A wipe resets everything, and that changes the price of time
The server is erased whole: the base, the boxes, a week of work. After a wipe everyone starts with a rock, and the first hours decide who spends the cycle in metal and who in hide.
That shapes the menus in this niche:
- player ESP is worth the most early, when everyone is unarmed and equally dangerous;
- resource and crate highlighting saves exactly the hours that matter;
- the map answers where somebody else’s base is and where farming alone is a bad idea;
- sleepers are marked apart, because a logged-out player stays where they left off.
The radar is asked for on its own
It is a product, not an add-on to an aimbot. A map with every player answers where to go and when to hide, and in a game where dying costs a week of farming that answer beats accuracy.
You can see the split in who uses what. One player wants the rifle; another wants to know that three people are walking towards the base.
The anti-cheat watches files and spray alike
The game runs Easy Anti-Cheat at kernel level, with Facepunch’s server side on top. The developer analyses spray patterns: recoil compensation that is too even shows up on the server in the shots themselves rather than in files on your disk.
One practical thing follows. No-recoil is the loudest feature here, not the most useful one. Bans also arrive in waves: a build runs for weeks, and the detection surfaces afterwards.
From a radar to a full menu
The range on this page is wide, and the choice is not made by counting features:
- Radar only. A map with players and bases and nothing else. For people who want the picture of the server rather than help in a fight.
- Visuals. Player ESP, resources, crates and sleepers, with distance filters.
- Full menus. An aimbot, recoil work, world and building sections.
The price at the top is not only money. A full menu takes an evening to tune, and its loudest sections are exactly the ones the server reacts to.
Questions that come up most
Why is no-recoil called the most visible feature? Because it shows without any access to your computer. The spread of your bullets reaches the server on its own.
Does a wipe break the build? No. A wipe is a server event rather than a client update, and what breaks software is a game patch.
Why a radar when ESP exists? ESP helps in a fight, the map helps you avoid one. While farming, the second saves more.
Why did a ban arrive weeks later? Detections here land in waves. They pile up and close at once, so a quiet week guarantees nothing.