Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers on how to use SKREVO, anti-cheat safety, and key setup.
Can I configure my own custom hotkeys and binds?
Yes. In the Settings tab, you can customize your Master Toggle Key (default F5), Crosshair Overlay Toggle (default F10), Ghost Stealth Key (default F9), Primary Edit Key (default F), Secondary Select Bind (default P), and Hold-To-Float Key (default V or Middle Mouse).
How does Drag Editing work without manual clicking?
By setting your secondary Select Building Edit bind in Fortnite to P, SKREVO automatically holds down P the moment you hold your primary edit key (F). Any tile your crosshair sweeps across is selected automatically. Releasing your edit key releases P, and Fortnite's native Confirm Edit on Release completes the edit.
Will I get banned for using SKREVO?
SKREVO does not inject code, attach debuggers, read game memory, or modify game files. It runs in user-space, dispatching low-level DirectInput keyboard scancodes identical to physical keyboard strokes. Anti-cheats such as BattlEye and Easy Anti-Cheat monitor memory manipulation, DLL injection, and kernel hooks—none of which SKREVO performs.
How does Free Access work? Is it a one-time trial?
It is 100% free access in 48-hour cycles. You can hold 1 active key at a time. The moment your key expires, simply run /freekey in our Discord server to generate a fresh key immediately. You can regenerate as many times as you want.
Does SKREVO remember my key when I close the app?
Yes. SKREVO stores your license in persistent user AppData and synchronizes directly with MongoDB Atlas by hardware fingerprint (HWID). Your active key is remembered across restarts, PC reboots, and app updates until its expiration timestamp.
Why is linking Discord required to use the macro engine?
Linking your Discord account syncs your desktop license with the SKREVO Discord bot. This enables self-service HWID resets (/resethwid) and automated renewals through the bot.