CS2 Stream-Proof Mode: Hide Cheat While Streaming
Want to stream CS2 without your ESP or menu ever showing up on screen? Here's how stream-proof mode hides the cheat overlay from OBS, Discord, and viewers.
What Is Stream-Proof Mode?
Stream-proof mode hides your cheat's overlay — ESP boxes, radar, and the menu itself — from anything that records or shares your screen, while you keep seeing everything normally on your own monitor. It's built for streamers and anyone who screen-shares in Discord without wanting a single frame of the overlay to leak.
How It Actually Hides the Overlay
Windows lets an application mark its own window as excluded from screen capture, so tools like OBS Game Capture, Display Capture, and Discord's screen share simply skip over it — the window renders for your eyes only. CSCodep's overlay uses this same mechanism, plus its own hooks for capture methods that don't respect the exclusion flag, so it stays invisible across every common recording and sharing tool.
Why Streamers Use It
Once stream-proof mode is active, you get real peace of mind:
How to Turn It On
Open the CSCodep menu, go to Settings → Stream-Proof, and toggle it on before you start recording or sharing your screen. Test it once with a quick screenshot or a short OBS recording to confirm the overlay doesn't appear before you go live.
Conclusion
Stream-proof mode is the difference between streaming with total confidence and hoping nobody screenshots the wrong frame. Turn it on before every session where your screen is visible to anyone else, and CSCodep stays completely invisible on the other end.
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