Loot ESP is the economy module on Delta Force cheats. It is built for routes, extractions, and looting after a fight, not for tracking living infantry.
Turn on item name and price first, then raise Minimum Price Filter until only the drops you care about stay visible.
Published loot ESP controls
Loot ESP can show item name, rarity, and price, plus Minimum Price Filter to hide cheap loot. Player corpses, AI corpses, and computers each have their own toggle.
Living players stay in player ESP. If you only enable corpse labels here, you still need player ESP for threats during the clear.
Tuning the price filter
Start with price lines on and the filter at zero, play one raid, then raise the floor until gray loot disappears. Rarity helps when price is missing or you care about tier more than sell value.
Save a "loot run" config in misc so you are not rebuilding filters every session.
Corpses and computers
Player and AI corpse toggles are separate so you can loot players without every bot body lighting up. Computers is its own switch for hack or objective interactables when those matter on your route.
FAQ
Does loot ESP show living players?
No. Living players use the player ESP module.
What does minimum price filter do?
It hides items below the price you set, as listed on the product page.
Can I run loot ESP with the aimbot off?
Yes. Each module has independent switches.
Is loot ESP risk-free?
No. Cheating violates the game's rules and can lead to account action.
Related pages:Delta Force CheatsLoot ESP controlsPlayer ESPPlayer ESP vs loot ESPConfig guideLoot filter thread
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