Team toggles, smarter recoil control, and updated bones
This release adds per-feature teammate toggles, smarter per-weapon recoil control, and updated bone data for the latest CS2 animation graph.New features
- Teammate toggles for ESP, Aim Assist, and Radar — Independently choose whether teammates appear on your ESP, are eligible for aim assist, and show as blips on the radar. Each feature now has its own Include Teammates / Show Teammates option, so you can enable team highlights on the radar while keeping aim assist limited to enemies.
- Per-weapon recoil compensation — Recoil control now applies a tuned compensation curve for each weapon (rifles, snipers, SMGs, LMGs, shotguns, and pistols), with a single global strength slider for personal preference.
- Head Circle toggle — The head circle is now its own toggle in the Player ESP settings, separate from the head box style, so you can enable or disable it independently.
- Default secondary aim key — Left Shift is now set as the default secondary aim assist hotkey out of the box.
Updates
- Renamed Minimap to Radar — The navigation tab and overlay are now called Radar for consistency with in-game terminology.
- Updated bone data — Bone indices and chains have been updated for the latest CS2 animation graph, improving skeleton ESP and aim accuracy on current player models.
- Refined ESP labels — ESP toggles and tooltips now refer to “players” rather than “enemies” since you can now opt into teammate overlays.
v5.0.2 — Updated game offsets and netvars
NinjaHackz now supports the latest CS2 update (January 22, 2026). If you were experiencing errors or crashes after the recent CS2 patch, update to v5.0.2 to restore full compatibility.v5.0.1 — Compatibility Update
What’s new- Updated memory offsets for latest CS2 patch compatibility
- Reworked Aim Assist settings UI layout for clarity
- Fixed overlay freezing when switching between fullscreen and windowed display modes
v5.0.0 — Major release
This is a major update with a revamped interface, better aim assist, improved overlay behavior, and significant performance gains.New features
- Redesigned aim assist UI — The aim assist page now includes a hitbox visualization and spray pattern preview, making it easier to fine-tune your settings.
- ESP preview in visuals — You can now see a live preview of your ESP configuration directly in the visuals settings page.
- Radar overlay improvements — The radar is now pixel-perfect with smoother rendering, a new arrow indicator, and tunable sizing options.
- Tooltips in aim assist settings — Hover over any aim assist option to see a short explanation of what it does.
Updates
- Smoother aim assist — Aim smoothing has been reworked for more natural-feeling movement. Default FOV and smoothing values have been adjusted for a better out-of-the-box experience.
- Better ESP smoothing — ESP overlays now render more smoothly with reduced jitter.
- Improved overlay in windowed and fullscreen windowed modes — The cursor now releases properly when opening the menu in windowed or fullscreen windowed mode. A warning displays if you’re running in exclusive fullscreen, where cursor release isn’t supported.
- More reliable CS2 detection — Attaching to CS2 and detecting your display mode is now faster and more consistent, especially when launching the game after NinjaHackz is already running.
- Updated UI styling — The menu has a refreshed look with a new text logo, improved spacing, and snappier slider controls.
- Display mode detection — NinjaHackz now reads your CS2 display mode from the game config, preventing overlay conflicts and potential freezes.
Bug fixes
- Fixed a freeze that could occur when the display mode cache refreshed too frequently.
- Fixed an issue where the overlay could fail to attach on systems with multiple user sessions (e.g., Remote Desktop).
- Fixed FOV circle rendering being out of sync with the actual in-game view.