pubg-external-esp is a read-only DMA overlay for cheat research — player skeleton ESP, item glow, no-recoil analysis and a live radar. Built for studying anti-cheat detection, not for ruining lobbies.
Six focused modules, each one isolated and toggleable so you can benchmark detection behaviour module by module.
Bone-accurate skeleton draw from the actor's component transform chain, with optional bounding boxes and distance scaling.
Highlights loot, weapons and attachments through a colour-coded glow pass — useful for studying world-entity enumeration.
Visualises the recoil impulse curve per weapon so you can inspect how the engine applies spread and kick over time.
A top-down minimap fed by read-only memory snapshots — shows player bearings, distance rings and zone boundaries.
All reads go through an external DMA card. Nothing is written back to the target process, keeping the surface minimal.
Built-in logging of signature checks and heuristic probes encountered during a session, exported as JSON for research.
No kernel driver installs, no game-file patching — the flow stays entirely outside the target process.
Grab the latest build from the release page, extract the archive and check the SHA-256 hash against the published checksum before running anything.
Connect your external DMA card, launch the overlay loader and select the target process. The tool confirms read-only access before any module loads.
Enable skeleton ESP, item glow, radar or the recoil analyser from the overlay panel. Logs stream live so you can study each detection event as it happens.
Straight answers about scope, safety and what this project is actually for.