Sand Raiders Radar: What It Tracks and How to Use It
How the radar works in a Sand Raiders cheat suite and how to set it up for combat or looting.
ESP shows you what is in front of you. A radar shows you what is around you and that difference changes how you move through a raid.
What the radar tracks
The radar displays players, mobs, items, containers, Tramplers, mines and extraction points. Seeing mines and extraction points on a single map view helps you plan a route before you commit to one.
Making it readable
You can resize the radar and place it where it does not cover anything important. Colors are adjustable so players stand out from loot. Range presets let you zoom from a tight combat view to a wide scouting view with one change.
Quick profiles for different plans
Two profiles cover most raids. A combat profile uses a shorter range and highlights players. A looting profile uses a wider range and highlights items and containers. Switching between them quickly means one setup does not have to serve both jobs.
Using radar and ESP together
The two tools complement each other. Radar tells you someone is behind you. ESP tells you what they are carrying once you turn around. If you only enable one choose based on how you play. Players who move a lot often prefer radar. Players who hold positions often prefer ESP.
Overlay extras
Some overlay options sit alongside the radar such as an FPS counter and a custom crosshair. They are small but they help you notice performance problems early.
A short checklist
Place the radar in a corner. Enable players and extraction points first. Add mines and containers once you are comfortable. Save the layout as a config.
You can see the full list of included tools on the Sand Raiders cheat page. As with any cheat features may change after game updates and risk is never zero.