DeltaForce.

One switch governs the targeting path and clears retained state immediately when disabled.

Choose human players, bots, or both without coupling the two target families.

Restricts acquisition to targets confirmed by the runtime visibility path.

Angular acquisition radius spans 2° to 30° for close or broad selection.

Blends response speed, engagement behavior, and motion rather than snapping directly.

Limits candidates between 25 and 500 meters before expensive target refinement.

Evaluates a bounded set of usable points to keep target work predictable.

Uses a configurable hold action so aim output is active only on deliberate input.

Suspends and hides all renderer output from a single control.

Independent outline and low-opacity fill layers for fast silhouette reading.

Optional bone lines and joint markers expose stance without forcing extra clutter.

Health state plus configurable identity, range, and value labels.

Displays official operator portrait, class badge, and class label when available.

Surfaces skill names, deployed gadgets, and grenade threats as distinct layers.

Three independent inclusion controls keep friendly and AI information intentional.

Uses separate visible and hidden treatment for quick target-state recognition.

Adjusts renderer stroke thickness from 1 to 4 pixels.

Scales overlay typography from compact 11 px to readable 18 px.

Separates expensive detailed rendering from the broader entity range.

Sets the full overlay envelope from 75 to 1,000 meters.

Finds individual ground items and ranks overlapping labels by relevance.

Supports scene containers and dead-body inventories through the same view.

Displays replicated container contents before interaction when the mode exposes them.

Can retain unknown containers instead of silently hiding incomplete information.

Independently hides opened or exhausted sources to reduce repeat checks.

Personally marked items can bypass normal value and quality thresholds.

Filters raw item value across a wide 0–250,000 range.

Ranks inventory density so compact value can beat physically larger loot.

Filters item quality from Q0 through Q6.

Limits loot rendering between 25 and 300 meters.

Shows opponent carried-value context when the mode replicates it.

Separates starting equipment, currency, consumed items, and collected inventory value.

Opens nearby eligible pickups only after meeting the configured minimum value.

Replaces a carried item only when geometry fits and the incoming value clears the profit floor.

Can optimize by total profit or value per occupied slot.

Excludes equipped, in-use, bound, teammate-bound, marked, contract, archive, and narrative items.

Avoids dropping equipped containers that still hold other inventory.

Uses bounded timeouts and delayed retries instead of flooding rejected actions.

Tracks pickups, drops, gained value, discarded value, and the latest activity.

Publishes off, waiting, opening, replacing, rejected, and recovery states to the interface.

Enables weapon handling changes without coupling them to aim assist.

Tests the native recoil-pattern family in isolation.

Tests camera response separately from pattern offsets.

Runs pattern and camera paths together when explicitly selected.

Scales the experiment from stock behavior toward a maximum 95% reduction.

Disabling the module restores captured values and clears the applied state.

Aim, ESP, Loot, and Misc tabs keep related controls together.

Validated scalar and map settings survive restarts with schema-aware loading.

Menu, aim, ESP, loot, and recoil controls retain custom bindings.

Optional clamping prevents the draggable panel from becoming unreachable.

Adjusts native panel opacity without changing the underlying visual layers.

Shows runtime, automation, save, and feature state directly in the product.

One Rust executable coordinates authentication, guarded content, target identity, and Slua execution.