Vengeance WarDogs 外挂

Aim / Aimbot — aiming:

Aim Mouse - Moves the mouse toward a selected enemy inside the FOV while an assigned key is held.

Aim Key / Aim Key 2 - Two assignable aim activation keys.

Smooth - Adjusts aiming smoothness from 1 to 10.

Radius - Target-selection radius in screen coordinates, adjustable from 0 to 300.

Aim Bone - Selects Head / Neck / Chest.

Draw FOV / FOV Style - Shows the aiming area as a Frame or Circle. The frame appearance does not change circular target selection.

Crosshair - Static centre-screen crosshair with a colour setting.

Crosshair Style - Dot / Cross only.

Visuals / Players — player ESP:

Box Type - Selects Full / Corner / 3D Box / None.

Fill Box - Separately enables translucent fill for Full and Corner boxes.

Name - Shows the player's nickname above the box.

Hide teammates - Hides players of your faction in ESP and on the radar. Located directly below Name. Battle Mode hides allies regardless of this setting.

Skeleton - Player skeleton with a colour setting.

Body surfaces - Solid screen-space silhouette based on the current bone pose, without a grid or stripes. This is an overlay, not a replacement material on the game model.

Smooth joints - Smooth connections between silhouette parts.

Silhouette opacity - Smooth silhouette opacity from 0.25 to 0.85; available with Smooth joints enabled.

Bone thickness - Skeleton line thickness from 1 to 5.

Distance - Distance to the player in metres.

Weapon - Shows the player's weapon below the box, adding available ammo data. With Distance enabled, uses a compact combined line.

Aim marker - Small sight symbol above a player using ADS. Does not by itself mean they are aiming at you.

Aim direction - A line extending approximately 2.6 m from the player's head indicates where they look.

Health - Thin health bar on the player's left.

Armor - Enables armor display and equipment settings. The right-side armor bar and overhead equipment icons appear in Above players / Panel + above players modes.

HP / armor values - Numeric values beside the respective bars.

ESP distance - Player ESP range up to 1000 m; 0 removes the distance limit.

Highlight allies - Separate colour highlighting for players of your faction.

Corpses - Separate markers for dead players.

ESP Preview - In-menu preview of the player box, fill, skeleton, name, weapon, distance, health and armor.

Visuals / Players — target equipment:

Armor display - Four modes: Off / Target hotbar (FOV) / Above players / Panel + above players. Requires Armor enabled.

Target hotbar (FOV) - Rust Vengeance-style panel with name and distance in the header, horizontal armor slots and a separate held-item row below. Shows up to eight available armor pieces, their labels and available weapon ammo.

Target radius - Panel target-selection radius from 40 to 500 px, independent of aimbot FOV. Selects the living enemy closest to the crosshair, excluding allies and downed players.

Slot size - Panel slot size from 44 to 96 px. Images retain their aspect ratio.

Held item below armor - Enables the held weapon/item row for the selected target.

Hotbar Drag - Drag the equipment panel with the menu open.

Armor data - Uses available armor type, tier and state data. Exact per-piece durability is unavailable; S denotes state, not durability percentage.

Visuals / Visibility — visibility:

Bone collision visibility - Tests bone visibility against collision-scene geometry. Controls skeleton, silhouette, name, distance and marker colours; weapons retain their own colour.

Visible / Blocked / Unknown - Separate colours for clear, obstructed and unknown states. One visible body part is enough for the overall visible colour; gray unknown means no fresh result.

Independent scene capture - Acquires the collision scene independently. Disabling it uses the serial processing path.

Preload loaded collision scene - Background cache of geometry already loaded by the game, including objects outside the camera and display radius; tracks streaming changes. Does not force absent map regions into game memory.

Visibility scope - Controls ESP display and colours. It is not a separate visible-only filter or a guarantee of aimbot target visibility.

Visuals / World — vehicles and objects:

Vehicles - World vehicle ESP with a name and distance beside an image or marker.

Vehicle images - Compact vehicle images with preserved aspect ratios: up to 30×16 px in the world and 18×11 px on the radar.

Vehicle categories - Separate Helicopters, Planes, Tanks, APC, Wheeled, Boats and Stationary toggles. Only supported objects actually detected in the game are displayed.

Vehicles distance - Vehicle range setting from 0 to 3000 m.

Vehicle info (HP/crew) - Vehicle health bar, available occupant nickname and additional passenger count; allies use faction highlighting.

Projectiles - Detected grenades/projectiles with names and distances. A fuse bar appears only when fuse data is available.

Grenade landing point - With Projectiles enabled, draws an approximate flight arc and end marker from grenade movement and gravity. Does not accurately model bounces or terrain collisions.

Supply / death crates - Supply and death crates with name, distance and up to six available content entries, followed by a remaining-item count.

Artillery computer - For supported L81 / SPH-2 weapons, shows estimated range, an impact marker and an angular adjustment toward the selected target using embedded tables. Approximate calculation without precise terrain modelling.

Vehicle image coverage - Includes 23 model images from MetaForge. Three M113 entries with generic spawn artwork and unrecognized models use a neutral marker; generic classes may use a representative category image.

Visuals / Palette — colours:

Player colours - Separate box, skeleton, name, distance and weapon colours; visibility can override relevant colours with Visible / Blocked / Unknown states.

Team / status colours - Colours for your faction and downed players.

Radar colours - Radar player-marker colours.

Health / equipment colours - Health, armor, held weapon, vehicle health and crew colours.

Combat colours - Aim marker, aim direction, downed timer, events, normal/large damage, grenade arc/end point, artillery, prediction and offscreen-indicator colours.

World colours - Separate colours for nine loot categories, loot distance, land/water/air vehicles and corpses.

Screen colours - Crosshair, FOV and Vengeance watermark colours.

Visuals / Items — items:

ESP and HUD icons - Item and weapon images in supported ESP and HUD elements. Original game item artwork is retained.

Dropped items - Displays detected world items.

Item name - Item name label.

Item distance - Distance beside the name: Name(38 m).

Item marker - Category symbol for items without a displayed colour image.

Loot filter - Nine independent groups: Weapons, Attachments, Ammo, Meds, Armor, Helmets, Backpacks, Grenades and Other.

Min loot tier (0=all) - Minimum tier from 0 to 3; 0 includes all tiers. Tier is estimated from item names, not claimed as an exact game-rarity field.

Smart loot filter - Hides medical items when at least three corresponding inventory items are detected, and grenades when at least two are detected. Requires available inventory data.

Distance - Loot acquisition/display range setting from 0 to 1000 m.

Item colours - Separate category and distance colours; labels and markers use the corresponding category with tier estimation.

Radar / Map — map and placement:

2D Radar - Permanently square radar with an opaque dark background, thin border and player markers.

Map background - Locally included Ozeti, Bakurani and Zestafona maps. Automatically selects and displays a map when its bounds match game data.

Map name - Separate toggle for the detected map name.

Map opacity - Map-image opacity from 0.15 to 1.0. The radar backing remains opaque.

Radar zoom - Manual zoom from 0.05 to 1.0.

Radar size - Radar size from 200 to 700 px.

Radar X / Radar Y - Radar coordinates; drag it with the menu open.

Radar Preview - In-menu preview of radar placement and appearance.

Radar players - Player direction markers and distances with separate faction highlighting; uses the ally filter under Players.

Radar / Entities — objects and automatic zoom:

Only players - Hides radar items, vehicles and corpses. Allies follow the separate faction filter; Battle Mode shows enemies only.

Item and vehicle icons - Object images in place of simple markers. Independent of world item icons; vehicle images also respect Vehicle images.

Item and vehicle labels - Enables object labels. Item distances additionally depend on Item distance.

Items / Vehicles / Corpses - Separate radar toggles for items, vehicles and bodies. Battle Mode and Only players override these layers.

Auto zoom - Smoothly zooms toward nearby living enemies, returning to manual zoom when they leave. Excludes allies, dead/downed players and stale data.

Reaction range - Automatic zoom reaction radius from 30 to 500 m.

Maximum zoom - Maximum automatic zoom from 0.05 to 1.0.

Smoothing - Automatic zoom smoothing time from 0.15 to 2.0 seconds.

Battle Mode — combat focus:

Battle Mode - Hides world items, vehicles, projectiles, crates, corpses and allies; the radar shows enemies only. Displays COMBAT FOCUS at the top.

Battle Mode Key - Assignable toggle key under Misc / Features. Works with the menu closed; holding the key does not repeatedly toggle the mode.

Misc / Features — combat, alerts and HUD:

No Recoil - Changes the weapon's camera-kick multiplier; attempts to restore the saved value when disabled. Does not claim to remove weapon spread.

Prediction - Approximate movement lead and bullet-drop compensation for the selected target when valid projectile-speed data is available. Shows the calculated point on screen.

Knocked timer - Time elapsed since the downed state was observed, not an exact time-to-death countdown.

Damage numbers - Floating numbers from observed enemy health decreases; nearby events may be merged.

Kill feed - Recent eliminations and knockdowns with name and distance, plus weapon data when available. Own-elimination attribution is estimated, not an official game log.

Spectators - Available spectator count in a compact line near the top.

Admin warning - Warning when available admin/developer flags are detected on players. Does not guarantee identification of every moderator.

Danger warning - Count of living enemies within 200 m in a compact line at the top.

Offscreen arrows - Direction indicators for enemies outside the screen.

Arrows radius - Indicator radius setting from 100 to 600 px, additionally constrained by screen dimensions.

Targeting warning - TARGETED line with a count of enemies within 300 m whose horizontal direction points toward you. A directional estimate, not confirmation of a shot or clear line of sight.

HUD Drag - Drag the kill feed and Targeting warning with the menu open.

Misc / Interface — interface:

Menu colour - Menu accent colour.

Animated background - Toggles menu background animation.

FPS limit - Overlay rendering limit, adjustable from 0 to 360; does not set the game's own FPS.

Watermark - VENGEANCE / WAR DOGS label with current overlay FPS.

ESP font - Selects Vengeance / Minecraft / Exo2 (old).

Text size - ESP font sizes up to 18 px; the minimum depends on the selected font.

Language - Russian or English interface.

Menu settings - Popup with 75% / 85% scale, language and background-animation settings.

Search - Searches available menu settings.

Hotkeys - Supported controls offer additional Hold / Toggle bindings through their context menu.

Config / Profiles — configurations:

Config name - Profile name for creating, saving or renaming.

Create new - Creates a new named profile with current settings.

Save - Saves current settings under the entered name.

Load selected - Applies the selected profile.

Rename - Renames the selected profile.

Delete - Deletes the selected configuration file.

Refresh list - Refreshes saved profiles.

Active profile - Marks the applied profile in the list.

Autosave - Automatically persists current settings separately from named profiles.

Current-version notes:

Build - Describes the current full Vengeance WarDogs v4 build.

Interface languages - The menu supports RU/EN. The Chinese file is a translated guide, not an additional menu language.

Data availability - Icons, ammo, armor equipment, crew, crate contents and other information appear when corresponding data is available.

Scope - Lists accessible current-project functions. The removed local weapon panel, old player list and KILLS counter are not included.

Verification - Reflects source implementation; this document is not a report that every function has been tested in a live game.