BMC ESP for WARDOGS

BMC ESP is the WARDOGS build from BMC focused on information. You get the full player ESP, vehicle ESP and a 2D radar - everything from the old PRO build except the aimbot, which was stripped out on purpose. If you want map awareness without the risk that comes with snap-to-head detections, this is the version.

Player ESP covers boxes and skeletons with separate colors for visible and hidden, with name, distance, health bar, faction and weapon on the label. Skeletons draw up to 200 m, labeled ESP up to 500 m. Snaplines point at targets and downed players can be filtered out so the overlay stays clean.

Faction colors are new. WARDOGS has four factions, and each one gets its own color slot in the menu with an inline picker. Your side one shade, the enemy another, neutrals and peacekeepers something else again. One look at the radar or a silhouette through a wall and you know who to push and who to walk around.

Vehicle ESP marks every car with a friendly or hostile box, the name, the distance and the crew count, so you know whether a vehicle rolling up has two seats or six. Empty cars are flagged separately. The range is 800 m.

The 2D radar sits in the corner with enemy dots, circle size 60-200 px and range 50-400 m. Next to it the HUD runs counters for FPS, enemies on screen and vehicles nearby.

Hide from OBS keeps the overlay out of OBS, Discord screenshare and the built-in Windows recorder, so you can stream or record without burning the account. The 9-language menu opens on Insert and closes on End. Configs save and load locally, so you can switch presets between sessions.

BMC ESP is the same build that used to be called BMC PRO, just without aimbot. ESP, vehicle ESP, radar and stream protection are all still there, with faction color customization added on top.