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Player ESP vs item ESP in SCUM: which display do you need?

Scum Cheats · Published 26 Sept 2026

Player ESP vs item ESP

People search player ESP vs item ESP when they want to know which visual group does what. Player ESP draws on other players in your view. Item ESP draws on world loot with category and distance labels. They are separate toggles in separate menu groups.

NPC ESP and vehicle ESP are also separate. Zombies and animals are not item ESP. WolfsWagen and Laika labels are vehicle ESP, not player boxes.

What player ESP draws

Player ESP is show drone, 2D box, filled box, line, skeleton, nickname, item in hands, and rendering distance. A wallhack headline that never names those is a vague claim.

Rendering distance caps how far player labels draw. Item ESP distance is a different control on the item group. A box is an outline. Skeleton is pose. Nickname is the name line. Item in hands is what they are carrying, not a full inventory.

Turn off labels you stop reading in a fight. Config save and load stores the setup. NPC health bars live under NPC ESP, not player ESP.

What item ESP draws

Item ESP is enable, show category, show distance, and battle mode. It is for loot and world items, not for drawing a skeleton on a player.

Use player ESP when you want to read a fight in front of you. Use item ESP when you want category text while scavenging. Many people run both and save the layout in config.

If you see loot labels but no player boxes, check player ESP and rendering distance before you blame item ESP. Each group has its own enable line on the product page.

Before you pay

On the product page, confirm player ESP, NPC ESP, item ESP, and vehicle ESP are named separately. If a line is missing, treat that group as unknown.

Then read Updates. Visuals do not change the label. Checkout is $35. Monthly and lifetime include the same menu groups.

Related pages:Product pageScum ESPItem ESP threadPlayer visuals thread

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