Vengeance Rob Run cheat

Versions and Controls

• Full includes aiming; Lite disables aiming while retaining core ESP, world objects, radar, Battle Mode and profiles.
• Right Shift opens/closes the menu; aiming pauses while the menu is open.
• F4 is used at startup continuation and is not the menu key.
• The master overlay switch controls visual rendering separately from aim activation.
• Menu sections: Aim, Visuals, World, Radar, Misc and Config.

Battle Mode

• Keeps opponents in Player ESP and radar while hiding world labels and vehicles.
• Default F6 toggle key; supports keyboard keys and mouse buttons.
• One toggle per press; holding the key does not repeat.
• Clan battles use attacker/defender sides and hide the local side.
• In the open world, members of the same non-empty clan are hidden; police are allies when your role is police.
• Dead characters and ordinary NPCs are excluded; police NPCs may remain opponents for other roles, subject to the Police filter.
• BATTLE MODE indicator beside an enabled radar; saved category switches are preserved.

Equipment and Labels

• Held weapon/item when its description is available.
• Armor-presence indicator; numeric amount or durability only when available.
• Separate role, clan-tag and entity-ID toggles.
• Available character states: firing, sprinting, crouching, reloading, arrest and knockout.
• Skeleton line thickness: 1–4.

Cameras and Map Objects

• Surveillance-camera markers and broken-state indicators when available; no access to camera video feeds.
• Guard posts, alarms and security panels.
• Medical cabinets and medical locations.
• Doors and interaction points, including supported vault locations.
• Other interaction points and map points of interest.
• Traders and vehicle spawn/service points.
• Hideouts and workstations, including supported cargo-processing or exchange locations.
• Banks and roulette locations.

Palette and Interface

• Separate colors for names, boxes, skeletons, weapons, distance, health, police and radar contacts.
• Colors for vehicles, items, containers, medical objects, cameras and services.
• Opacity for supported elements, FOV color and menu accent.
• Restore the current theme’s default palette.
• World-label size setting: 9–20 px; scaling every label is not guaranteed.
• English/Russian interface with immediate translation updates.
• 75% or 85% menu scale and automatic screen fitting.
• Animated background and search across English/Russian setting names.
• Diagnostics for player, skeleton, vehicle and object counts, read time and snapshot age.

Profiles and Session Behavior

• Create named JSON profiles; save, load, rename and delete profiles.
• Refresh profile list and autosave changes to the current configuration.
• Profiles retain visuals, aiming, radar, Battle Mode binding, colors and appearance.
• After confirmed game exit, the session stops and Discord.exe processes are terminated.
• Ctrl+F4 pauses the game session without closing Discord.

Aimbot (Full)

• Hold-key aiming; right mouse button by default, disabled initially.
• Aim FOV: 10–500 pixels; eligible targets are ranked by proximity to the targeting-area centre.
• Smoothing: 1–30; higher values produce slower, smoother movement.
• Target bone: pelvis, chest, neck or head.
• Maximum targeting distance: 10–1000 m.
• Separate NPC targeting; the local character and dead characters are excluded.
• Configurable-color FOV circle, independent of the aim-enabled switch while visual rendering is enabled.
• Aiming stops on key release, menu opening, loss of game focus or missing fresh data.

Player ESP

• Players, names, clan tags, COP markers and entity IDs.
• Skeletons use measured joints with smoothing; missing joints are not invented.
• Full and corner boxes.
• Distance in metres; thin health bar only when current and maximum HP are available.
• Player ESP distance: 10–1000 m, independent of radar settings.
• Separate Police, NPC, dead-character and local-player filters.
• In-menu preview of boxes, skeletons, labels and supported indicators.

Vehicle ESP

• Cars and helicopters in the world.
• Oriented 3D boxes when dimensions and orientation are available.
• Vehicle name and distance with configurable color and opacity.
• Vehicle ESP distance: 20–1500 m.
• Owner or available/unowned state; number of detected characters associated with the vehicle.
• Engine state, cargo presence and speed in km/h when data is available.
• Separately enabled details with a 10–500 m detail distance.

Items and Containers

• Separate filters for loose items, cash, loot nodes, bags, containers and cargo.
• Known stack counts or cash amounts in labels.
• Available vehicle remains, furniture, building and plot loot stores.
• Option to display objects known to be empty/taken; unknown state is not treated as empty.
• Item range: 10–1000 m, limited by overall world range of 10–1000 m.
• Two-row labels: name above, distance below.
• Overlapping-label suppression with nearby-object and item priority.
• Russian translation for items, containers and vehicles while preserving weapon designations, nicknames and owner names.
• Brief retention of last successful markers during read failures; confirmed removal applies immediately.
• Bag/container ESP does not automatically reveal every object’s full inventory.

Radar

• Grid radar with character markers and local direction arrow; no full location-map background.
• Rotate with camera; size: 100–400 px.
• Manual zoom: 0.05–5.00 and configurable X/Y screen position.
• Character direction arrows, names and distances.
• Distant contacts are dimmed and clamped to the radar edge.
• Separate vehicle switch; icons without vehicle names, with distance controlled by Radar labels.
• Player radar works independently of ordinary Player ESP and uses Police, NPC and Battle Mode filters.

Radar Auto Zoom

• Smooth proximity zoom toward eligible nearby living contacts, returning to manual zoom afterward.
• Reaction range: 30–500 m; maximum auto zoom: 0.05–5.00.
• Response time: 0.15–2.00 seconds.
• Ignore same clan, dead characters, ordinary NPCs and allied police; Battle Mode adds its filters.
• Manual zoom is preserved and auto zoom does not zoom out below that baseline.