Stream-proof overlay setup for Combat Master
Test the Combat Master stream-proof overlay so ESP, wallhack and radar stay off your recordings, streams and clips.
The stream-proof overlay in Combat Master Full keeps ESP, wallhack and radar visible on your monitor while capture software records a normal game feed. Capture methods differ between PCs, so you should always verify the result yourself before going live.
Step-by-step test
- Enable stream-proof mode in the overlay settings
- Open your capture software and add Combat Master as a game or window capture
- Start a short local recording while ESP and radar are visible on your monitor
- Play back the file and confirm that none of the overlays appear
- Repeat the test with every scene or capture mode you plan to use
Common capture setups
| Capture method | What to check |
|---|---|
| Game capture | Overlay hidden in the saved recording |
| Window capture | Overlay hidden and window title matches the game |
| Display capture | Test carefully—multi-monitor setups can behave differently |
| Hardware capture card | Works from the output signal—verify the result before streaming |
Mistakes to avoid
- Trusting the live preview instead of a saved recording
- Switching capture mode after the test without testing again
- Leaving ESP or aim indicators visible when sharing your screen in a call
- Forgetting that other players and anti-cheat can still see in-game behavior
A note on behavior
Stream-proof only hides what is drawn on screen. Obvious aim or movement can still look suspicious to viewers and to report systems, so keep your aimbot settings conservative.