War Thunder Modules ESP: Crew, Engine and Ammo

War Thunder damage is modelled per component. Two players can both hit a hull and only one detonates the ammo rack. Modules ESP removes the guesswork by drawing the internals where they actually sit.

This is the feature that separates a War Thunder cheat from a generic wallhack: you are not just seeing the tank, you are seeing what is inside it.

Enable commander, gunner, loader and driver so you can pick a crew knockout instead of a lucky spall.

Two crew members lost is often a dead tank in practice — the survivor cannot aim and reload fast enough to trade back.

Ammo Body and Ammo Turret are the instant kills. Hull ammo is the classic one-shot on Soviet mediums; turret ammo ends a lot of heavies from the side.

Engine and Transmission stop a vehicle dead. Against a heavy you cannot penetrate frontally, immobilising it and waiting for a flank is the correct play.

Gun Barrel and Cannon Breech shots disarm a target without killing it — perfect when you need time to reload or reposition.

A barreled tank usually starts repairing, which lights up the repair timer in player ESP and makes it an easy Auto Artillery target.

Use Entity Type to limit modules ESP to the vehicles you care about, and set per-module colours so ammo and crew are distinct at a glance.

Additional Color helps at close range when modules overlap. If the hull becomes a rainbow, cut back to ammo, crew and engine only.