Delta Force ESP: player labels and a clean first layout

Delta Force player ESP puts information on operators in the view you already have. The list is skeleton, head circle, box, distance, name, team number, weapon, view direction, health bar, snaplines, knocked players, helmet name and level, armor name and level, chest bag name and level, hero name, max distance, and custom color, size, transparency, and brightness controls.

People search Delta Force wallhack for the same thing. The word does not say which labels you can turn on. If you need the exact set, use the product page. If that page changes, it wins over this post.

Player ESP is not loot ESP. Item name, rarity, and price live on the loot section. Chams are color on models, not text labels on players.

A box is an outline. A skeleton is the pose. A head circle is a mark on the head. They are listed together, and you may still only want one of them. "ESP" in a headline is not a promise you get all three.

Helmet name and level, armor name and level, and chest bag name and level are separate from the health bar. A health bar is a bar. It does not mean the area is clear. Hero name is its own label.

Name, team number, weapon, and view direction are separate facts. A name is not a team number. A weapon label is the weapon line we list. It is not a full inventory. View direction is which way they are looking. It is not the aimbot target line.

Snaplines draw from a point on your screen to the player. Knocked players is its own toggle for downed operators. Ignore knocked, on the aimbot section, is a different control with a different job.

Max distance is how far the player labels go. It is not the loot ESP minimum price filter, and it is not everyone on the map at once. Custom color, size, transparency, and brightness are drawing controls, not new labels.

Turn max distance down if the HUD feels noisy. Raise it when you are rotating across open ground and need early calls. Save and load in misc keeps that choice between sessions.

Start with box and distance only. Add health when those two feel natural. Skeleton and head circle come after you can read a box without staring at it. Name, team number, and weapon are useful, but five text lines on every operator adds clutter fast.

Gear labels show helmet, armor, and chest bag name and level. Hero name is separate. Pick the gear lines you actually read in a fight and turn the rest off. Soft colors in the custom controls beat bright red for long sessions.

Combat mode entity hiding lives in misc. It is not a player ESP toggle. It changes what the overlay draws in combat mode. Read the product page line before you assume it replaces max distance.

Loot ESP draws item name, rarity, price, corpses, and computers. Chams color player, AI, weapon, hands, or self. A cham highlight is not a loot price tag. Player ESP vs loot ESP is the blog note if you are still mixing the sections.

Plenty of people run player ESP and loot ESP together and save one config. That does not merge the two lists. Each section still has its own toggles on the product page.

Product page for the list. Updates page for the light. The player visuals thread in the forums is a locked setup chat, not a second status board. Monthly is $35 for 31 days. Check Updates before you pay, and again before you load.