Caliber cheats for PC: aimbot, wallhack and armor ESP
Sticky Aim, auto target switch and armor highlighting for Caliber on Steam. For Caliber there is a wallhack with fighter roles and a cheat hidden from OBS.
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What's in the Caliber section
For Caliber, the catalog has Mason and SoftHub: both combine an aimbot and ESP, but they are tuned differently. Mason lets you fine-tune aiming: capture radius, accuracy, smoothing, aim point and automatic target switching, and its ESP shows operators' role, weapon and health. There is a CPU-saving mode and StreamProof. SoftHub gives a "sticky" aim with target priority, skeletons and armor in ESP, and separate colors for players and bots.
Before buying, keep in mind that the game has switched from Easy Anti-Cheat to the kernel-level SARD anti-cheat, so old EAC instructions are no longer relevant. Neither cheat has a built-in spoofer. Both work with the Steam client and the Caliber launcher on Windows 10 and 11: Mason lists builds up to 23H2, SoftHub up to 25H2.
Caliber software FAQ
Will a Caliber cheat run from the game's own launcher?
Yes, both cheats state support for both the Steam version and Caliber's own launcher. Check your Windows build in advance: Mason is stated for Windows 11 up to 23H2.
Which anti-cheat does Caliber use now?
The game has switched from Easy Anti-Cheat to SARD: a kernel-level anti-cheat that supplements classic checks with machine-learning-based behavior analysis. That is why no one can promise that an account won't be banned.
Can I exclude a specific player from targeting?
Yes, in Mason you can add the player in your crosshair to an ignore list and clear the list later. The cheat can also ignore your own team.
How is Mason for Caliber different from SoftHub?
Mason has more flexible aimbot settings and can hide its menu from screen recording with StreamProof. SoftHub shows skeletons and armor in ESP, and its aim "sticks" to the target based on priority.