bindings in config file

viktor89

Hey all

I am trying to achieve (what I thought would be relatively simple) jump-binding on mouse up/down as well as jump. I simply can't figure out where I could put such "extra" bindings - ie. which files to edit?

I read through this topic but I think it is outdated and does not apply anymore.

Can somebody in here be specific as to what I should write and in which files?

Thanks in advance !

Ixian

I don't believe anything can be bound double.

HOWEVER, you can queue up your jumps, if you press jump and hold it while in the air. Additionally, if you have trouble as a skulk walljumping, try holding control down - this way you dont stick to any surface.

Did this help?

IronHorse

viktor89 wrote: »

jump-binding on mouse up/down as well as jump.

I am confused as to what you're trying to accomplish?

BeigeAlert

Yea just fyi, you can't bunny hop in this game... if that's what you were after.

viktor89

IronHorse wrote: »

viktor89 wrote: »

jump-binding on mouse up/down as well as jump.

I am confused as to what you're trying to accomplish?

Sory, I ment:

jump-binding on mouse up/down as well as jump space.

BeigeAlert wrote: »

Yea just fyi, you can't bunny hop in this game... if that's what you were after.

Well, for skulks you can sort of bunny-hop on walls etc. So this is where MouseWheel-jump could be useful

viktor89

Ixian wrote: »

HOWEVER, you can queue up your jumps, if you press jump and hold it while in the air. Additionally, if you have trouble as a skulk walljumping, try holding control down - this way you dont stick to any surface.

Did this help?

It is the technique I am using for now, but coming from CSGO I am just so very used to jump being bound multiple places

RevanCorana

install this: https://autohotkey.com/
and create a text file with the following content:

Space::WheelDown

then rename the extension to .ahk instead of .txt and run it with autohotkey, done.

Nominous

RevanCorana wrote: »

install this: https://autohotkey.com/
and create a text file with the following content:

Space::WheelDown

then rename the extension to .ahk instead of .txt and run it with autohotkey, done.

You have it backwards. Technically, it would be this:

WheelUp::Space
WheelDown::Space

This isn't an ideal script, though. If you spam the mouse wheel fast enough, AutoHotkey will return an error due to #MaxHotkeysPerInterval. Try using this script instead.

viktor89

And autohotkey won't result in VAC ban?

Bicsum

Nope