Wo Features:
- Autoaim (KmBoxNet, KmBox B Pro, MAKCU)
- Prediction marker
- Aiming point Head\Neck\Body (ground targets only)
- Position marker: 3D box or game style frame
- Distance to target, model names (types in different colors)
- Damage model - crew and ammon racks
- Radar
- Aiming at you indicator
- Pointers to enemies ouside of screen
- For tanks: missile trajectory aim
- Bomb aim
- Enemy rockets, warnings

Rust Overlay features:
- Autoaim
- Prediction marker
- Aiming point Head\Neck\Body
- Cutomizable prediction, you can configure bulletspeed/airdrag for each weapon, enjoy Bow/crossbow good hits
- Rest: ESP, take a look photos


What is DMA? Abbreviated as Direct Memory Access, this is device that plugs in to Pci Express port for memory reading (it also called PciLeech), and in to PC computer via USB.
So the software can be run on second PC that reads the game PC memory, can it be detected? - yes, but only DMA Board firmware.
How to display overlay on main monitor? needed second device, called Hdmi fuser, that device applying overlay image from second PC monitor to main, ignoring black pixels.
Hardware requirements:
1) DMA card (cost from $50 to $250), actually any can be used, they are existing with chip 35t, 75t and 100t, can be found on AliExpress https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-dma-card.html, no matter branding. If you have funds you may take latest one with preflashed firmware, or take cheapest one and reflash by yourself (i dont have guide, there are some on unknowncheats).
2) Second computer with USB3.0 port, for graphic overlay software, notebook is recomended, needed to install FTDI(DMA card) driver on it: https://ftdichip.com/drivers/d3xx-drivers/ (setup executable)
3) Hdmi fuser for overlay applying from second(software) PC monitor to main(game PC) monitor, cost from $50 to $250, AliExpress: https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-hdmi-fuser.html, simplest for Full HD monitors recommended fuser in this form factor:
4) For autoaim needed Kmbox B Pro, KmBoxNet or MAKCU(arduino), AliExpress welcome.