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Use Visuals to draw player overlays and optional beta chams. Open the menu with N, then open the Visuals tab.

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How to enable overlay Visuals

1

Turn on Wall-Hack

Enable Wall-Hack. Other overlay Visuals options draw on top of that.
2

Set Wall-Hack Range

Set Wall-Hack Range between 1 and 156 m. Players beyond that distance are not drawn. Chams use the same meter cutoff.
Teammate filtering is automatic. In normal team modes you see enemies only. In deathmatch, workshop/custom, and free-for-all, Visuals draws all players.

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What you can draw

Enable only the elements you want:
  • Frame — Box around the player.
  • Skeleton — Bone lines.
  • Head Circle — Circle on the head.
  • Player Tag — Name or tag.
  • Distance — Distance to the player.
  • Health Bar and Armor Bar — Current health and armor.
  • Active Weapon — Equipped weapon icon.
  • Ammo Count — Remaining ammo bar under the frame when it is available.
Start with Frame, Head Circle, and Health Bar, then add Skeleton or Player Tag if you still need them.

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Chams

Chams sits on Visuals and is marked beta. It paints players in the game scene and writes CS2 game memory.
Test chams in a local bot match first. They may stop working after a CS2 update.
1

Enable Chams

Turn on Enable Chams. The left color on that row is visible players. The right color is players behind a wall.
2

Pick a Material

Choose Material: Latex, Flat, or Metallic.
3

Optional Carried Items

Turn on Carried Items to paint weapons, grenades, and the bomb those players carry. A carried defuse kit also takes the item color. Set the item color on that row.
4

Optional Dropped Items

Turn on Dropped Items to paint weapons, grenades, kits, and the dropped or planted bomb through walls. Set the color on that row.
While Enable Chams is on, Frame, Skeleton, and Head Circle stay hidden. Chams range follows Wall-Hack Range. Chams and TraceShape settings save with your config. After a clean quit while CS2 is still running, those enables restore on the next launch. If CS2 closes while the overlay is attached, Enable Chams turns off and that off state is saved. If NinjaHackz crashes or you kill the process while chams or TraceShape is on, the next launch starts that toggle off (safe-off).
Chams are drawn in the game. Bypass Screen Capture does not hide them.
Visuals follow CS2 display mode. Use Windowed or Fullscreen Windowed for the best experience. See Display mode.