War Thunder ESP and Wallhack Setup

War Thunder ESP draws enemy vehicles through terrain, buildings, bushes and smoke before they ever appear as a marker. It does not fire for you.

Most searches for "war thunder wallhack" or "war thunder esp" want exactly this: knowing which ridge the enemy heavy is behind, and whether he has reloaded.

Pick corner boxes for a lighter HUD or full boxes for clarity at range, then tune box thickness and corner scale so lines stay readable at 1440p and above.

Show Unit Name to know whether that is a Tiger or a Panther before you commit, and Show Distance with the format you think in — metres for ground, kilometres for air.

Draw Forepart of Box tells you which way a hull is facing, which is often more useful than the box itself when you flank.

Show Reload Timer turns every trade into maths you can win: peek on his reload, not on yours.

Show Repair Timer with a box colour override marks tanks that are stuck repairing a barrel or track — free kills and ideal Auto Artillery targets.

Corpse and invulnerable boxes are worth enabling separately so a destroyed hull or a just-spawned vehicle is never mistaken for a live threat.

Chams highlight whole models through objects. Pick a subtle chams type with a thin border scale; neon shells across the map look bad in clips and hurt readability.

Cap what you show. With World Changer removing trees and smoke, you often need far less ESP than you think.

Use stream-proof if you record or stream, and read the Modules ESP guide next for internal component highlighting.