SOFT HUB ESP

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SOFT HUB ESP

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€4,13

SOFT HUB ESP

7-jours

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€15,50

SOFT HUB ESP

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Fonctionnalités du produit

SOFT HUB ESP

Visuals

2D Box: A rectangular box around an enemy through walls. Basic position marker: you see where a PMC or Scav is sitting before you turn the corner into them. No extra visual noise.
Box Customization: Adjust color, line thickness, and fill on the box. High-contrast orange for Reserve's and Labs' dark interiors, neutral tones for bright outdoor maps like Shoreline. Set it to match your monitor and playstyle.
Skeleton: Full body skeleton of the player model. Shows real pose: standing, crouching, prone, looting a body. Critical when shooting through doorframes - the box gives you a rectangle, the skeleton tells you the target is prone and the hitbox is shifted to the floor.
Skeleton Customization: Adjust skeleton line thickness and color. Thin lines for minimal visual clutter, thick for reading pose reliably in Shoreline's dense vegetation or Lighthouse's darkness.
Weapon: The weapon in the target's hands. See who's running an SR-25 with a thermal and who only has a Saiga, target priority is instant. Decide whether to push or stretch the engagement.
Name & Side: Player name and faction: PMC or Scav. In a Scav run you don't shoot your fellow Scavs; in a PMC raid you immediately see who is a real threat and who is a bot or a Scav player.
Distance: Distance to target in meters. Directly informs weapon choice and tactics: a pistol at 100m is useless, an SVD or Mosin at 100m is fine. Don't waste expensive AP rounds on a close-range target.
Line: A line from your position to the target. Helps you quickly orient in the dense interiors of Labs and Reserve's multi-story buildings where the geometry disorients.

Extracts

PMC Exits: Highlighted PMC exits with rotation markers and availability timers. On a new map you don't have to memorize every staircase and gate - you see which exit is yours and what sector it's in.
Scav Exits: Highlighted Scav exits. In Scav raids you don't mix up your exits with PMC exits - critical on Reserve, Lighthouse, and Labs where each side has its own extract grid.
Secret Exits: Separate highlight for secret exits via stash, key, or cooperative PMC+Scav extract. On maps with rotating exits you immediately see if today's run has the secret path available and where to go.

Containers and Corpses

Content List: List of what's inside a container or on a body, through the wall. See whether a locker has an M995 round and a key case or just empty mags. Don't waste time on empty boxes and Scav bodies with a crust of bread.
Per-item Price: Price of each item inside the container or on the body. Instantly know what to grab first when your backpack is limited and you have to choose.
Total Container Price: Total value of a box or body as a single number. Decision to approach takes a fraction of a second: 50,000 rubles - skip it, 800,000 rubles - go in even if it's risky.
Minimum Total Price: Filter by minimum total value. Containers below the threshold don't render - the map stays clean instead of turning into a Christmas tree, only meaningful loot points remain.
Render Distance: Render distance for containers and corpses. Tight radius for a loot run in a single building (only what's actually reachable), wide for route planning on an open map like Shoreline or Woods.
Color Customization: Container and corpse highlight color separate from player colors and category loot. Color-code instantly: red for a corpse, yellow for a container above your price threshold - keeps the info layers from blending together.

Loot Categories

Armor: Body armor, rigs, helmets, backpacks, tactical bags. At wipe start with no armor this is priority number one; late raid it's only tier 5-6 pieces for upgrades.
Magazines: Magazines for all calibers. Scarce at wipe start - an AP round is useless without a mag. The distance filter keeps you focused on combat instead of chasing consumables across the map.
Barter: Items for quest and trader exchanges: motor oil, nuts, wires, tools. On a targeted loot run for a specific quest, only turn on what you need - keeps the map from filling up with noise.
Meds: Medkits, painkillers, tourniquets, bandages, stims. Salewa, IFAK, Grizzly - high priority at every stage. Filter cheap bandages by price so the map doesn't light up with zero-value markers.
Weapon Parts: Barrels, receivers, handguards, grips. For gunsmith quests, collectors, and flea market sales. Toggle selectively - the category is large and clutters the HUD without filtering.
Optics: Scopes, red dots, EOTech, thermal sights. Thermals and REAP-IR are top priority; filter cheap red dots by price. See a thermal in a locker - you go in.
Provisions: Food, water, energy drinks, coffee. Critical on long raids and in hardcore mode. Turn it off on short runs to avoid distractions.
Ammo: All calibers. AP rounds are expensive, standard ammo is cheap - the price filter leaves only what's actually worth picking up on the map.
Ammo Boxes: Sealed boxes of ammo. High priority - it's a dense volume of expensive consumables in one small icon. Separate category means they don't get lost on the map.
Currency: Rubles, dollars, euros, bitcoins. Bitcoin is top priority; euros and dollars are second tier. Always enabled - best value-to-space ratio of any category.
Weapons: Firearms on the ground and in lockers. With a price filter you immediately see the top weapons (M4A1, kitted AKM, bolt-actions) while grey Saigas and starter PMs get cut.
Containers: Cases for ammo, weapons, meds, docs, keys. The most valuable category in late wipe - a top case can be worth more than everything else in the raid combined. Always enabled, no price filter needed.
Keys: Room and container keys across maps. A Marked Room key or Red Key is millions of rubles on the flea; cheap keys get filtered out. Separate category so they don't get lost among regular junk.
Suppressors: Suppressors for all calibers. A scarce category for stealth-oriented runs - keep it in its own toggle for PMC-hunting raids.
Cosmetics: Watches, headwear, face masks. Low ruble value but important for collectors and quests. Usually filtered by price, turned on only for specific quests.
Per-category Minimum Price: Minimum price per category, set independently. Set ammo at 200 rubles (AP only), armor at 30,000 (tier 5-6 only), weapons at 200,000 (M4s and bolt-actions only) - the map stays readable.
Per-category Render Distance: Render distance set per category. Cases and thermals visible across the whole map, cheap consumables only within 30 meters. No need to balance a single global setting.
Category Toggle: Choose which categories to show at all. "Shoreline loot run" profile: keys, currency, meds. "Wipe start" profile: ammo, mags, armor. "Late wipe" profile: cases, thermals, AP ammo only.

Description du produit

SOFT HUB ESP

SOFT HUB ESP sort en ESP privé pour Escape From Tarkov. ESP joueurs : distance, couleurs, masquage groupe/guilde; Box Customization; Skeleton Customization. Menu : Russian, English, Spanish. Pas de spoofer dans le pack.

SOFT HUB ESP — Escape From Tarkov

Au menu

ESP joueurs : distance, couleurs, masquage groupe/guilde
Box Customization
Skeleton Customization
Weapon
Distance
Line
PMC Exits
Scav Exits

Fenêtré ou sans bordure. Pas de spoofer dans le pack. Windows: 10: 24h4, 23h2, 22h2; 11: 21h2, 22h2, 23h2, 24h2, 25h2, 21h2, 22h2, 23h2, 24h2, 25h2. Steam, BSG Launcher. Russian, English, Spanish.

Risque

Un build privé n’efface pas le ban. Regardez le statut. Compte farm à part si ça marche tout seul.