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COURIERSCRIPT WEB RADAR Rust Cheat

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COURIERSCRIPT WEB RADAR is the radar build of the CourierScript family, with both an on-screen radar and a web radar for your phone. It fits teams and farmers who want cheap map awareness without an overlay in the way.

COURIERSCRIPT WEB RADAR cheat menu, screenshot 1 1 / 2

System requirements

Windows
Windows 10/11
CPU
Intel, AMD

What COURIERSCRIPT WEB RADAR can do

ESP4
  • Shows active and sleeping playersthe radar sees everyone, not only those who are moving
  • Displays nicknames and distance to every point on the map
  • Color settings for different player statusestell a sleeper from an active player at a glance
  • Display distance selectionnarrow the radius down for a specific situation
Misc2
  • Share the radar with friends via a linkthe whole group sees the same map at once
  • Open the radar on your phone or a second monitorno need to alt tab out of the game

More about COURIERSCRIPT WEB RADAR

Cheap map awareness on your phone

COURIERSCRIPT WEB RADAR throws the map onto your phone or a second monitor instead of your game screen, keeps an on-screen radar too, and shows distance to players. Farming sulfur, you would rather glance at a phone than clutter the view while you swing a pick, and that is exactly the use it is built for. There is no aimbot and no ESP boxes, which makes it a clean pick for a caller or a cautious farmer. Want player boxes and visibility info? The CourierScript ESP build adds those; for aim, V2 does. On a farming night it keeps the map in your hand so you spot a roamer long before he reaches you.

COURIERSCRIPT WEB RADAR reviews

5.01 review
radar_sonny

Easy to use, runs well. No complaints.

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Questions about buying

How does the web radar work without DMA?

It streams a radar to a browser on your phone or second monitor while the external build runs on your main PC. No second computer is needed.

Does it have an aimbot or ESP boxes?

No, it is radar-first: a web radar, an on-screen radar and distance. For boxes see the ESP build, for aim see V2.

Can my whole team use one web radar?

A caller usually runs it on a phone or second monitor to watch the map while the squad keeps hands on the keyboard.