Never Miss Rare Items Using Delta Force Loot Trackers
How Delta Force loot visuals use item name, rarity, price, a minimum price filter, corpses, and computers without covering the whole raid screen.
Loot visuals are their own group on Delta Force Cheats. They are not the player box and skeleton. Item name, rarity, and price tell you what is on the ground or in a container. A minimum price filter hides cheap clutter. Player corpses, AI corpses, and computers are separate marks so you are not treating a body, a bot, and a terminal as the same icon.
Set the filter before you add every label
If every magazine and bandage has a name, the screen is a spreadsheet. Turn on rarity and price first. Then raise the minimum price until only the items you would walk toward remain. Item name can come back after the filter is doing its job. You can always lower the price floor in a quiet loot room and raise it again when a fight starts.
Corpses and computers
Player corpses are leftover player gear. AI corpses are bot bodies. Splitting them matters in extraction, where a player body is usually the higher-value stop. Computers are interactables, not loot piles. Leave that mark on when you are clearing a building that has terminals, and off when the icon sits on top of a doorway you need to watch.
Combat mode can hide item markers, dead containers, and computers while it is enabled, and each of those can be chosen on its own. Use that when a fight starts and you only want player information from the ESP guide. Player ESP max distance does not set the loot price floor. They are different sliders.
A simple route is: price and rarity on, minimum price high enough that white items vanish, player corpses on, AI corpses off until you are farming bots, computers on only inside buildings that have them. Save that as a loot config and a second config for fights where combat mode hides items. Switching configs is faster than toggling seven checkboxes while someone is pushing the door. Name the files so you know which price floor is which. A “loot” config with corpses on and a “fight” config with items hidden will save you from clearing the wrong building because a white item looked important.
Loot labels are still third-party information. They do not change Anti-Cheat Expert, and they do not guarantee the item is still in the container when you arrive. For the rest of the menu, the review lists every group in one place.