How the Lovec web radars work
Both Lovec radars are pages in a browser, not something painted over the game. On ABI that means the map can sit on a second monitor or on a phone propped next to your keyboard, and the interface switches between Russian and English on the fly. Your gaming screen shows exactly what a stream or a recording shows: the game and nothing else. The Tarkov version gets its data through a collector and pushes it to the map in real time.
There is a trade-off. A radar gives you positions, gear and loot, but it never moves your crosshair. You still have to glance down, read the map and make the call yourself, and that glance costs you time in a close fight. In a squad it matters less, because the Tarkov radar can be shared by link and the whole team watches the same picture.
The ABI radar also has marker colors and presets, so the map can be as busy or as quiet as you like. If you would rather have something drawn on screen, look through the Arena Breakout Infinite cheats from other developers.


