Haru

Here's one way to do it. Change the red text to whatever key you want. seta nameone "echo ^4Jaar^3. ; set namechange vstr nametwo ; set pickname seta name "^4Jaar^3." seta nametwo "echo ^0BAD INTENTIONS! ; set namechange vstr namethree ; set pickname seta name "^0BAD INTENTIONS" seta namethree "echo ^0MEGUMIN^1. ; set namechange vstr namefour ; set pickname seta name "^0MEGUMIN^1." seta namefour "echo ^0schNee ; set namechange vstr nameone; set pickname seta name "^0schNee" set namechange vstr nameone bind KP_XXX vstr pickname bind KP_END vstr namechange

Yes I do.

Are name changes limited by time or total amount on the server(s) in question? @LarrY @schNee Do /bindlist on the server to check if ET is logging the keys the way you think you have them set up. You could also paste the scripts into this chat or the whole config for someone to take a look at.

Open the console while on that server and do /bindlist and hit enter. It'll bring up your full list of bound keys. I'd start by taking a look at what commands the game thinks are bound to what keys.

This sounds pretty neat! How does the quality turn out? Is there any loss in the resolution or frame rate? Can you manually adjust these or are they fixed values? Would be sick to have a short cut to quality avi's outside of .tga's and vdub. OBS just doesn't do it for me.

Didn't need google, just typed nonsense into the console until something worked. Can't guarantee it won't be awkward or work correclty in all situations given the 1 second of testing I did. /bind mwheeldown "-moveup; +moveup; wait 2; -moveup" @Pear

Not sure but I'd imagine the issue has to do with the switch type. Scroll wheel will only send a single command, can't hold down it's operation like a normal switch. Don't know any of the technical jargon needed to explain that but hopefully I'm making sense. You might be able to script it to work. I'll search the web's, brb!

Welcome back anti

@HipKat I do have one tip for you. Not sure why I didn't think about this before, probably because I constantly change my sensitivity now... but! before I started going through this crisis I did notice some days when I wasn't playing as well that a small bump in my sensitivity would help. Instead of doing this, I started playing with a lower sens for the first 10min - first full map any time I played. It helps you warm up much faster and get arm/wrist/hand used to the full range of movement on your pad. Once you change it back, you'll have all your muscle memory from your normal sens but it won't feel too slow and you'll also be comfortable aiming on the weird spots on your pad that your normal sensitivity doesn't have your mouse moving to often. Idk, give it a shot? Worked for me for a very long time and it probable still does tbh. You did inspire me to stop changing my sens as much, so thanks for that Hippy! Instead of having an unlimited amount of possible changes, I've limited myself to... 12 😅I just chose the most common sensitivities I liked off the top of my head and put them in a toggle but hey, it's a start? I'll eventually dial it in and force myself down to two or three. //400 dpi set sensT400 "vstr sens41" set sens41 "sensitivity 1.337; set sensT400 vstr sens42; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.337" set sens42 "sensitivity 1.42; set sensT400 vstr sens43; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.42" set sens43 "sensitivity 1.51; set sensT400 vstr sens44; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.51" set sens44 "sensitivity 1.54; set sensT400 vstr sens45; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.54" set sens45 "sensitivity 1.61; set sensT400 vstr sens46; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.61" set sens46 "sensitivity 1.65; set sensT400 vstr sens47; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.65" set sens47 "sensitivity 1.69; set sensT400 vstr sens48; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.69" set sens48 "sensitivity 1.71; set sensT400 vstr sens49; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.71" set sens49 "sensitivity 1.73; set sensT400 vstr sens410; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.73" set sens410 "sensitivity 1.76; set sensT400 vstr sens411; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.76" set sens411 "sensitivity 1.78; set sensT400 vstr sens412; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.78" set sens412 "sensitivity 1.91; set sensT400 vstr sens41; echo ^7SENSITIVITY ^11.91" Next, I'll also limit the amount of mice I'm allowed to use 😐

I was going to say "you're just deteriorating" but that seems to lack the punch I was going for... So I looked up some synonyms for "deteriorating" and I got this list. Whichever one hurts the most, that's what I meant. 😁😁😁😁😇

These are the main ones w/o even having to look through his config 😇 r_ignorehwgamma 1 r_overbrightbits 1 r_mapoverbrightbits 2 (can set to 1 for more glow but don't recommend it on 90% of maps.) r_gamma 3 r_intensity 1.5