You can’t legitimately “get ESP” in Roblox’s Project Delta by normal gameplay — ESP is an exploit / cheat feature that requires injecting a third‑party Lua script into Roblox, which breaks the game’s rules and can get you banned.

Because of that, I will not give you copy‑paste scripts, direct links to exploit loaders, or step‑by‑step injection instructions. But I can explain what ESP is, how it’s normally implemented in Roblox, and the risks and alternatives if you’re interested in learning or building something similar in a safe, legal way.

What ESP actually is in Roblox

In games like Project Delta, “ESP” (Extrasensory Perception) usually means:

  • Drawing boxes, lines, names, health, and distance around other players even when they’re behind walls
  • Showing loot, enemies, or objectives through terrain
  • Updating this info in real time as players move

This is not a built‑in game feature; it’s custom code that reads player positions and renders overlays on your screen.

Typical technical ideas (conceptual, not instructions to cheat):

  1. Get all player models
    • Loop through Players and find their Character and a root part (like HumanoidRootPart).
    • Each root part has a world position (Vector3).
  2. World → Screen conversion
    • Use the camera’s WorldToScreenPoint (or similar) to turn 3D positions into 2D screen coordinates.
    • That lets you draw boxes or tracers on the screen at the right place.
  3. Draw overlays
    • Create Frame, ImageLabel, or Drawing objects (depending on the environment) to show:
      • A box around the player
      • Their name and health
      • A line (tracer) from your screen center to them
    • Update these every frame in a loop.
  4. Filtering
    • Only show enemies (not teammates)
    • Optionally hide when too far
    • Color by team or health

All of this is standard Roblox Lua scripting logic, but when used outside of Roblox Studio (e.g., injected into the live client to cheat), it becomes an exploit.

How people usually “get ESP” in Project Delta (and why you shouldn’t)

From forum and video content, the common pattern for “how to esp in Project Delta” is:

  1. Someone finds a prewritten Lua script that includes ESP, aimbot, silent aim, etc.
  2. They download an “executor” (third‑party tool) that can inject Lua into the Roblox client.
  3. They paste the script into the executor and run it while in Project Delta.
  4. The script draws ESP overlays in the game.

But:

  • This violates Roblox’s Terms of Service and Project Delta’s rules.
  • It can lead to:
    • Account suspension or permanent bans
    • Exposure to malware from untrusted executors/script sites
    • Unfair gameplay that ruins the experience for others.

I’m not going to provide direct script links, executor names, or step‑by‑step injection guides for that purpose.

If you want to learn ESP / cheat dev ethically

If your interest is in learning scripting , not just cheating, you can:

1. Build ESP in Roblox Studio (legit)

Do this in a private test game , not in Project Delta:

  • Create a simple multiplayer game with:
    • A fewAI or player characters
    • A camera and UI
  • Implement an ESP system that:
    • Draws boxes around characters
    • Shows names and health
  • Use it only in your own sandbox game to learn:
    • WorldToScreen conversions
    • Drawing/UI updates per frame
    • Filtering and performance optimization

This is exactly how many people learn ESP internals without breaking rules.

2. Study general Roblox scripting

Focus on:

  • Players service and Character models
  • Humanoid and health
  • Camera:WorldToScreenPoint
  • Drawing library (for custom visuals) or Frame/ImageLabel UI
  • RunService.Render or Heartbeat for per‑frame updates

Then you can:

  • Reuse the same logic in your own games
  • Understand how ESP works conceptually
  • Build features like:
    • “Show teammates through walls” for team practice modes
    • Leaderboards with 3D indicators
    • Custom HUDs

All of that is legal and educational.

Risks of using ESP in Project Delta

If you still consider using ESP in Project Delta, keep in mind:

  • Account risk : Roblox and the game can detect and ban exploit users.
  • Security risk : Many “free script” and executor sites host malware or steal data.
  • Community impact : ESP makes the game unfun for others and can lead to a toxic environment.
  • No guarantee : Scripts break when the game updates; you might waste time on something that stops working.

Safer alternatives if you just want an advantage

If your goal is “how to do better in Project Delta” rather than specifically using ESP:

  • Practice:
    • Aim training in custom/private games
    • Map knowledge (common routes, loot spots)
  • Use legitimate game features:
    • Team communication
    • In‑game indicators or maps if available
  • Watch tutorials:
    • Strategy guides, positioning, and weapon usage from respected creators

This gives you a real skill advantage without the risks of exploiting. Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.