Rob Run Radar

A map of what is around you

The radar in Rob Run Hacks is a top-down view of everything within a chosen distance of you — police, robbers, civilians, NPCs and vehicles — drawn as markers on a circle you size and place anywhere on screen. ESP tells you what is in front of you. The radar tells you what is behind you, what is coming up the road, and how many of them there are.

Reading distance

Concentric distance rings mean a marker’s position reads as metres without guessing: a dot on the second ring is as far away as the second ring says. Zoom sets how much of the city one radar-width covers; tighten it inside a building and open it up on the highway. Scale by distance shrinks markers as they get further away, so a crowd at range does not look like a crowd at the door.

Reading direction

The FOV cone shows the wedge of the world you are currently looking at, so a marker outside the cone is someone you would need to turn to see. Rim pinning keeps anything past the radar’s edge pinned to the rim in its direction instead of dropping off — the radar never silently loses a player, it just tells you they are far.

Off-screen arrows

A separate layer, often used with the radar off. Arrows sit at a set range from the centre of your screen pointing at players you cannot see, sized how you like, up to a maximum distance you set. In a fight it is the fastest way to know that the second shooter is behind the truck to your left without looking away from the first one.

Making it quiet

Size, transparency and the entity list are all yours. A small, half-transparent radar in a corner showing only players, with arrows for anyone within 60 metres, is the setup most members settle on — and combat mode can hide both with one key when a fight starts, so nothing is in the way of the crosshair.

With the rest of the menu

Radar entities use the same role colours as the ESP layers, so a red marker on the radar and a red skeleton through the wall are the same person. The whole arrangement saves into a config along with everything else.

Get the menu — radar, arrows and all five ESP layers, every tier.