCC inspector

A debug panel for the character controller with test speed settings. This is a tool for people who like poking at things, not a ready made movement cheat.

Menu theme

Dark or blue. A small thing, but menu readability matters on a phone.