SNIPER MODE
#1
Hello, I was thinking about the people without the R.A.T. mouse that dont have a "Sniper Mode" button to lower DPI when in scope.So I came up with this.
=======People Using Arrow Keys=========
alias rm [ sensitivity 5 ] //normal mode
alias sm [ sensitivity 1 ] //sniper mode
bind "Return" [rm]   //push Enter to exit sniper mode
bind "RSHIFT" [sm] //push Right Shift to enter sniper mode

=======People Using W,A,S,D============
alias rm [ sensitivity 5 ] //normal mode
alias sm [ sensitivity 1 ] //sniper mode
bind "Z" [rm] //push Z to exit sniper mode
bind "F" [sm] //push F to enter sniper mode
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Add the correct code (for the keys that you use) to autoexec.cfg.
Feel free to comment, on improvements.
YOU CAN USE THIS CODE FREELY AND MAKE ANY CHANGES!

Hope you like it :)
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#2
scopesensscale 0.2
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#3
I WAS ON THE IRC AND THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT THAT BUT NOBODY WOULD TELL ME ABOUT IT!! DO i just add that to autoexec.cfg?
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#4
You left before I could finish typing it!
scopesensscale is a hard-coded ident which sets your mouse sensitivity to change a specified percent automatically when you scope. Thus, putting this in autoexec.cfg
scopesensscale 0.2
has the same effect as the script you just posted, except it doesn't use any aliases or keys to accomplish the sensitivity change. :D HTH
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(01 Feb 11, 07:43AM)V-Man Wrote: You left before I could finish typing it!
scopesensscale is a hard-coded ident which sets your mouse sensitivity to change a specified percent automatically when you scope. Thus, putting this in autoexec.cfg
scopesensscale 0.2
has the same effect as the script you just posted, except it doesn't use any aliases or keys to accomplish the sensitivity change. :D HTH

OH lol sorry...well I tried..and I was proud of myself because it was my first script that worked like i wanted it too
I changed mine to scopesensscale 0.1
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#6
thanks man, now i can finally snipe.
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#7
using =)
pretty good configs dude
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(01 Feb 11, 02:29PM)Vermi Wrote: thanks man, now i can finally snipe.
(01 Feb 11, 02:34PM)ph4ntom Wrote: using =)
pretty good configs dude
No problem.


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#9
You should look in resetbinds.cfg before you destroy edit binds ^^
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#10
Lol couldnt you streamline the post and just type it once with a comment about what to put for the bind instead of two codeboxes? It does the same thing :) (I understand though that noobs like me like to be lazy and just straight copy/paste) Also gibstick is that just to change the settings (in this case binds) based on mode/map like bukz's script?
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#11
When you only need an edit bind and a non-edit bind, then
bind KEY [ if $editing [what to do when editing] [what to do when not editing] ]

For newbies, it's easier to copy-paste the bind from resetbinds.cfg and modify it from there. It's also impossible to memorize all the editing binds.
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#12
well i only use 5 and use the console and scroll wheel for everything else. O.o
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