Is using double click considered a script/cheating?

[Unknownhero05]

Basically what the title says, i have a double click button on my mouse and i was wondering if its considered cheating when using fhis esprcially or the v9s or hl1 guns

[R!pp3rZ]

Originally posted by michiel:

Basically what the title says, i have a double click button on my mouse and i was wondering if its considered cheating when using fhis esprcially or the v9s or hl1 guns

nah not really there are worse things like these no recoil aimboters ^^ but you can get kicked from the server when you press it to often i think the code was TF0002 or something like that

[LoliWitch]

Im using x3 button and it's op in every FPS

[Unknownhero05]

Originally posted by R!pp3rZ:

Originally posted by michiel:

Basically what the title says, i have a double click button on my mouse and i was wondering if its considered cheating when using fhis esprcially or the v9s or hl1 guns

nah not really there are worse things like these no recoil aimboters ^^ but you can get kicked from the server when you press it to often i think the code was TF0002 or something like that

Ah okay thanks

[AllanWake™]

IF using a software to add aim-assist from a controller to a mouse is flagged a cheat.

THEN

Using a software like auto-clicker or similar to perform double the amount of actions coming from a single click is also flagged as a CHEAT/exploit.

[SleeprunnerInc]

If you are purposefully programming or using software and methods to exceed your physical clicks, then yes you are technically in all aspects cheating as you are not doing those clicks yourself.

If it's something like your mouse doing a double click cause of its own sensitivity then it's not cheating.

But if you did not physically click it twice or three times and your gun shot twice or three times from one click, then it's cheating if it's not a mechanical accident.

[Sammy M.F Bananas]

Personally if your up against me, I wouldn't call you a cheater, just a cheap bastard.

[Unknownhero05]

Originally posted by SleeprunnerInc:

If you are purposefully programming or using software and methods to exceed your physical clicks, then yes you are technically in all aspects cheating as you are not doing those clicks yourself.

If it's something like your mouse doing a double click cause of its own sensitivity then it's not cheating.

But if you did not physically click it twice or three times and your gun shot twice or three times from one click, then it's cheating if it's not a mechanical accident.

I see, thanks