11 controls
FOV, smooth, speed, and stickiness, plus bone selection, visible check, and ignore knocked. Two keybinds, with optional FOV circle and target line.
20 controls
Skeleton, box, health, weapons, helmet and armor readouts, snaplines, and distance, plus color and size controls.
7 controls
Item names, rarity, price filters, player and AI corpses, and interactable computers on the map.
Delta Force Loot ESP4 controls
Highlight players, AI, weapons, hands, or yourself with static or RGB styles and a color picker.
Delta Force Chams8 controls
Camera FOV, third-person view, crosshair, combat-mode hiding, encryption bypass, scale offsets, and saved configs.
You can turn the aimbot off and still use player ESP, loot ESP, and chams. Loot labels are separate from player labels. Chams do not replace text ESP.
FOV, smooth, speed, and stickiness, plus bone selection, visible check, and ignore knocked. Two keybinds, with optional FOV circle and target line.
Skeleton, box, health, weapons, helmet and armor readouts, snaplines, and distance, plus color and size controls.
Item names, rarity, price filters, player and AI corpses, and interactable computers on the map.
Highlight players, AI, weapons, hands, or yourself with static or RGB styles and a color picker.
Camera FOV, third-person view, crosshair, combat-mode hiding, encryption bypass, scale offsets, and saved configs.
Listed so you can rule them out before checkout. If a clip or another listing shows one of these, it is not this menu.
Most people start with light player ESP and the aimbot off, add loot filters and chams if needed, then save each raid setup in misc. Keep one everyday config and one to experiment with.
Read the Status label before checkout. Feature pages and FAQ go deeper than the control list.
Every module on both plans