Deadlock Scripts & Auto Parry Guides
Auto Parry, hero combos, movement and scripts: explore what each feature does.
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Understanding scripts & auto parry
Auto Parry, hero combos, macros and movement features often appear together on Deadlock cheat pages. This collection gives those terms a clear starting point. Read the scripts glossary for an overview, or open the Auto Parry guide if that is the feature you came to explore.
A key binding, a repeated sequence and an automatic response describe different ways an action can happen. With a binding, the focus is on the control assigned to an action. A macro usually refers to a sequence of inputs. Automation can also describe software responding to an event. Our glossary explains these distinctions so you can read feature descriptions with a better idea of what each label means.
Auto Parry has its own guide because it relates to a specific mechanic. The article introduces the feature's terminology, its connection to melee timing and the role of game updates. If you are reading about a change to parry behavior, check the dated source linked in the guide for the game context behind the explanation.
Hero combos are another part of the automation vocabulary. When browsing a product page, look for which heroes and actions the description covers and how the provider groups those functions. Cluster advertises Combo for All Heroes and Auto Parry alongside configurable aim, WallHack and Souls Aimbot. The Cluster placement inside articles takes you to its Deadlock software page for the current product details.
Not every setup question belongs in the same category. Aim tracking and firing terminology are covered in the aimbot collection. Player overlays and radar belong under ESP and WallHack. If your question starts with a recent game patch, the updates collection is a useful next stop.
Use the guides below as a glossary you can return to while comparing features. Each article has a contents list, related reading and links to its sources, so you can open the section you need and keep exploring from there.