Hotkeys

Window, not overlay tree

This is not a GTA-style numpad trainer. Binds belong to the Xeno window if your build shows them.

Conflicts

Discord and GPU overlays steal execute. Settings.

This chapter records that Xeno 1.3.6.0 is a windowed workspace, not an in-game overlay tree like a GTA trainer. Hotkeys, if present in your build, belong to that window: execute, attach, clear — not a numpad over the 3D world.

We do not publish a stolen keybind table from another executor. If your build shows shortcuts in Settings, those strings win over this page. Settings is the preference list we document schematically.

Conflicting binds with the client, Discord overlay, or NVIDIA overlay look like “execute did nothing”. Release the overlay first.

There is no “press F to win Robux” bind. Pages that sell that next to the Xeno name are not this ZIP.

Accessibility: Tab order in a desktop window is a Windows concern. We will not ship a third-party remapper as part of 1.3.6.0 docs.

If you need the attach sequence rather than keys, use tutorial. Keys do not replace a supported client.

Window shortcuts, not a trainer overlay

Kiddions-style numpad trees belong to a different product class. Xeno 1.3.6.0 is a windowed workspace. If your build exposes binds, they belong to that window while it is focused. This page will not invent a default keymap that fights your copy of the ZIP. Settings in the running build win.

Discord overlay, GeForce overlay, and Xbox Game Bar steal keystrokes you thought were Execute. Disable those overlays when you are debugging “hotkey dead”. That is not a registry hack and not an AV exclusion ritual. It is focus.

In-experience binds you mapped in Roblox are not Xeno hotkeys. Mixing the two sentences in a bug report wastes everyone’s time. Say whether the Xeno window was focused. Say whether attach was ready. Then mention the key.

We will not publish a “hold this to hide from screenshot” bind, a panic key that kills processes, or an undocumented debug chord. If a YouTube overlay shows one, it is that video’s build, not this documentation.

If you never see a hotkey row, use the buttons. The schematic homepage is a map of Attach, Execute, Hub, Multi-attach, Autoexec, Clients, Settings, Clear — not a promise that every label is a global hotkey. Settings, tutorial.