Aion 2 flight markers and faction filters explained
Understand aerial target ESP, altitude, wing state and faction filters without confusing markers with automated movement.
Read height alongside the target label
Aerial target ESP, flight path markers, altitude readout and glide or wing state are listed in our Aion 2 Cheats toolkit. They describe the information drawn around flight. A path marker is not evidence of automatic travel, teleportation or unlimited flight, and none of those movement features is included in this product description.
Read altitude and flight state together. Altitude helps you distinguish a target above the camera from one on the ground. Flight state tells you whether that target is flying or grounded. The ESP and radar comparison explains the difference between those labels and a position on a flat map.
The archived flight-power discussion concerns resource management rather than movement automation. Read it as dated community advice; the marker feature list does not validate every gameplay claim.
Separate display filters from aim exclusions
Player ESP includes faction labels for Elyos, Asmodian and Balaur. The aim settings have separate options for excluding a friendly faction, your party or your alliance. Labels change the information you see. Exclusions change which targets the aim assist can select.
Before choosing an aim configuration, read the soft aim control guide. Confirm the current build and menu behavior before relying on a saved profile. Markers and exclusions do not establish an outcome in aerial combat or permission to use third-party software.
For an archived question on this topic, read the original discussion. Archived claims do not establish current compatibility or functionality.
Review features and requirements
Check altitude and faction options alongside the other player ESP controls.