Bodycam cheats for PC: aim, visuals and weapon mods
Smooth aim, wallhack on players and zombies, Fast Reload and no-recoil weapons for Bodycam on Steam. One cheat has a radar and an HWID spoofer.
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What's in the Bodycam section
The section has four private cheats for Bodycam by Reissad Studio on Steam. All of them have an aimbot with FOV settings and ESP with boxes, skeletons and health, while only Mason has no weapon tweaks such as No Recoil; Ghost and SMG also let you set aim smoothness and range. Ghost adds Humanize and Rapid Fire, SMG adds K/D stats and separate ESP for bots and drones, SoftHub highlights zombies and shows a HUD with ammo, and Mason lowers the CPU load with its Save CPU mode and moves configs through the clipboard.
Check the requirements before buying. You need 64-bit Windows 10 or 11, an Intel or AMD CPU and windowed or borderless mode; SMG does not run on Xeon, SoftHub launches from a USB flash drive, and Mason works only with UEFI, a GPT disk, Hyper-V and VT-x/VT-d virtualization with Secure Boot turned off. Sellers list the anti-cheat differently: SMG names in-game protection, Mason names BattlEye, and according to guides cheaters are also banned manually, so the ban risk remains. A built-in spoofer is listed only for SMG, while both SMG and Mason are hidden from recording.
Bodycam software FAQ
Is there a money cheat among the Bodycam cheats?
No. The programs in this section do not touch money or account progress; they help in firefights: an aimbot, player and bot ESP, a radar, and weapon mods like No Recoil, No Sway and fast reload.
What anti-cheat does Bodycam use?
Data on the protection differs: SMG's requirements list it as in-game, Mason lists BattlEye, and according to game guides cheaters are also banned manually. There is always a risk of a ban. Protection against a hardware ban comes from SMG's built-in HWID spoofer, and this cheat's overlay is hidden from OBS and Discord recording.
What do I need to run a Bodycam cheat?
64-bit Windows 10 or 11, an Intel or AMD CPU and the game in windowed or borderless mode. SMG runs on Windows 10 builds 2004–21H2 and Windows 11 22H2/23H2 and does not support Xeon, SoftHub launches from a USB flash drive, Ghost is made for the Steam version of the game, and Mason, also for Steam, requires UEFI and the system disk in GPT, Secure Boot turned off, and VT-x/VT-d (virtualization) and Hyper-V turned on.
What is the difference between Ghost, SMG, SoftHub and Mason?
Ghost focuses on aiming: Humanize with micro-movements, Deadzone and reaction delay, plus Rapid Fire and No Spread. SMG shows players, bots and drones separately, with a kill and death count and a live ESP preview. SoftHub highlights players and zombies and shows a HUD with health and ammo. Mason does without weapon tweaks, but it has Save CPU to ease the processor load and config transfer through the clipboard, and, as with SMG, its visuals are hidden from recording.