Don't want to configure the cheat manually — grab a ready-made config. 4 cloud presets, same core features, different visual styles. Install in one click via Cloud → Add By Code.
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A unified color scheme by code, ability radii matched to skill and skin colors, a reworked HUD: the shop is more compact, the map is larger. Net worth, items and the procast calculator show up on a bind — only what you need on screen, no visual clutter.
Auto-dodge is tuned individually per hero and item, where it actually matters — so it doesn't ruin and doesn't waste cooldowns. Turn it on and forget it: the config handles the key skillshots itself.
Combos are built per hero: item and ability priorities are set for optimal use. Delays between casts are tuned for the safety/speed balance — the sequence fires fast but doesn't look obvious.
The config's key feature. The first screenshot is our premium config with a 79% share of all creeps; the other previews are different private and free builds for comparison. How many creeps to take is adjustable in the settings.
From the plain Dota menu to a stylish custom one with animation and a video background. It comes together with the config — nothing to set up separately.
In the Default version delays are set on every function — none of them is disabled. The config works fast yet safely against Valve anti-cheat and Overwatch review: everything is dialed in down to fine details like the illusion controller. If you need maximum speed, there is Rage — see the comparison below.
The premium config comes in two versions. Default ($2.99) is the main one: scripts respond with a delay close to a real player’s reaction. Rage ($3.49) is the same build with trimmed delays, so the auto-disabler fires noticeably earlier. Below are the same situations in both versions. The video is slowed down 2×, and the timer in the corner counts the time from the enemy’s appearance to the script’s response.
Axe blinks onto Lion to land Berserker’s Call. The auto-disabler sees the jump and casts Hex on its own. Call has a 0.4 s cast point: in Rage the hex lands first even if Axe presses Call right after the blink. In Default almost half a second passes between the jump and the hex.
Different threat, same logic: Spectre appears right next to Lion, and the script responds without any input from the player. The gap is even bigger than with Axe — in Rage the response comes almost twice as fast.
Rage is not for your main account in ranked. When a hero keeps responding in a third of a second, it shows in the replay — and Overwatch reviewers watch exactly that. Umbrella’s documentation recommends an extra delay of 0.15–0.30 s for the auto-disabler: go lower and the chance of landing in Overwatch rises. Play ranked on your main with Default and keep Rage for Turbo and smurfs. Both are paid via the same link: pick Default or Rage on the DigiSeller page, and you get the archive for that version with instructions.
Free cloud configs are stored in Umbrella's cloud, not on your drive. This is part of the protection — when the client is scanned there are no traces of cheat settings. The premium config works differently: it arrives as an archive of files that go into the cheat root, following the instructions inside. More on protection — Spoofer page.
Choose from four presets with different interface styles. The core cheat content is identical across all — all 32 modules are enabled, scripts, Skin Changer and spoofer work the same way. Only the visual appearance of the menu differs.
| # | Style | Config code |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Preset #1 | 67beb2e2d7a8fa78de2102a5 |
| 2 | Preset #2 | 67beb456d7a8fa78de2102aa |
| 3 | Preset #3 | 67beb594d7a8fa78de2102ae |
| 4 | Preset #4 | 67beb6c1d7a8fa78de2102af |
| 5 | Trix preset | 670c2e0fd7a8fa78de1f4712 |
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| Action | Key |
|---|---|
| Combo (all heroes) | Mouse4 |
| Creep blocker | 4 |
| Open Overplus overlay | 0 |
| Dodger menu | K |
| Auto-kill with abilities | O |
| Auto-last-hit creeps | V |
| Items panel | hold CTRL |
Any hotkey can be rebound in the settings. Save to the cloud — settings will load in the next session and on a different PC.
If the base presets aren't enough — configure each module individually: Map Hack shows only what you select; Combo Builder is assembled per hero; Dodger is enabled only for specific skillshots.
Buyers of the 15 / 30 day plan get priority support — write to support with your hero and playstyle, and we'll help you tune the modules.
The free 4 presets are the base content with different menu styling. The premium config is hand-tuned for the current meta: dialed-in combos, dodger, last-hit and procast presets. It comes in two versions: Default at $2.99 and Rage at $3.49, and you pick one on the checkout page. It's a one-time purchase with no subscription — after payment you get an archive and place the files into the cheat root.
Same content, different delays. In Default scripts react in about 0.5–0.65 s, like an attentive player. In Rage the delays are trimmed, and the same auto-disabler fires in 0.33–0.37 s. See the video comparison in the “Default or Rage” block.
Nobody can give guarantees here, but Rage carries more risk: responses that fast are easy to spot in a replay, and Overwatch reviewers watch replays. For ranked on your main account use Default; Rage is for Turbo, unranked matches and spare accounts.
No, a ready-made config sets everything up for you. Just load it via Cloud → Add By Code and click Load.
Only the visual style and accent layout. Functions (modules, scripts, skins) are the same across all presets.
Open the Umbrella menu, go to Cloud → Configs → select another → Load. The config switches without restarting Dota.
Ready-made configs don’t need it: the free presets load from the cloud, and the premium one comes as an archive with instructions. If you’re adding a third-party script (.lua), put it in the scripts folder inside the Umbrella folder. Then open the cheat menu with Insert, set “Enable Scripts” to “Clientside” and press the reload key — the script will appear in the “Scripts” category.
No need to spend an hour setting up every bind. Import a ready-made Cloud config and play immediately — settings are already dialed in.