Deadlock Triggerbot – Standard, Magnet & Ability Triggers
Understand Deadlock triggerbot modes, player hitbox checks, supported ability triggers and firing controls such as shot delay and maximum distance.
ESHub’s Deadlock cheat is Deadlock: Predator. This page focuses on firing automation; our aimbot guide covers general aim adjustment.
What Is a Deadlock Triggerbot?
A triggerbot automates firing when its conditions are met. Activation, target eligibility and timing are separate parts of that process: the feature must be active, the target must pass the relevant checks and the firing conditions must allow a response.
An overlay showing a target does not necessarily mean that target is eligible for a trigger. ESP & wallhack displays information, while triggerbot controls firing. Keeping those roles separate helps explain why a visible indicator and a firing response may differ.
Standard Triggerbot vs Magnet Triggerbot
🎯 Standard Mode
Standard mode fires when the crosshair is on a valid target. The targeting requirement is evaluated alongside options such as visibility, eligible hitboxes, shot delay and maximum distance.
This mode’s defining role is firing automation. General aim movement is a separate feature category.
🧲 Magnet Mode
Magnet mode adds an aim adjustment toward an eligible target before firing. Its configurable FOV describes the selection region, while smoothing concerns how the adjustment moves.
The magnet region is a targeting control, not the camera field of view. It also does not establish silent aim behavior.
Player, Ability & Soul Triggers
👤 Player Triggerbot
Player triggers work with eligible player hitboxes. Visibility-check support and a headshot-only option define additional targeting conditions. These filters concern eligibility rather than guaranteed outcomes.
✨ Ability Triggerbot
Ability triggers apply to supported abilities, with Haze’s Sleep Dagger listed as an example. Support must be checked for the specific ability; a general ability-trigger label does not cover every hero skill.
Explore Ability & Ultimate ESP →🔮 Soul Triggerbot
Soul triggers concern firing at supported soul entities. They have a different target category from player triggers. The dedicated soul guide explains entity targeting and its distinction from soul aim adjustment.
Read the Soul Targeting Guide →Triggerbot Hotkey, Shot Delay & Distance
Customizable hotkey: defines activation. Keep the trigger key distinct from menu controls and other feature keys to make the active input clear.
Shot delay: concerns the interval before a firing response. It is different from magnet smoothing, which concerns aim movement. Check how the menu defines when the delay starts and resets.
Maximum trigger distance: limits eligible targeting range. A target may appear in a visual overlay while falling outside the trigger range.
For organizing keybinds and saved settings, use the Deadlock Config & Settings Guide. For general target selection and aim movement, see Deadlock Aimbot.
Triggerbot vs Silent Aim & Auto Parry
Silent Aim & pSilent concerns shot targeting. Triggerbot concerns when firing is requested. Magnet mode adding aim movement does not make it equivalent to silent aim.
Auto Parry concerns defensive responses to supported incoming attacks. It is a separate feature from player or ability firing automation.
Explore ESHub’s Deadlock: Predator
Use the product page for the current feature set, supported options, system requirements and subscription choices. Our Deadlock category and complete guide connect the product with its other feature areas.
Compatibility & Account Risk
Updates can affect feature compatibility. Visibility checks, shot delays and other controls do not guarantee account safety. Unauthorized multiplayer software carries ban risk. A temporary spoofer has a separate purpose and its own compatibility requirements.