An open source external overlay project for Deadlock: ESP wallhack, aimbot logic, skeleton overlay and radar â documented and shipped as a study reference for Windows reverse-engineering. Injector included. Use it to learn, not to ruin matches.
Six documented modules, each written to demonstrate a specific external-overlay technique.
Box and name ESP rendered through an external overlay â a study of screen-space projection and entity reading.
FOV-based target selection and smoothing math, exposed as readable code for learning aim-assist fundamentals.
Bone-chain rendering that illustrates how player skeletons are parsed and drawn over the game window.
A compact 2D radar showing entity positions relative to the local player â great for spatial-math practice.
A documented DLL injector to understand process attachment, module loading and cleanup on Windows.
Every module ships with comments explaining offsets, structures and rendering tricks for readers.
Three steps from download to a running educational instance.
Grab the latest release from gitscore.cc and extract the archive into a clean folder. Everything is self-contained â no installers, no background services.
Launch Deadlock in windowed or borderless mode, then run the included injector and point it at the provided DLL to attach the external overlay.
Toggle ESP, skeleton, aimbot and radar from the in-app panel. Read the annotated source alongside it to understand each technique in practice.
Everything you need to know before you download.