Undetected DayZ cheats

Each copy costs one magazine: a compatible gun with one loaded and a spare in your inventory, and that is the whole price of a dupe.

Copies whatever you select, from a plate carrier to a scope or a box of ammunition, so the rare find from a military run is never a single copy.

Dupes a container with everything inside it, so a protector case packed with magazines refills the stock that pays for every later dupe.

Gives every copy its own item ID instead of a clone of the original's, which makes duped gear far harder for server-side checks to flag.

Fires the dupe on a key you choose. One press per copy, and the copy appears once you relog.

The dupe runs on official servers, which is where the geared characters live and where a copied rifle or plate carrier is worth the most.

Moves your round onto the target while you hold the aim key, so your crosshair never visibly snaps to the survivor you kill. Built for official servers.

Choose the bone, or let it pick a random one each shot. Some servers check for hits always landing on one spot, which is why random is the safer setting.

The furthest a survivor can be before the aim ignores them, so it never takes a shot across a valley that your rifle could not plausibly make.

How far from your crosshair the aim looks for a target, so it takes the player you are watching and not one at the edge of the screen.

Prefers the wounded player, the one who will bandage up or log out if you give them a few seconds.

A friend list the aim leaves alone. DayZ shows no team markers, so in a firefight your squad looks exactly like the people shooting at you.

Skips players in admin gear, so the aim does not empty a magazine into an admin standing in a compound to watch you.

Skips anyone who cannot take damage, because every round put into an invulnerable player gives away your position for nothing.

Skips players hidden from normal view, so the aim never fires at what looks like empty air to anyone watching you.

How close a round must pass to the target before Magic Bullet moves it the rest of the way. Shorter is harder to spot, and the menu says to lower it if admins are catching you.

Bind the aim to any key or mouse button, with two key slots that each keep their own targeting setup.

Every targeting rule is yours to set, from preferring the closest player to drawing the FOV circle and marking the survivor it has picked.

A box around every survivor through terrain and walls, the quickest read on a figure at the treeline or a player lying in the grass.

Draws each survivor's skeleton, so you see whether they are prone at a window, crouched behind a wall or already raising a rifle.

Each survivor's health through walls. A wounded player is the fight to take; a healthy one with a rifle is the one to walk away from.

What each survivor is holding, a scoped rifle or a can of beans, the first thing to know before you decide to fight or leave.

The player's name over each survivor and the item's name on every loot marker, so you know who you are watching and what is lying in the barracks.

The range in metres to every player and item, so you know whether a survivor is in rifle range and whether that loot is worth the walk.

Draws the path of rounds fired near you, so an ambush from the treeline tells you where the shooter is instead of leaving you guessing.

Marks cars and trucks across the map, with boats on their own toggle, so transport that can take a whole session to find is found already.

Marks the wildlife around you, so a deer for an inland run is found in minutes and a wolf pack or a bear never catches you by surprise.

Marks the infected around you, so you never drag a horde into a firefight or wake a town you are trying to loot quietly.

Flags players who are hidden from normal view, the sign of an admin or another cheater sharing the server with you.

Flags anyone who cannot take damage, so you leave instead of starting a fight that cannot end in your favour.

Flags players wearing admin gear, so you know an admin is in the area before you do anything worth watching.

Shows rounds in flight, your own included. The menu's advice when Magic Bullet seems off is to turn this on and watch where the rounds go.

Marks bodies across the map, so the player you dropped at range gets looted rather than lost, and your own body is easier to find after a respawn.

Add any object class to the overlay yourself, for whatever a particular server has added that the standard filters do not cover.

Draws loot that does not show up through normal means, which on modded community servers is often the gear worth having.

The player's name over each survivor and the item's name on every loot marker, so you know who you are watching and what is lying in the barracks.

The range in metres to every player and item, so you know whether a survivor is in rifle range and whether that loot is worth the walk.

How much a tent, crate, barrel or car holds before you open it, so a base raid becomes a decision instead of a search.

Each item's condition, from pristine to ruined, so you know whether that plate carrier is worth carrying out of the barracks.

Drops ruined loot from the overlay completely, which removes a large share of the markers in any town and leaves only gear worth the walk.

Prints the model path the game uses for each object, the debug read that tells you what an unfamiliar modded item really is.

Splits loot into categories, guns, attachments, ammo, explosives, melee and base building, each switched on or off by itself.

Show only the item classes you are hunting, or hide the ones you never want, so a run for 5.56 rounds does not draw every tin on the map.

A colour for each loot category, so a rifle reads differently from ammo or a base building kit at a glance.

A separate range for each category, so guns show from across an airfield while food only appears when you are close to it.

The overlay is drawn so OBS and screen capture do not pick it up, which keeps it out of your recordings and streams.

Runs scripts from your scripts folder in game, whether you wrote them with the function editor or Barry wrote them for you.

Night vision on your own view with no goggles and no batteries, so DayZ nights stop being the hours you cannot loot.

Reloads your gun with rounds you do not own and fires any calibre from any gun, falling back on your own ammunition when it finds none.

Disarms the players near you, taking the weapon out of their hands. They see it happen, which makes it one of the loudest options in the menu.

Jumps you to marked points in towns on a hotkey, with unsafe and underwater spots hidden unless you ask for them. Anyone watching sees you vanish.

Moves your character through walls, floors and terrain on a key, at slow, normal or fast speed. The most visible thing in the menu.

Runs your character faster than the game allows. The menu marks it for official servers only, and anyone who sees you move can tell.

A slow-motion option that sits with the movement tools. Treat it like the speedhack: anything that changes how your character moves can be noticed.

Protection against a server admin kicking or banning you from inside the game. It answers admins, not BattlEye, so it is no reason to play loud.

Protection against an admin freezing your character in place, so you are not held still while someone decides what to do with you.

Sits with the protections against other cheaters, guarding your character from the tricks they use to kill players outright.

Swaps the round your gun fires for another from a list the menu builds once you have fired a shot.

Rounds that fly with no bullet drop, so a long shot needs no holdover. The menu also suggests them for making Magic Bullet easier to aim.

Choose and edit the rounds your gun fires in the bullet editor, the same place the railgun rounds are picked.

Guards against other cheaters flooding the area around you with smoke grenades and flares, so you can still see and play.

Removes grass and bushes from your view, so a player lying in the fields outside Elektro has nothing left to hide in.

Widens your field of view past the game's normal limit, so more of the treeline and the street is on screen at once.

Changes how DayZ adapts your eyes to the light, so a moonless night or an unlit building is bright enough to see into.

Skips the stumble when you land from a height, so a drop off a roof or a wall does not leave you stuck in an animation.

Stops the game raising your weapon when you stand close to a wall or a door frame, so you can still fire in tight rooms and around corners.

Changes the wear an item shows on DayZ's scale from pristine to ruined.

Opens the inventory on its own key, Tab by default, past the limits the game normally puts on it.

Holds your sight steady instead of drifting, even when your character is cold, tired or hurt. Built as a server anti-cheat bypass, so it holds on official servers.

Flattens the kick on every shot, so a burst at medium range stays on target. Built as a server anti-cheat bypass rather than a local value change.