PC input table

This table describes the PC inputs in the early October guides and original walkthroughs for the tag experience covered here. The Roblox experience description itself is simply RUN!!; it is not a developer-published keybind table.

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Action Documented PC input What to expect and where the limit is
Move W, A, S, D Speed builds gradually; releasing a movement key is not an immediate stop.
Left/right dash A or D with Space GAMES.GG lists Space while holding a side direction. ItzVexo demonstrates a direction change followed by Space while moving with W.
Instant stop Alt Stops movement instead of waiting for normal deceleration.
Interact E GAMES.GG describes E near a downed Runner for a teammate revive.

For a first exercise, use the left/right dash drill. Keyboard timing is easier to learn as a short sequence than as a list of keys.

Does dash only work sideways?

The written beginner guides say lateral only. The original videos give a broader account: Shano Bangz describes left/right drills followed by a backward dodge, while Chrisu describes direction changes in multiple directions. These sources do not support a universal prohibition on backward movement.

The table therefore gives the documented sideways starting exercise. It does not promise that every directional combination, camera angle or later build follows one fixed timing rule.

Shift Lock and the word Slide

In CHALLS’s 5 October recording at 2:54–3:05, the creator suggests enabling Shift Lock and immediately retracts it because the option is not enabled in that game. That is a dated observation, not a guarantee about every later client.

The word slide also appears in descriptions of momentum: you drift slightly after releasing movement. That does not establish a separate C-to-Slide action for this experience.

The official description of Ve3’s different Huss Valley, Place 112568283214131, does list Slide: C, Shiftlock: Left Control, Ability: Q, and other actions. Those belong to that experience. The name and creator check prevents a valid table for one game becoming a misleading table for another.

Touch and controller scope

The original records used here establish a PC exercise. They do not provide a verified touch-button layout or a controller map for Place 107535308163741. A mobile tutorial title alone cannot establish which button is pressed, and Ve3’s published controller bindings cannot fill that gap.

If your device displays a different action prompt, identify the game by its creator and Place ID first. Use the prompt for that client; do not treat this PC table as a controller translation. This page does not claim that an undocumented device is unsupported.

A key press is not the whole movement

If a dash barely moves you, the momentum explanation matters more than repeating Space. Build speed, choose the direction, and watch the displacement. Alt changes that state by stopping you; restarting afterward means building speed again.

Huss Valley controls guide preview with Roblox players on a green field and a tips title.Open source
HUSS VALLEY GUIDE! (Pro Tips & Tricks) ROBLOXItzVexo ·

ItzVexo’s original guide cover identifies the linked PC walkthrough. The cover itself does not establish the bindings in the table.

Sources and dates

Source records checked 12 Oct 2026. Recording dates describe those recordings; they are not a new game update or a claim of firsthand testing.