[shadowblade34]

This is t those genius' who made the "press and hold" zooming, how about making the same code plus adding one thak would hake you walk when you do zoom, so you can be from being accurate but slower

This post has been edited by shadowblade34: 01 June 2010 - 09:50 AM

[mitsubishi]

wat?

[shadowblade34]

mitsubishi, on 01 June 2010 - 09:37 AM, said:

wat?

when ya zoom, ya walk, so you are more accurate. saves pressing multiple buttons at once, ya get is now?

[|it|Nexu]

I was trying out your idea on my config. Needless to say i didn't wanted to spend lots of time to mutilate my config to get this working.

//[  field of view toggle  ]
seta cf.-fovcrosshair       "cg_drawcrosshair 11; cg_crosshairsize 2"
seta cf.-fovhands           "cg_drawhands 0"
seta cf.-fovsens            "sensitivity 0.970"
seta cf.-fov                "cg_fov 90;  vstr cf.-fovcrosshair; vstr cf.-fovhands; vstr cf.-fovsens"
seta cf.+fovcrosshair       "cg_drawcrosshair 8; cg_crosshairsize 16"
seta cf.+fovhands           "cg_drawhands 1"
seta cf.+fovsens            "sensitivity 0.935"
seta cf.+fov                "cg_fov 110; vstr cf.+fovcrosshair; vstr cf.+fovhands; vstr cf.+fovsens"
// ^^ adjust the proper sensitivity and crosshair color/size for your hardware and preferences

//[  zoom/fov- toggle  ]
seta cf.zoomin              "vstr cf.-fov;  ut_zoomin;      vstr cf.+speed;  set cf.zoom vstr cf.zoomout" //<<-- code added here from your idea
seta cf.zoomout             "vstr cf.+fov;  ut_zoomout;     vstr cf.+speed;  set cf.zoom vstr cf.zoomin" //<<-- code added here from your idea
seta cf.zoomreset           "vstr cf.+fov;  ut_zoomreset;   vstr cf.-speed;  set cf.zoom vstr cf.zoomin" //<<-- code added here from your idea
seta cf.zoom                "vstr cf.zoomin"

//[  walk toggle  ]
seta cf.+speed              "vstr cf.-button8; +speed; set cf.speed vstr cf.-speed; ut_echo ^7>^4>>^7 Walk >>^4>>"
seta cf.-speed              "                  -speed; set cf.speed vstr cf.+speed"
seta cf.speed               "vstr cf.+speed"
//[  crouch toggle  ]
seta cf.+movedown           "+movedown; vstr cf.msgbankcrouch; set cf.movedown vstr cf.-movedown"
seta cf.-movedown           "-movedown; vstr cf.msgbanknormal; set cf.movedown vstr cf.+movedown"
seta cf.movedown            "vstr cf.+movedown"
//[  sprint toggle  ]
seta cf.+button8            "vstr cf.-movedown; vstr cf.-speed; +button8; vstr cf.msgbanksprint; set cf.button8 vstr cf.-button8"
seta cf.-button8            "                                   -button8; vstr cf.msgbanknormal; set cf.button8 vstr cf.+button8"
seta cf.button8             "vstr cf.+button8"

Reason i had to include so much unrelated scripts is because the movement and stances needs to be managed by a script or you will stuck in walk mode, or some other odd behavior.
Also the zoom script is integrated with the FOV script.

Here are bindings example:

bind ALT                    "+vstr cf.+movedown cf.-movedown"  // crouch [h-toggle]
bind SHIFT                  "vstr cf.speed"                    // run / walk [toggle]
bind SPACE                  "+vstr cf.+button8 cf.-button8"    // sprint [h-toggle]

bind MOUSE4                 "+vstr cf.zoomin cf.zoomout"       // zoom weapon [h-toggle]

Spoiler

Additional script if you want to make use of the stance-based-radio the script above supports:

//[  radio bank toggle  ]
seta cf.radio45             "ut_radio 4 5 ^4medic ^7[^1+^7]^3$health^7[^1+^7]"
seta cf.radio16             "ut_radio 1 6 ^7[^1+^7]^7[^1+^7] ^4$crosshair^7 <<"
seta cf.radio33             "ut_radio 3 3 ^4medic ^7[^1+^7]^1$health^7[^1+^7] ^4medic"
seta cf.radio51             "ut_radio 5 1 ^7[^3!^1enemy^3!^7] ^7$crosshair"
seta cf.radio55             "ut_radio 5 5 ^1!!! ^7incoming!; say_team ^1!!! ^7incoming!"
seta cf.radio36             "ut_radio 3 6 I'm attacking ^7>>^1 $crosshair"
seta cf.radio21             "ut_radio 2 1 ^2>>^7Go^2Go^7Go ^1ATTACK!^7!^8!"
seta cf.radio39             "ut_radio 3 9 ^7[^2i^7] ^4Position secured"
seta cf.msgbanknormal       "set cf.msgbank1 vstr cf.radio45; set cf.msgbank2 vstr cf.radio51; set cf.msgbank3 vstr cf.radio21" // normal
seta cf.msgbanksprint       "set cf.msgbank1 vstr cf.radio16; set cf.msgbank2 vstr cf.radio55; set cf.msgbank3 vstr cf.radio36" // sprint
seta cf.msgbankcrouch       "set cf.msgbank1 vstr cf.radio33; set cf.msgbank2 vstr cf.radio51; set cf.msgbank3 vstr cf.radio39" // crouch
vstr cf.msgbanknormal

bind 1                      "vstr cf.msgbank1"      // radio toggle: medic related
bind 2                      "vstr cf.msgbank2"      // radio toggle: enemy related
bind 3                      "vstr cf.msgbank3"      // radio toggle: attack related

[mitsubishi]

oh walk mode; I thought you meant to make it move automatically in walk mode like a robot.

[Mod ObScUrE]

//PRESS AND HOLD ZOOM + WALK//
set do_zoom_on                    "ut_zoomin   ; +speed; vstr fov_small"
set do_zoom_off                   "ut_zoomreset; -speed; vstr fov_wide"
set fov_small                     "cg_fov 90   ; cg_drawCrosshair 13; cg_crosshairSize 15"
set fov_wide                      "cg_fov 110  ; cg_drawCrosshair 11; cg_crosshairSize 30"
bind MOUSE2                       "+vstr do_zoom_on do_zoom_off"

?

[|it|Nexu]

in certain scenarios, if you have lots of +vstr scripts. and you are using them simultanously, the 2nd cvar doesn't get called. Depend on the sequence, could be this script of some other +vstr script you are using.
So it's better to make sure every state is accounted for and gets resetted.

This post has been edited by Nexu: 01 June 2010 - 05:24 PM

[mitsubishi]

oh true. we got to put this in the other thread.

[Mod ObScUrE]

Yeah I know that mitsu found the reason for that and has it fixed in his version I think this should go in the 'Bugs and suggestion' thread from H0i.

edit:
:-)

This post has been edited by ObScUrE: 01 June 2010 - 05:30 PM

[|it|Nexu]

Unfortunately most people out there doesn't update their software unless they are forced to.

And generally if you are scripting (either for a game or shell script), it's best to make sure (or atleast try and test) they work properly under various supported clients/shells/target software ;-)

This post has been edited by Nexu: 01 June 2010 - 06:22 PM