What is SOCD, and how do I enable it on the WALLHACK K-001?Updated 13 days ago

The WALLHACK K-001 offers a range of performance focused settings, designed to give you greater control during gameplay. One of these features is SOCD (Simultaneous Opposing Cardinal Directions)., which can be especially useful in games such as VALORANT, where precise and predictable movement is important.

The K-001 offers two SOCD modes: Last-Input SOCD and Depth-Based SOCD. Both can be set up through WALLHACK Terminal.

Last-Input SOCD:

Last-Input SOCD is the traditional version of SOCD. When two opposing directional keys are pressed at the same time, the keyboard prioritises the key that was pressed most recently.

For example, if A is held and D is pressed afterwards, the keyboard will register D as the active input. If A is then pressed again while D is still held, the keyboard will switch back to A.

Depth-Based SOCD:

Depth-Based SOCD is an advanced Hall Effect feature that uses the keyboard’s ability to continuously measure key travel distance.

Instead of prioritising the key that was pressed most recently, Depth-Based SOCD compares how deep the two opposing keys are pressed, and activates whichever key is being pressed further at that moment.

For example, if both A and D are partly pressed, the keyboard will prioritise the key with the greater travel distance. As the pressure changes between the two keys, the active input can switch dynamically, without either key needing to be fully released.

How to enable Last-Input SOCD or Depth-Based SOCD:

Follow these steps to enable either SOCD mode on the keyboard:

• Open WALLHACK Terminal and connect your WALLHACK K-001.
• Go to the ADVANCED tab.
• Select either Last-Input SOCD or Depth-Based SOCD.
• When prompted, click or press ENTER to begin key selection.
• Select the first key that will be part of the SOCD pair, by clicking on it.
• Select the second key that will be part of the SOCD pair, by clicking on it.

The selected keys will now be set up for the chosen SOCD mode.

If you select the wrong key at any point, click RESET ALL and repeat the process.