What ESP names mean here

The card lists player visuals, an item label, an aiming entry, and a recoil entry. Those are names for one Windows PC product. They are not extra products you add at checkout, and none of them is a detection claim.

Player visuals are the names for information drawn around another player: a box outline, a skeleton line, a health reading, a distance reading, and a weapon label. The item label is the loot entry. Aiming is Advanced Aimbot. Recoil control is No Recoil. Radar wording is explained in the same guide and is not a separate checkout.

Read the names as labels on a list, not as a promise about anti-cheat. If a guide and the product card ever disagree, the card is the list that checkout uses. The guide only defines the words so a search and the card can be read together.

A box outline is the rectangle drawn around a player model. A skeleton line follows the pose. Health and distance are numbers next to that model. A weapon label names the gun the player is holding. Loot text points at items rather than players. Keeping those jobs separate is how you tell the visual set apart from a second product.

Easy Anti-Cheat questions stay on the status page. This note does not say a build is hidden, safe, or permanent. After a game update, the feature names can still be printed on the card while compatibility is unverified. That is why the status page and this definition are different pages.