Rust · Raid ESP

Rust Raid ESP — Explosive Type, Icon & Distance Tracking

Raid ESP is a dedicated layer on top of normal world ESP. Every C4, rocket, satchel and explosive in flight or planted draws with its icon, type and distance — so you can counter-raid, defend a TC, or know when to grab kit and run.

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Draw explosive icon, type and distance for every active charge
Independent render-distance slider so it doesn't clutter long roams
Ignore-explosions timer — old C4 stops spamming your view after detonation
Covers C4, rockets, satchels and other explosives
Runs alongside player and item ESP without doubling overlay load
Saved per config — turn off for solo roams, on for base defence

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How Raid ESP changes counter-raids

Most counter-raids fail because the defender doesn't know which wall is being hit, or whether the raiders are out of boom. Raid ESP draws every charge with its type — so you instantly know if it's a soft-side rocket on stone (3 to break), C4 on metal (1 each) or a satchel chain on twig. You leave kit through the right airlock and push from the right angle.

The ignore-explosions timer

Without a timer, every detonated charge would spam your view for the rest of the raid. The ignore-explosions timer wipes spent charges from the overlay after their fuse, leaving only live threats. Combined with the distance slider you can tune Raid ESP from a clean 50m base-defence overlay to a full-grid raiding view.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — it draws every explosive type in Rust, including satchels, beancans, C4 and rockets.

Yes — independent render-distance slider keeps it focused on your base or raid.

Yes — any active explosive on the map draws as long as you're rendered close enough.

Review notes and sources

Reviewed by the RageByte product team on July 12, 2026. This supporting page is checked against the current product page, checkout options, status information and publisher documentation. Send corrections to [email protected].

Primary reference: Facepunch Rust support. Third-party software can violate publisher rules and lead to account or hardware penalties. A status label records a current check, not a guarantee against future detection.

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