Wolfenstein Enemy Territory

Will this bind work?

Bind ESC “bind DEL say Cheer;unbind DEL”

Greets,
Dov*

Yes that should work.
So it would mean when you press ESC and then press DEL it would cheer and then unbind DEL again.

Great and short alternative for the one I used, just that you can’t cancel the bind unless you actually press DEL and make the command run.

No, it wont work. It will bind it, and immediatly delete it.
I think it should be more like

bind ESC “+vstr cheerTrue cheerFalse”
set cheerTrue “bind DEL say cheer” (BTW, this could be vsay Cheer)
set cheerFalse “bind DEL echo ^qPress Esc First!” // (or “unbind DEL”)

So basically what I wrote in the post itself

Hey I got a question,
Will this work?

I’m trying to get the first 2 settings that mouse2 is binded as weapalt, and the 3rd will activate the sniperscript as you push mouse2.
It would help me so much if you could help me.
Thanks

set sniper0 “bind MOUSE2 +weapalt ;com_maxfps 125 ; sensitivity 1.1 ; m_pitch 0.016; set cyclesniper vstr sniper1; echo ^7Sniper mode OFF”
set sniper1 “bind MOUSE2 +weapalt ;com_maxfps 125 ; sensitivity 1.1 ; m_pitch 0.016; set cyclesniper vstr sniper2; echo ^7Sniper mode 1″
set sniper2 “+weapalt; com_maxfps 125 ; sensitivity 1.1 ; m_pitch 0.016; set cyclesniper vstr sniper0; echo ^7Sniper mode 2″

set cyclesniper vstr sniper0
bind x vstr cyclesniper

Everything should work except the last line wont as you probably expect.
I don’t know what sniperscript you’re talking about, if you use

set sniper2 “+weapalt; com…”

you will scope your rifle when pressing that x and it will remain until you undo it with mouse2.
so maybe you need to replace that with the vstr of the sniper script you’re talking about.

mhm yea it wasn’t for me.. But i think I shouldnt bind it in one vstr.. or would I?

It’s always a little safer to spread out vstrs, yes.

Sorry for the late responce