Independent, unofficial community project. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, associated with, or approved by Valve Corporation.
Threat HUD for Deadlock
A Panorama HUD modification with a companion Windows application for player statistics, ranks, reactions, S15-based lane guidance and current-match information.
Threat HUD Bridge handles installation and activation, supplies supported data to the in-game interface, and provides separate Match, History, Reactions and Log tabs together with per-module controls.
Current release
Overview
The project consists of an in-game Panorama interface and a separate desktop companion. The desktop application manages the mod and handles the supported data used by Threat HUD.
The in-game interface adds contextual information to the existing Deadlock HUD without using a DLL injector or reading game process memory.
The Windows application installs and activates the mod, monitors its runtime state and provides current-match information outside the game HUD.
Features
The table describes the current feature set without implying permanent availability after future Deadlock or third-party service updates.
| Feature | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Player statistics | In-game HUD | Displays supported player and hero performance information directly in the Panorama interface. |
| Player ranks | In-game HUD | Adds available rank information to the player presentation used by Threat HUD. |
| Lane Advisor | In-game HUD |
Compares five valid opening lane states for the local player using historical S15
soul-difference estimates and match counts for exact 2v2 hero matchups.
The option with the highest available S15 is recommended and highlighted in purple.
How the calculation works
|
| Player reactions | HUD + Bridge | Stores private like or dislike notes and displays the saved reaction when the player is encountered again. |
| Lane WR / S15 columns | Bridge Match tab | Shows historical WR and S15 values for the current lane entries. This is separate from Lane Advisor and describes how the displayed lane has historically performed. |
| Current match view | Bridge | Shows available current-match damage together with lifetime hero statistics for allies and enemies, including lane context columns in the updated layout. |
| Match History | Bridge | Saves match entries with result status and lets you open information that was captured while the match was in progress. |
| Module toggles | Bridge | Lets you enable or disable supported modules such as Winrate, Rank, Adviser and Hero Damage independently. |
| Mod management | Bridge | Installs, activates, deactivates and uninstalls Threat HUD from the desktop application. |
In-game player cards
Threat HUD adds supported rank, win-rate and current-match values to the player cards. Private reactions are also shown when a saved player is encountered again.
Lane Advisor
Lane Advisor compares staying in the current lane with four valid swaps involving allies from
the other two duo lanes. It optimizes only the local player's future lane.
Each panel shows the average soul difference at minute 15 (S15), with the historical
match count underneath.
Purple marks the recommendation.
The purple panel marks the option with the highest available S15.
The color is a recommendation marker, not a win probability or confidence percentage.
S15; the count below is the historical sample size. Purple marks the recommended option.Bridge Match tab
The updated main Bridge window now shows a dedicated service-status area and individual module states.
In the Match tab, the allies table also includes lane-specific WR and S15
context for the current lineup.
BEST recommendation
Bridge History tab
Threat HUD Bridge now includes a History tab that stores match entries and shows their recorded result. Saved entries are intended to preserve the information that was available while the match was active.
Bridge reactions tab
Threat HUD Bridge keeps the reaction history on the local computer and provides a dedicated table with reaction type, saved date, pagination, refresh and delete controls.
Desktop application
Bridge is the central control point for the mod. Its interface intentionally stays close to a conventional desktop utility: status first, explicit controls and separate tabs for Match, History, Reactions and Log.
The updated window also exposes service-status indicators, per-module states and lane-context statistics in the Match tab. Once the mod is installed and active, the management controls change to Uninstall mod and Deactivate mod, making the current state visible without relying on hidden configuration files.
Installation
No manual VPK copying is required for the current installation flow.
Download the current ThreatHudBridge.exe release for Windows x64.
Open the application and wait until its initial status checks are complete.
Bridge places the required mod files in the appropriate Deadlock installation.
Activate Threat HUD from the same application, then launch or return to Deadlock.
Compatibility
Threat HUD has been tested alongside the current version of Top Bar Plus. During that practical test, both Panorama modifications operated simultaneously without a visible conflict.
This describes the tested versions only. Compatibility can change after an update to Deadlock, Threat HUD or Top Bar Plus.
Technical information
These statements describe how the current version is built. They are not a Valve endorsement, an anti-cheat ruling or a permanent compatibility guarantee.
FAQ
Answers are limited to the current project implementation and tested behavior.
No. Deadlock Threat HUD is an independent, unofficial community project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, associated with, or approved by Valve Corporation.
Download and run Threat HUD Bridge, click Install mod, then click Activate mod. The current process does not require manually copying a VPK.
Bridge manages installation and activation, retrieves supported player and match information, supplies data used by the Panorama HUD and provides reaction and diagnostic views.
The current implementation does neither. It uses Panorama interface files and a separate Windows companion application.
The current tested versions operated together without a visible conflict. This can change after an update to Deadlock or either modification.
Reactions are stored locally by Threat HUD Bridge and can be reviewed or deleted from its Reactions tab.
Lane Advisor compares five possible opening lane states using S15 and historical match
counts, then highlights the recommended option in purple. The separate WR and S15
columns in Bridge's Match tab describe the current lane lineups; they are not the advisor's swap recommendations.
Yes. The updated Bridge window lets you control supported modules individually, including Winrate, Rank, Adviser and Hero Damage.
The History tab stores match entries together with timestamps and recorded results, and it is intended to preserve information that was available while those matches were active.
Open Threat HUD Bridge and use Deactivate mod to turn it off or Uninstall mod to remove the installed mod files.
Community
If you have questions about how Threat HUD works or suggestions for improving the mod, join the project Discord server.
Download
Windows x64 single-file application. Installation and activation controls are included in the main window.