Features

Stream-Proof Combat Master Cheats Explained

Stream-proof mode hides your cheat overlay from recording software. Clips and streams look clean while you still see ESP boxes locally. Here is when it matters and how to test it before you go live.

Stream-proof ESP overlay hidden from capture software in Combat Master

Why stream-proof exists

Standard overlays can show up in OBS, Discord screenshare, and NVIDIA clips. Stream-proof routing keeps boxes and radar off the captured feed while your monitor still shows them.

That helps if you record gameplay or share screens with friends who should not see your menu.

How to test before you broadcast

Record a thirty-second clip with your usual capture tool. Pause and zoom in on corners where ESP usually sits. If boxes appear on the recording, toggle stream-proof and test again.

Full feature notes live on Features. Our package includes stream-proof mode with ESP, radar, and aimbot in one license.

Stream-proof is not invisibility

It hides overlays from capture. It does not stop in-game reports or obvious aim. Play clean even when the stream looks legit.

Read aimbot settings and combat master cheats overview for the full stack.

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