shoot.cfg

does anyone has the command that my sensitivity goes automaticly down when i shoot and it goes back to normal when i release my attack button?

ty.
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yes, but i do not wish to code such a piece of shit.
Quote by shitscriptset shitscript "+attack;sensitivity 1.337"
set shitscript2 "-attack;sensitivity 3.000"
bind mouse1 "+vstr shitscript shitscript2"
I'm going to support this.
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set shotOn "+attack; sensitivity x"
set shotOff "-attack; sensitivity x"
bind mouse1 "+vstr shotOn shotOff"
set shotOn "+attack; sensitivity 12.1"
set shotOff "-attack; sensitivity 154"
bind mouse1 "+vstr shotOn shotOff"
set shotOn "+attack; sensitivity x"
set shotOff "-attack; sensitivity y"
bind mouse1 "+vstr shotOn shotOff"
i highly recommend you to not use such script
And why not, o dear ENSAM?
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For one it's a bad thing to change sensitivity a lot (like once a day), so switching it in the middle of a match sucks as well.

Secondly, you won't be able to track properly, the only case where this is useful is if the player is coming straight at you and will continue to do so, while you have your crosshair on his head.

Those situations nearly never happen, thus it's crap.
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dont use it, i tried it once and its terrible man you go to shoot but you're already swining your mouse at the speed you need to use for the normal sensitivity and it fucks up your aim, youll see what i mean
Your muscle memory will be fucked if you use this ;|
what master Finland ENSAM said
It sucks really:s
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