Chams on the Delta Force cheats menu change how models are shaded. They do not add names, prices, or health bars. That is what player ESP and loot ESP are for.
Use chams when you want contrast at a glance, and ESP when you want readable detail.
What chams change on screen
The chams module lets you pick apply targets: player, AI, weapon, hands, or self. Enable is the section master switch. Style can be static color with the picker, or RGB cycling.
The effect is silhouette contrast, not a wall of text. Many players run light player ESP for health and distance, then chams on players only.
Static color vs RGB
Static Color is easier to read for long sessions. Pick one high-contrast tint and leave it. RGB draws attention but can feel noisy in bright maps.
If the screen feels busy, lower chams intensity or turn off apply targets you do not need before you disable ESP entirely.
What chams are not
Chams are not loot ESP. Items, corpses, and computers stay in the loot ESP module. Chams are also not a streamproof capture mode. This menu does not list a separate streamproof overlay.
They do not move your aim. Aimbot is its own module with FOV, smooth, and bone selection.
Pairing with configs
Save a PvP profile with player chams plus minimal ESP, and a loot profile with chams off and price filters on. The Config System in misc stores both.
FAQ
Are chams the same as player ESP?
No. ESP draws labels and bars. Chams change model shading.
Can chams apply to my weapon?
Yes. Weapon and hands are listed apply targets on the product page.
Do chams show loot?
No. Use loot ESP for items and corpses.
Does chams reduce ban risk?
No. Any cheat feature can lead to account action.
Related pages:Delta Force CheatsChams controlsPlayer ESPLoot ESPConfig guideChams settings threadFAQ page
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