XVM Config by Bones for World of Tanks

xvm config by bones
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  • Updated for WoT 1.3.0.0

Bones’ config for eXtended Visualization Mod (XVM) packs the battlefield data into a compact HUD, so you can keep your eyes on the fight instead of hunting for readouts. It uses dynamic view range circles and customizable coloration to separate allied and enemy tanks at a glance, while still leaving the WN8 calculator within easy reach for quick performance checks.

A lot of tankers treat Bones’ config as a quiet must-have in their mod folders. Some players still prefer XVM’s web configurator when they want to build a custom HUD from scratch, but this package is for everyone who wants a ready-made setup.

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How to install

If you download the WN8 config variant, you can skip installing XVM separately because the archive already includes the required XVM files.

  • First, click the download link to save the XVM config archive to your computer.
  • Next, unpack the archive into your World of Tanks game directory. The typical path looks like C:GamesWorld_of_Tanksmods.
  • Finally, PROFIT!

If you chose the version with stat support, log in to the XVM website and register before your first battle.

How to enable XVM Stats

Follow the steps on that page to register and activate your account. You do NOT need to use the “Enable Statistics in the Configuration File” step (step #1), since this configuration already has statistics enabled by default.

How to install



Comments (2)

  • Ванкист_777:
    I still had to go into the config file and turn statistics on manually before my in-game WN8 would actually show up.
    • Admin:
      The statistics setting in the downloaded configuration file is active by default, meaning the game client simply ignored the data until the network token on the official website was activated.

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