mike-vops93s1/Valorant-ESP-Advanced-Player-Visual-Overlay-2026

This repository describes a Valorant ESP overlay intended to draw player information on screen, such as boxes, names, health bars, distance and skeletons, with a configuration panel and hotkey toggling. It is presented as a gaming-oriented visual tool for the current Valorant patch, and as an "open-source educational project" used at the user's own risk README: What it is.

What it shows on screen

The documented features are 2D/3D player boxes, colored player names, real-time health bars, distance to players and full skeleton rendering. A clean interface lets users adjust colors, size and transparency, and hotkeys can toggle the overlay README: Features.

The documented workflow

The README's short flow is: launch the tool, configure ESP settings, join a Valorant match, then use a hotkey to turn the overlay on or off README: How to use. Settings are listed under configuration as box style and color, name display, health bar, distance, skeleton and hotkeys. The page does not give the actual configuration-file format, show specific hotkey assignments, or describe the settings panel in detail.

Access and prerequisites

The README's Quick Start is a single external page rather than an in-repository install section README, and the page is linked as the project's "TRANSITION" destination external Quick Start page. The supplied material does not document the runtime, supported OS, download format, dependencies or anti-cheat compatibility. Python is listed as the repository's primary language, but the README describes launching a tool rather than running a Python package, so it cannot be concluded that Python setup is the intended path.

There is a documented warning: use at your own risk. This is an educational project README: What it is. The README also claims regular updates for the latest Valorant version, but no specific patch number, update cadence or change log is supplied.

Licensing ambiguity

The README says the project is under an MIT License and free to use, modify and redistribute README: License. However, the repository metadata reports no declared license repository. Because redistribution and modification terms matter, users should treat the license as unresolved rather than relying on the README statement alone.

Scope of the evidence

The material describes intended overlay features and a short usage flow, not measured detection rates, stability results or compatibility testing. The 263 stars and 40 forks, plus a single NEW-REPOSITORY board observation on 2026-10-30, are popularity snapshots, not evidence of reliability or safety. There is no comparable daily-board history, so no momentum conclusion can be drawn from that observation.