Valorant: Omega includes Ability ESP, Ability Filters and Ability Distance, bringing supported utility visuals into its World ESP system.
Compare Omega’s dedicated controls with Valorant: EsHub’s Traps & Skills visuals. This guide focuses on abilities and utility; player overlays and spike information have separate guides.
Omega separates Player ESP from World ESP. Its ability controls belong to World ESP, alongside spike information and dropped-weapon visuals. This gives ability-related information its own place in the package rather than treating it as a player box or name label.
The confirmed ability features are Ability ESP, Ability Filters and Ability Distance. The same section includes Max Distance and Hide Hotkeys. Check the current menu for the available utility entries and how the distance controls are presented.
For agent names, skeletons, health bars and equipment information, continue to the Player ESP & Wallhack guide.
Ability ESP is the dedicated ability-visual feature in Valorant: Omega. Review the current supported entries to see which utility information is available.
Coverage should be checked by the actual ability entry, rather than assuming every agent ability is included.
Ability Filters provide a separate control for the ability visuals. When comparing setups, check which entries can be selected and whether the filter excludes information you expected to see.
The exact filter choices are not specified in the feature list.
Ability Distance is named independently from Spike Distance and Weapon Distance. Omega also includes a general Max Distance control in World ESP.
Check the menu’s distance behavior when reviewing the display; do not assume every world-visual category uses one shared setting.
Valorant: EsHub includes Traps & Skills in its Visuals section. The same package includes Dropped Gun, Radar, Spike Info and a broad selection of player overlays.
Omega’s Ability Filters and Ability Distance are explicitly named controls. EsHub’s Traps & Skills entry confirms that visual category, but the supplied list does not describe an identical filter interface or distance system.
EsHub also lists Ignore Abilities in its Aim section. That is an aim-related option, separate from displaying traps and skills. Read the Aimbot guide for the aim-feature comparison.
| Visual category | Confirmed examples | Dedicated guide |
|---|---|---|
| Abilities & Utility | Omega: Ability ESP, Ability Filters, Ability Distance. EsHub: Traps & Skills. | This page |
| Player ESP | Player boxes, skeletons, health information, names and distance, with coverage varying by package. | ESP & Wallhack |
| Spike Information | Omega: Spike Information, Spike Distance and Defuse Feasibility. EsHub: Spike Info. | Spike ESP & Defuse Information |
| Radar | Radar is separately named in EsHub’s Visuals section. | Radar |
Keep these categories separate when choosing a package. An ability-visual entry does not by itself confirm player tracking, radar markers or spike calculations.
The Valorant lists supplied for these guides do not name enemy cooldown tracking, remaining ability charges or ultimate-ready timers. Ability ESP and Traps & Skills should therefore be described as the confirmed visual features, without adding unverified cooldown functionality.
If a particular utility type or timer is essential to your choice, confirm that specific capability in the current product menu or with support. The How to Choose guide covers comparing packages by the features you need.
If an expected ability visual is missing, first check the selected package and its current supported entries. In Omega, review the Ability ESP toggle, available Ability Filters and distance controls. A filtered entry should be checked before treating the entire overlay as broken.
Omega supports multiple configs and Save & Load Configs; EsHub includes Save Config and Load Config. A loaded setup may use different visual selections. Read Config & Settings and ESP Not Showing for the dedicated guides.
The Color Aimbot does not list Ability ESP. Its smoke filters belong to pixel targeting, covered in the Color Aimbot guide.
Omega includes Ability ESP, Ability Filters and Ability Distance in its World ESP section. That section also includes Max Distance, spike information and dropped-weapon visuals.
Yes. Valorant: EsHub includes Traps & Skills in its Visuals section, alongside Dropped Gun, Radar, Spike Info and player visuals.
The supplied Valorant feature lists do not specify enemy ability cooldowns, remaining charges or ultimate-ready timers. Ability ESP and Traps & Skills should not be presented as confirmed cooldown trackers.
No. Omega names Ability Filters and Ability Distance separately. Filters concern the selected ability visuals, while Ability Distance is the ability-specific distance control. Exact filter choices and distance behavior depend on the current menu.
Ability ESP is not listed in the Color Aimbot package. Its smoke-filter options belong to pixel-color targeting and should not be confused with utility ESP.
Check that the chosen product includes the feature, then review its ability toggle, available filters and distance settings. The ESP Not Showing guide covers visual troubleshooting, and ESHub’s status page provides current product information.
Review Omega’s ability controls or compare ESHub’s Valorant visual packages.
