Visual settings

Choose player materialsCopy Anchor Link

Open Players and enable Chams under Player Features. Set Visible Material and Hidden Material independently in the Chams section.

Visible Color and Hidden Color include opacity. A material must be enabled before its color control appears. Turning off the master Chams switch suspends the materials while preserving their selections.

For a view that shows only the visible material, select Flat for Visible Material and Disabled for Hidden Material. To distinguish hidden parts, enable a hidden material and choose a different Hidden Color.

Understand visibility and No DepthCopy Anchor Link

In Debug, the VPK Parser section contains Enable Vis-Check. With that option enabled and map geometry loaded, the GPU depth prepass separates visible and hidden portions of each player mesh. For example, a player partly behind a wall can use both colors in the same frame.

Without that prepass, the renderer chooses one material for the whole player from the visibility result. That fallback cannot split the mesh at the wall edge. Check map loading when material boundaries do not match the environment.

Selecting Flat exposes No Depth, which controls the flat_chams_no_overlap setting. It suppresses repeated blending of overlapping flat mesh fragments, which can help when using partial opacity. Map visibility remains controlled by Enable Vis-Check. Stencil outlines use their own stencil rendering path.

Configure glow or an outlineCopy Anchor Link

Enable Glow under Player Features, then choose Glow Style in the Glow section:

• Glow exposes Glow Thickness, Glow Color, Glow Strength, and optional Pulse with Pulse Speed.
• Stencil exposes Outline Thickness and Outline Color for an expanded mesh outline.

Turn on HP-Based Color to replace the fixed color with Health Start at full health and Health End at low health. Hidden-player glow also depends on Hidden Material being enabled. Check that setting if glow appears only on visible players.

Handle smokeCopy Anchor Link

Debug > VPK Parser > Smoke Voxel Check includes dense smoke in visibility checks and the depth prepass. A player behind smoke can therefore use the hidden material or occluded ESP settings.

The Chams and Glow sections each offer Reveal After Hit Through Smoke and Reveal On Damage. Enable the effect in the category you want, then set Display Time and Fade Out. The position-tracking option follows the target when enabled and uses the recorded hit position when disabled.

In World, Smoke Wireframe draws the smoke boundary. Through Smokes draws map geometry inside the smoke shape, with its own Through Color. These world controls are separate from the player material and reveal options.

Hide visuals while shooting or flashedCopy Anchor Link

Enable Dynamic Hiding under Player Features. In its section, choose independently whether to hide ESP, chams, or glow while shooting or flashed.

The shooting condition uses the game's shots-fired value. The flash condition starts when the reported flash alpha exceeds 0.001. It does not wait for the Anti Flash transition thresholds. The display rules apply temporarily and do not overwrite the profile's material selections.

Limit display with Timed HighlightCopy Anchor Link

Enable Timed Highlight, then choose Chams, Glow, or ESP in its section. Set Display Time, Fade Out, and Color.

Each selected category starts a timer when a living, eligible player is on screen and qualifies for that category's display. At expiry, that category disappears for the player while they remain eligible. Leaving the screen or otherwise losing eligibility resets the timer for the next appearance.

For example, enable only ESP here to limit its display duration while keeping ordinary chams outside that timer. For continuous display of every category, disable Timed Highlight. This timer is separate from the hit and damage reveal durations.

Save your choices through Config > Save. See Configuration and Focus and shortcuts if the overlay disappears when changing windows.