FogScout

FogTranslate

Map overlay

Shows the callout map of the map you are on, right when the match starts.

Download Fog Scout

Windows installer from the latest GitHub release

Looking for chat translation? Fog Translate →

Live chat translation

Translates the Dead by Daylight chat while you play, from any script.

Download Fog Translate

Windows installer from the latest GitHub release

Looking for callout maps? Fog Scout →
Dead by Daylight match on Rotten Fields. Fog Scout shows the callout map with the round timer at the left edge and system values at the right edge. Dead by Daylight match on Dead Dawg Saloon with the Fog Scout callout map at the left edge. Dead by Daylight match on Greenville Square from the survivor's view. Fog Scout shows the callout map with the round timer at the left edge and system values at the right edge. Dead by Daylight match on Groaning Storehouse I from the killer's view. Fog Scout shows the callout map with the round timer at the left edge and system values, today's rounds and the current track at the right edge.

Map name and round timerThe realm, the map Fog Scout recognised and the running time of the round.

Server regionChoose which regions you connect to and see the game server you are on.

Recording with OBSStarts and labels recordings per match, with a clip editor for the highlights.

Automatic callout maps56 map pictures, layouts like Coal Tower II told apart, in a click-through window.

System valuesCPU and GPU temperature and load, VRAM and RAM in use.

Today's roundsRounds played today, the time spent in them and the clock.

Map on display: Rotten Fields
The marks explain each part of the overlay. The replay is acted out on the screenshot. Fog Scout in custom games at 3440×1440. The game runs in 16:9 here, so the map sits in the black bar next to the picture.
Left: test messages in a custom game, each with its language tag and the original below. Right: the "Service" tab of the window, with request counter and cost estimate at the bottom.

How it works

When a match starts, Fog Scout reads the map name at the bottom left of the screen and puts the matching callout map on top of the game. After the round the map goes away again.

Text recognition runs on your PC. Map detection and the overlay open no internet connection.

Not signed: SmartScreen shows "More info", then "Run anyway". Asks for administrator rights once. Set DBD to Windowed Fullscreen.

Detection, measured

map pictures in English and German, 720p to 4K and ultrawide, all correct
112/112
false alarms on 319 screens without a banner
0
of 120 unknown map names assigned to a wrong map
0
per picture at 1440p
≈0.1 s

Tested with real screenshots and rebuilt banners on real game backgrounds. Synthetic tests do not replace a real round.

What it does

  • Automatic callout maps56 map pictures, layouts like Coal Tower II told apart, in a click-through window. See the six map styles →
  • Server regionChoose which regions you connect to and see the game server you are on.
  • Match statisticsRole, killer, kills, escapes and bloodpoints per round, kept on your PC.
  • Recording with OBSStarts and labels recordings per match, with a clip editor for the highlights.
  • Discord and SpotifyOptional: show map and role as Discord status, see your Spotify queue.
  • Detects the game languageMap names in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Turkish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Fog Scout spots the game language by itself.
  • Seven languagesThe app in German, English, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Follows the Windows language, switchable in the settings.

Arrange the overlay

Drag the parts to where you want them, or move the chosen part with the arrow keys. In the app you do this on the Overlay page.

 

What it does

Translates the Dead by Daylight chat while you play. It reads any script, including Cyrillic, Korean, Japanese and Chinese, and shows the translation in a small click-through window on top of the game.

A standalone program. It runs next to Fog Scout or without it.

Not signed: SmartScreen shows "More info", then "Run anyway". No administrator rights needed.

Try it

Fog Translate

  1. Thanks for getting me off the hook
  2. Sorry, I was lagging the whole match
  3. gg, that was close at the end
  4. That last chase was amazing
  5. Thanks for doing the generators with me
  6. Good game, one more?
  7. Well played, you got me at the gate
  8. Good game, thanks for the fair match

Game chat

    Pick the language of the next chat message:

    Prepared sentences, replayed in your browser. Nothing is sent to a service here.

    How it works

    1. Mark the chat area once. Drag a box around the chat. The area is stored relative to the game window, so it survives a different window size.
    2. Press Start. The program looks at that area twice a second and only reacts when the text has changed.
    3. Read the translation. Language, name, translation and the original in small print appear in the overlay and fade after 25 seconds.

    Pick a service

    ServiceYou needCostYour data
    ClaudeAPI keyabout 1 cent per request or lesssent to Anthropic
    Geminifree API keyfree tiersent to Google
    Ollamalocal vision model, GPU with 8 GB or morefreestays on your PC

    The picture sent to a service can show other players' names and messages. API keys are stored encrypted with Windows DPAPI.

    Fair play

    Built to stay out of the game

    Both tools were designed around one rule: do not interact with Dead by Daylight. They are still unofficial. Behaviour Interactive has not approved map overlays or region tools, so you use them at your own risk.

    • ReadsScreen pixels, the way OBS or Discord screen sharing does, and window information.
    • NeverKeyboard or mouse input to the game, or any automation of game actions.
    • NeverAccess to the game process: no memory reading, no injection.
    • NeverReading or changing game files.
    • NeverHidden information. The callout map is a static community map, with no generators or positions.
    • ChangesOnly if you use the server region feature: the Windows hosts file, which "Allow all" puts back.