Deadlock Cheats for Beginners – Features, Menus & First Checks
New to the terminology? Learn how aim features, ESP, radar and automation differ, and how to read a menu without confusing their controls.
ESHub’s Deadlock cheat is Deadlock: Predator. This beginner guide provides a reading path through the feature pages. Visit the main Deadlock guide for the complete overview.
Start With the Feature Categories
Read the menu by function. Aim features concern aiming; visual features display information; trigger features concern firing activation; movement and parry features automate specific actions. A control in one group does not automatically enable another group.
The descriptions below explain the categories. Check the current Predator listing and menu for exact availability, requirements and supported options.
Deadlock Feature Types at a Glance
🎯 Aiming Features
Aimbot concerns target selection and aim adjustment. Silent Aim describes a different aiming behavior. Start with Aimbot, then read Silent Aim for that distinction.
👁️ ESP & Radar
ESP places supported labels or markers in the main view. Radar organizes positions in a map-style display. Compare ESP & Wallhack with Radar.
⚡ Trigger & Recoil
Triggerbot concerns when firing activates. Recoil control concerns compensation during firing. Their roles are explained in Triggerbot and No Recoil & RCS.
🛡️ Action Automation
Parry and movement features have their own conditions. Read Auto Parry, Auto Dash Jump and Movement Features separately.
Menu Terms Beginners Often Mix Up
- Enabled vs active: an enabled feature may still require a key, valid target or other condition.
- Hold vs toggle: hold requires a pressed input; toggle changes a state.
- FOV: an aiming selection area and the camera’s field of view are different controls. Read the label in context.
- Smoothing: governs an aim transition; it is separate from recoil strength.
- Visibility check: a targeting condition is different from a visible-only display filter.
- Profile: a saved group of supported settings; selecting it may require a separate load action.
The Config & Settings Guide covers saving, importing and reviewing profiles.
A Beginner’s Guide Reading Order
- Review the current product requirements and product status.
- Read the Safety & Safe Mode guide to understand account risk and status claims.
- Learn the feature categories above before reading individual settings.
- Read Config & Settings for profiles and keybind organization.
- Open the guide for the specific feature you are trying to understand.
For soul-related features, distinguish Soul Aimbot & Triggerbot from World ESP: targeting an entity and displaying its information are different functions.
First Checks When Something Seems Missing
Check the active profile, feature toggle, assigned key and activation conditions. Confirm whether the control belongs to player visuals, world visuals or another menu group. A radar icon does not imply that a player label or cooldown display is also enabled.
If the entire menu is unavailable, use Cheat Menu Not Opening. If only one setting is affected, note its name and the visible behavior for support rather than replacing files or changing unrelated system settings.
Access, Components & Account Risk
A license duration, an external or internal component and a spoofer describe different parts of an offer. Use Free vs Paid for access terms and External vs Internal for component terminology.
Unauthorized multiplayer software carries account risk. Safe Mode and a spoofer do not guarantee protection from bans. The Temporary Spoofer listing has separate requirements; check inclusion against your selected product.
Explore ESHub’s Deadlock: Predator
Read the current Predator listing for feature availability, requirements and access terms. Use the status page for current product notices and the main Deadlock guide for the broader feature overview.