Tundra Web Radar

Name: Tundra Web Radar
Brand: Procheat.net
SKU: p-arena-breakout-tundra-web-radar
Price: 26.16 BRL
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.8 (12 reviews)

Variações

Tundra Web Radar

1-dias

Passivo

Automática

Sem estoque

Preferido

26,16 R$

Tundra Web Radar

3-dias

Passivo

Automática

Sem estoque

Preferido

52,32 R$

Tundra Web Radar

7-dias

Passivo

Automática

Sem estoque

Preferido

130,79 R$

Tundra Web Radar

30-dias

Passivo

Automática

Sem estoque

Preferido

261,59 R$

Status Passivo Último controlo 26.10.2026 20:13

Recursos do produto

Tundra Web Radar

Player markers

PMCs and scavs: A dot on the map with nickname, squad, level and meters to the target. In a couple of seconds you know who is around the corner.
Weapon, armor, helmet: The label shows the gun with its ammo type and the armor class. A shotgun in light armor at eighty meters is no threat, you walk around it.
Target health: A silhouette with remaining HP and damage already taken. You finish the wounded one and leave the healthy one alone.
Look direction: An arrow on every marker. You can tell whether someone has their back to you or has already turned.
Your aim line: A segment from your own marker to check on the map that you are facing the right way.
Movement trail: A trail behind each player: where they came from and where they are running. You intercept on the road instead of chasing.

Bots and bosses

Separate toggles: Bots, actors, bosses with guards and elites each have their own switch. Mute the ones you don't need.
Type badge: Every AI carries a badge with its subtype, distance and a look arrow.
AI corpses: Dead ones sit on their own layer and never mix with the living.
Where bosses aim: Aim lines for bosses and for regular bots switch on separately.
A color per type: PMC, scav and bot are painted differently, you tell them apart with peripheral vision.
AI marker size: Sliders for marker and corpse size so a crowd of bots doesn't blur into one blob.

Your squad

Teammates in color: Your own people get a separate color, no mix-ups in a fight.
Lines between teammates: Squad links are drawn as lines: you see who fell behind and who went around.

Loot

Master switch: One key hides all loot when the shooting starts.
Crates, floor, deathboxes: Three loot layers, each toggled on its own.
Price threshold: A slider or manual input in dollars, starting value 35,000. Cheap stuff never reaches the map.
Loot labels: Container name, item and price each switch on separately.
Nearest loot: A panel with what is lying next to you right now.
Strict mode: Known items only, no crates and no junk underfoot.
PMC backpacks: Player bodies with an estimate of what their gear is worth.

Hazards

Grenades: A thrown grenade shows up on the map, you move away by the marker, not by the sound.
Mines and claymores: Tripwires are visible in advance, on the approach to the spot.

Maps

Auto map select: The loader knows which location you loaded into, nothing to pick by hand.
Six maps: Farm, Valley, Northridge, Armory, TV Station and Airport.
TV Station floors: Levels are split apart, markers from different floors don't overlap.

Map look

Background brightness: A slider for your monitor and lighting, the map won't hurt your eyes at night.
Lines: Aim line thickness, dash and gap length for the dotted line, look arrow length.
Marker colors: Custom colors for players, bots, teammates, backpacks, grenades, loot, the movement trail and the price tag.
Aim line colors: Four lines painted separately: yours, PMCs, AI and bosses.

Presets

Minimal, Medium, Full: Three ready sets: from an almost empty map to everything at once.
Custom presets: Save your own layout and switch between them in two clicks.
Export and import: Move the config between PC and phone, nothing to tune twice.
Reset: Reset all brings back factory settings if you overdid it.

Phone

Portrait and landscape: Two layouts, panels adapt to the screen width.
Low data use: Positions stream in real time, but the connection barely gets loaded.
Feedback form: A form inside the interface: a bug or an idea goes straight to the developers.

Gear and thermal scopes

Thermal scopes: The marker shows who runs a thermal: a T7 on the head or a thermal scope on the gun. Don't bother hiding in a bush against that one.
Player gear: Hover the cursor over a marker and it unfolds everything the player wears and holds.
Gear durability: Green numbers like 45/45 show armor and helmet durability. Battered armor holds worse than its class promises.
Gear value: The value of what a player carries is now counted correctly, the old price errors are gone.

Safes

Safes on the map: Every safe on the location is marked apart from the rest of the loot.
Safe status: An orange marker means an open safe, green means closed. A closed one is waiting for you, an open one has already been cleaned out.

Descrição do produto

Tundra Web Radar

Tundra Web Radar é um radar para Arena Breakout Infinite. PMCs and scavs; Weapon, armor, helmet; Target health. Steam. Sem spoofer no pacote. Estado: a funcionar.

Tundra Web Radar — Arena Breakout Infinite

Tundra Web Radar é um radar para Arena Breakout Infinite. PMCs and scavs; Weapon, armor, helmet; Target health. Steam. Sem spoofer no pacote. Estado: a funcionar.

O que vem

PMCs and scavs
Weapon, armor, helmet
Target health
Look direction
Aimbot com FOV, suavidade e filtro de alvo
ESP de jogador: distância, cores, esconder grupo/guilda
Rotas gravadas e automação
Type badge
AI corpses

Janela ou sem moldura. Sem spoofer no pacote. Windows: 10: all builds; 11: all builds. Steam. Russian, English.

Risco

Software privado não é risco zero. Vê o estado na ficha. Se o build andar sozinho, conta mule à parte da main.