Wardogs Vehicle ESP

Player ESP labels people. A crewed vehicle is a different question: you want to know what it is and whether it is still a threat, not one passenger’s health bar. Keeping vehicles separate means you can run vehicle labels without adding more text to every infantry contact, or switch vehicles off entirely on infantry-heavy maps.

Occupied or empty answers one thing: is anyone in it. It does not name the driver or show their health. If a crew member is drawn as a player, those details come from player ESP. On busy maps, this flag is what stops you spending a launcher on an abandoned hull.

Type tells you what you are dealing with. Distance tells you whether you can deal with it yet. Together they are the reason to keep this module on when you carry anti-vehicle weapons. When you do not, a common setup keeps only distance and occupied or empty, which is enough to know when to get out of the way.

The radar has its own vehicle markers. Those are dots on a 2D panel, inside the radar range. Vehicle ESP is text on the vehicle itself in the main view. They are separate toggles in separate modules, and a radar marker does not carry type, distance, or occupancy.

There is no vehicle health readout, no vehicle weapon or ammo label, and no spawn timer on the published list. These four controls are the whole module.