So as you know now you can scroll as commander, problem is you gotta use the arrow keys.
Wouldnt it be so much better if it worked like a real rts game.
Can someone do a script where you push mouse2, and whatever direction you move the mouse, it scrolls that way.
So basically all i need to know is what are the axis commands for the mouse in naturalselection(halflife).
Someone do this or help me on this, thanks. =)
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I don't believe this is possible with conventional scripting.
Would be a difficult macro as well ;D
+jlook? +mlook perhaps? with sensitivity boosters aswell 
If someone made something like that he would be the reincarnation of jesus in my eyes
jimyd. You meen like in red alert 2 where you use the MOUSE 2 to get a <^> crusor right?
jimyd. You meen like in red alert 2 where you use the MOUSE 2 to get a <^> crusor right?
I will have a go at doing this using scripting. its worth a try
Ok now this is a VERY primitive version of the script and it is UNTESTED on natural selection.
As i cant actually get into NS, i cant test it so i will be looking ffor feedback as to whether this works!!
Try it with the buttons that are there or change them if you know how to. I will work on a mouse2 only thingy for it but i cant test it "ARGH"
echo "noize_commscroller Loaded..."
echo "Script Made by noize 21/01/2007"
echo "enjoy"
/NOTE: place this in your nsp folder and add the line "exec noize_commscroller.cfg" to your
userconfig.cfg or autoexec.cfg, ENJOY!
alias "+[nz]side" "lookstrafe 1;m_side 1;sensitivity 5"
alias "-[nz]side" "lookstrafe 0;m_side 0"
alias "+[nz]forward" "-mlook;m_yaw 0"
alias "-[nz]forward" "+mlook;m_yaw 0.0220"
alias "+[nz]UpDown" "[nz]UDRB"
alias "-[nz]UpDown" "[nz]BASERB"
alias "+[nz]LeftRight" "[nz]LRRB"
alias "-[nz]LeftRight" "[nz]BASERB"
//this needs to be bound to what you want to use for moving the cursor Up and Down
alias "[nz]UDRB" "bind [ +[nz]forward"
//this needs to be bound to what you want to use for moving the cursor Side to Side
alias "[nz]LRRB" "bind ] +[nz]side"
//this needs to be rebound to your specifications
alias "[nz]BASERB" "bind MOUSE2 +popupmenu"
As i cant actually get into NS, i cant test it so i will be looking ffor feedback as to whether this works!!
Try it with the buttons that are there or change them if you know how to. I will work on a mouse2 only thingy for it but i cant test it "ARGH"
CODE
echo "noize_commscroller Loaded..."
echo "Script Made by noize 21/01/2007"
echo "enjoy"
/NOTE: place this in your nsp folder and add the line "exec noize_commscroller.cfg" to your
userconfig.cfg or autoexec.cfg, ENJOY!
alias "+[nz]side" "lookstrafe 1;m_side 1;sensitivity 5"
alias "-[nz]side" "lookstrafe 0;m_side 0"
alias "+[nz]forward" "-mlook;m_yaw 0"
alias "-[nz]forward" "+mlook;m_yaw 0.0220"
alias "+[nz]UpDown" "[nz]UDRB"
alias "-[nz]UpDown" "[nz]BASERB"
alias "+[nz]LeftRight" "[nz]LRRB"
alias "-[nz]LeftRight" "[nz]BASERB"
//this needs to be bound to what you want to use for moving the cursor Up and Down
alias "[nz]UDRB" "bind [ +[nz]forward"
//this needs to be bound to what you want to use for moving the cursor Side to Side
alias "[nz]LRRB" "bind ] +[nz]side"
//this needs to be rebound to your specifications
alias "[nz]BASERB" "bind MOUSE2 +popupmenu"
move your mouse to the egde of the screen lol
lol having not played ns for about 1 and a half years, i didnt even know that was poss. there aint much need for this script or and need in requesting it. The only thing i can say that might speed it up is binding mouse2 with sensitivity 6 or zoom_sensitivity (if thats poss in the comm chair)
lol... well my script works if you wanan be lazy and use JSUT your mouse to play.. i dont see why unless u got a 15 button mouse rofl.
lol... well my script works if you wanan be lazy and use JSUT your mouse to play.. i dont see why unless u got a 15 button mouse rofl.
comm view is using windows sens
Also, mouse button binds do not work in comm mode. All you can get off of your mouse is the wheel.
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