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Mason is a reliable external cheat designed specifically for the Bodycam shooter. The product offers players a balanced set of features that help quickly spot enemies and accurately hit targets while remaining completely invisible on screen recording software and streams (Stream Proof). The program's functionality is divided into intuitive categories. The Aimbot section allows you to adjust the working radius and select a specific target area. The visual part (ESP) displays bounding boxes, names, current health, skeletons, and distance to players. A built-in 2D radar and additional graphical elements like a crosshair and aimbot FOV visualizer are also included. The cheat features a convenient configuration system with the ability to instantly load and save settings via the clipboard. For stable performance on any system, it includes a CPU load reduction function (Save CPU), as well as an emergency software shutdown via the Panic Key.
MASON is a private external cheat for Bodycam that provides players with the necessary tools for precise shooting and visual situational control. The software operates as an external overlay, which provides additional security and makes it completely invisible to screen capture programs (Stream Proof).
This product is perfect for those looking for a reliable Aimbot with target spot selection and a detailed ESP to display skeletons, health, and distance to other players.
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MASON is an external cheat for Bodycam: an aimbot, ESP and a radar. The menu packs all of it into 22 settings across four groups.
Aimbot is not a single switch: a separate activation key lets you keep targeting off until you need it, and the working radius and the aim spot are set apart, so you can lock the aimbot to the head instead of the torso at long range. ESP under Visuals is ten independent toggles rather than one "show enemies" switch. The bounding box says where a player stands, the skeleton shows what they are doing — aiming or running — health tells you whether the fight is worth taking, and distance plus its cap keep the screen from filling with labels at long range. The aim-radius circle and the extra crosshair are separate from aiming itself; most players turn them off on stream and switch them on only while tuning field of view. The same tab also carries an ignore-team toggle, which squad players turn off so teammate boxes stop mixing with enemy ones. The extra crosshair matters most on Bodycam's darker maps, where grain and vignette can hide the weapon's own sight — an overlaid dot stays legible regardless of lighting.
The 2D radar sits in its own section with adjustable size and radius and draws nothing over the game view — it suits players who want enemy positions on a map without boxes cluttering the screen — radar and ESP cover the same information in different forms, so it makes sense to run only one of them rather than both at once. Misc covers a menu hotkey, an emergency Panic Key shutdown, instant config exchange through the clipboard, and Save CPU for weaker machines. Launching needs Bodycam bought through Steam, because the cheat is built for that client only. You can play in windowed or borderless windowed mode; exclusive fullscreen will not work. The requirements call for Windows 10 or 11 builds between 2004 and 26H1, the system installed in UEFI mode rather than Legacy, and a GPT-partitioned disk — moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine, not flipping a setting. Most PCs that shipped with Windows 10 or 11 are already on GPT, and the partition style can be checked in Disk Management without reinstalling anything. Windows Features needs Hyper-V enabled, and the motherboard BIOS needs hardware virtualization on — VT-x on Intel, SVM on AMD — or the cheat will not start. The game's anti-cheat is BattlEye, which is the specific requirement the card names. The overlay stays out of screen captures and streams (Stream Proof), so it can run with recording turned on.
The key comes in 1, 3, 7 or 30 days — 299, 699, 999 and 1999 GCC — and every tier unlocks the same 22 settings; only the access length changes, not the feature set. The GCC balance is topped up on the site, checkout offers to cover any shortfall on the spot, and the key lands in the account immediately after payment together with its expiry date. A one-day key is a cheap way to test the cheat on your own setup — the same 22 settings, the same four groups — before committing to the monthly one. Other cheats for this game are listed under Bodycam.