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DeliveryGodNoah May 6, 2015 @ 11:01am
Slow Walk Key?
I remember in the mod version, if you used the commands
alias +walk "sv_maxspeed 120;"
alias -walk "sv_maxspeed 320;"
You could bind "ALT" or something so that you could walk at a slower pace, however that command doesn't seem to work as the console claims that it doesn't recognize "sv_maxspeed".

I see that there is a "sv_run_speed", but changing that only makes it so you move at that speed permanently.

Before anyone asks, I like the ability to move slower for both platforming, and to move in the environment without having to stop dead in my tracks every few seconds. I'd rather not have to resort to using my gamepad if I can help it.
Last edited by DeliveryGodNoah; May 6, 2015 @ 11:02am
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Just Chill May 11, 2015 @ 10:13am 
Hm, a thing about "walking" bugs me too:

If I press the walk button, nothing happens.
I also tried holding it while moving, but Gordon still moves in the same speed :(

Shouldn't he supposed to move slower than normal.
I remember the puzzle games in HL2 deathmatch where crouching and walking together, lead to a very very slow movement.
Here only crouching seems to work :(
Last edited by Just Chill; May 11, 2015 @ 10:15am
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DeliveryGodNoah May 11, 2015 @ 10:38am 
I actually found a way to get it to work. If you go to steamapps>common>BlackMesa>bms>cfg and open autoexec.cfg and copy and paste the following:
alias slow "cl_forwardspeed 100; bind alt fast"
alias fast "cl_forwardspeed 450; bind alt slow"
bind "alt" "slow"

You can now use ALT to walk slowly. Edit the binding and speed values accordingly to whatever you find comfortable.
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Just Chill May 11, 2015 @ 11:54am 
Originally posted by Spel Slut:
alias slow "cl_forwardspeed 100; bind alt fast"
alias fast "cl_forwardspeed 450; bind alt slow"
bind "alt" "slow"

Thanks for that!

However, somehow it didn't work when I used "autoexec.cfg"
Instead I wrote that into "config.cfg" while I completely removed the "+walk" bind since it seemed not working for me.
I used your syntax there instead just with the SHIFT button.
After that I had to set the "config.cfg" read-only so the game doesn't overwrite the changes I've done.
I needed to do this before, since I play with FOV 110, while 90 is the maximum in the options.

However, now the walk function I formerly set to SHIFT really works so my appreciation. :fhappy:
Last edited by Just Chill; May 11, 2015 @ 11:55am
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DIGITAL SPORTS  [developer] May 11, 2015 @ 12:28pm 
We're going to add a walk.
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Just Chill May 11, 2015 @ 12:45pm 
Hey Chon, I already read about your Uncut Maps.
Definitely will give them a shot if they're on the workshop :)

No worries about the walk function, the game is out as an EA for 6 days now.
I would consider that as low priority, beside the work you're probably on right now.
I bet you guys will add a properly walk function in near future but til then Spel Slut posted a good working fix.

Still thanks for your response :gordon:
Last edited by Just Chill; May 11, 2015 @ 12:51pm
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DeliveryGodNoah May 11, 2015 @ 1:17pm 
I like how steam censored my name in your comment. It's roughly Swedish for "Game Over".
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Phantron May 11, 2015 @ 1:25pm 
And I thought it'd mean "Spelling S-l-u-t" in short with sarcasm behind it.
Last edited by Phantron; May 11, 2015 @ 1:25pm
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Just Chill May 19, 2015 @ 1:17pm 
Just read that...

People, please use the search function :)
I just type "walk" into the search of the discussions tab, and this thread is the second one I find.

The fix still works for me.
Last edited by Just Chill; May 19, 2015 @ 1:18pm
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shiby Dec 31, 2019 @ 5:08pm 
Originally posted by BMS DIGITAL SPORTS:
We're going to add a walk.


How do we use it now...?
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Just Chill Dec 31, 2019 @ 6:42pm 
Add this into your "autoexec.cfg":

cl_forwardspeed 450 cl_sidespeed 450 alias +W "+forward; WS" alias -W "-forward; WS" alias +A "+moveleft; AD" alias -A "-moveleft; AD" alias +S "+back; WS" alias -S "-back; WS" alias +D "+moveright; AD" alias -D "-moveright; AD" alias +ALT "alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_II; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_II; NWSADAlt; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_II; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_II; NWSAlt" alias -ALT "cl_forwardspeed 450; cl_sidespeed 450; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_OO; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_OO; NWSADAlt; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_OO; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_OO; NWSAlt" alias WS "WS_O" alias WS_I "alias WS WS_O; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_OO; WSAD; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_OO; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_II; NWSAlt" alias WS_O "alias WS WS_I; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_II; WSAD; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_II; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_OO; NWSAlt" alias AD "AD_O" alias AD_I "alias AD AD_O; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_OO; WSAD" alias AD_O "alias AD AD_I; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_II; WSAD" alias WSAD "WSAD_OO" alias WSAD_OO "alias WSAD WSAD_OI" alias WSAD_OI "WSAD_?" alias WSAD_II "alias WSAD WSAD_OI; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_OO; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_II; NWSADAlt" alias WSAD_? "WSAD_?_OO" alias WSAD_?_OO "alias WSAD WSAD_OO" alias WSAD_?_II "alias WSAD WSAD_II; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_II; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_OO; NWSADAlt" alias WSADAlt "WSADAlt_OO" alias WSADAlt_OO "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OI" alias WSADAlt_OI "WSADAlt_?" alias WSADAlt_II "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OI" alias WSADAlt_? "WSADAlt_?_OO" alias WSADAlt_?_OO "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OO" alias WSADAlt_?_II "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_II; cl_forwardspeed 53" alias NWSADAlt "NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_OO "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_OI "NWSADAlt_?" alias NWSADAlt_II "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_? "NWSADAlt_?_OO" alias NWSADAlt_?_OO "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OO" alias NWSADAlt_?_II "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_II; cl_forwardspeed 75" alias WSAlt "WSAlt_OO" alias WSAlt_OO "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OI" alias WSAlt_OI "WSAlt_?" alias WSAlt_II "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OI" alias WSAlt_? "WSAlt_?_OO" alias WSAlt_?_OO "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OO" alias WSAlt_?_II "alias WSAlt WSAlt_II; cl_sidespeed 53" alias NWSAlt "NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_OO "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_OI "NWSAlt_?" alias NWSAlt_II "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_? "NWSAlt_?_OO" alias NWSAlt_?_OO "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OO" alias NWSAlt_?_II "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_II; cl_sidespeed 75" bind "w" "+W" bind "a" "+A" bind "s" "+S" bind "d" "+D" bind "Shift" "+ALT"


You can change "Shift" at the end to any other button you like.


This solution was developed by Demmon1 and it is still working.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/362890/discussions/0/1327844097118722690/
Last edited by Just Chill; Dec 31, 2019 @ 6:46pm
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thray Dec 31, 2019 @ 7:02pm 
May I present the "Exorbitantly Complex Walk Config"😏
https://steamcommunity.com/app/362890/discussions/0/1327844097118722690/
Originally posted by Demmon1:
So I wanted a "walk" function that I could activate at any time by holding the ALT key.

So, I was able to come up with this:
alias +walk "cl_forwardspeed 75" alias -walk "cl_forwardspeed 450" bind "ALT" +walk

There was just one problem: my forward and side speed would add up whenever moving diagonally, increasing my speed.

So, I spent an irrational amount of time developing this:
cl_forwardspeed 450 cl_sidespeed 450 alias +W "+forward; WS" alias -W "-forward; WS" alias +A "+moveleft; AD" alias -A "-moveleft; AD" alias +S "+back; WS" alias -S "-back; WS" alias +D "+moveright; AD" alias -D "-moveright; AD" alias +ALT "alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_II; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_II; NWSADAlt; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_II; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_II; NWSAlt" alias -ALT "cl_forwardspeed 450; cl_sidespeed 450; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_OO; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_OO; NWSADAlt; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_OO; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_OO; NWSAlt" alias WS "WS_O" alias WS_I "alias WS WS_O; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_OO; WSAD; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_OO; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_II; NWSAlt" alias WS_O "alias WS WS_I; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_II; WSAD; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_II; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_OO; NWSAlt" alias AD "AD_O" alias AD_I "alias AD AD_O; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_OO; WSAD" alias AD_O "alias AD AD_I; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_II; WSAD" alias WSAD "WSAD_OO" alias WSAD_OO "alias WSAD WSAD_OI" alias WSAD_OI "WSAD_?" alias WSAD_II "alias WSAD WSAD_OI; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_OO; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_II; NWSADAlt" alias WSAD_? "WSAD_?_OO" alias WSAD_?_OO "alias WSAD WSAD_OO" alias WSAD_?_II "alias WSAD WSAD_II; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_II; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_OO; NWSADAlt" alias WSADAlt "WSADAlt_OO" alias WSADAlt_OO "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OI" alias WSADAlt_OI "WSADAlt_?" alias WSADAlt_II "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OI" alias WSADAlt_? "WSADAlt_?_OO" alias WSADAlt_?_OO "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OO" alias WSADAlt_?_II "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_II; cl_forwardspeed 53" alias NWSADAlt "NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_OO "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_OI "NWSADAlt_?" alias NWSADAlt_II "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_? "NWSADAlt_?_OO" alias NWSADAlt_?_OO "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OO" alias NWSADAlt_?_II "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_II; cl_forwardspeed 75" alias WSAlt "WSAlt_OO" alias WSAlt_OO "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OI" alias WSAlt_OI "WSAlt_?" alias WSAlt_II "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OI" alias WSAlt_? "WSAlt_?_OO" alias WSAlt_?_OO "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OO" alias WSAlt_?_II "alias WSAlt WSAlt_II; cl_sidespeed 53" alias NWSAlt "NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_OO "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_OI "NWSAlt_?" alias NWSAlt_II "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_? "NWSAlt_?_OO" alias NWSAlt_?_OO "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OO" alias NWSAlt_?_II "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_II; cl_sidespeed 75" bind "w" "+W" bind "a" "+A" bind "s" "+S" bind "d" "+D" bind "ALT" "+ALT"

This dynamically changes your forward and side speed depending on what keys you have pressed so that you always move at a value that is roughly 75 when the ALT key is held.

If you want, you can copy this into a text file, name it "walk.cfg", drop it into your "../Black Mesa/bms/cfg" folder and add
exec walk.cfg
into the "autoexec.cfg" file.

I fear that I wasted a hell of a lot of time on this since pressing SHIFT in Multiplayer causes you to walk and I might have missed an easy solution.
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Just Chill Dec 31, 2019 @ 8:08pm 
Originally posted by Just Chill:
Add this into your "autoexec.cfg":

cl_forwardspeed 450 cl_sidespeed 450 alias +W "+forward; WS" alias -W "-forward; WS" alias +A "+moveleft; AD" alias -A "-moveleft; AD" alias +S "+back; WS" alias -S "-back; WS" alias +D "+moveright; AD" alias -D "-moveright; AD" alias +ALT "alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_II; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_II; NWSADAlt; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_II; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_II; NWSAlt" alias -ALT "cl_forwardspeed 450; cl_sidespeed 450; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_OO; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_OO; NWSADAlt; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_OO; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_OO; NWSAlt" alias WS "WS_O" alias WS_I "alias WS WS_O; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_OO; WSAD; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_OO; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_II; NWSAlt" alias WS_O "alias WS WS_I; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_II; WSAD; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_II; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_OO; NWSAlt" alias AD "AD_O" alias AD_I "alias AD AD_O; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_OO; WSAD" alias AD_O "alias AD AD_I; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_II; WSAD" alias WSAD "WSAD_OO" alias WSAD_OO "alias WSAD WSAD_OI" alias WSAD_OI "WSAD_?" alias WSAD_II "alias WSAD WSAD_OI; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_OO; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_II; NWSADAlt" alias WSAD_? "WSAD_?_OO" alias WSAD_?_OO "alias WSAD WSAD_OO" alias WSAD_?_II "alias WSAD WSAD_II; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_II; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_OO; NWSADAlt" alias WSADAlt "WSADAlt_OO" alias WSADAlt_OO "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OI" alias WSADAlt_OI "WSADAlt_?" alias WSADAlt_II "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OI" alias WSADAlt_? "WSADAlt_?_OO" alias WSADAlt_?_OO "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OO" alias WSADAlt_?_II "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_II; cl_forwardspeed 53" alias NWSADAlt "NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_OO "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_OI "NWSADAlt_?" alias NWSADAlt_II "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_? "NWSADAlt_?_OO" alias NWSADAlt_?_OO "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OO" alias NWSADAlt_?_II "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_II; cl_forwardspeed 75" alias WSAlt "WSAlt_OO" alias WSAlt_OO "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OI" alias WSAlt_OI "WSAlt_?" alias WSAlt_II "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OI" alias WSAlt_? "WSAlt_?_OO" alias WSAlt_?_OO "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OO" alias WSAlt_?_II "alias WSAlt WSAlt_II; cl_sidespeed 53" alias NWSAlt "NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_OO "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_OI "NWSAlt_?" alias NWSAlt_II "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_? "NWSAlt_?_OO" alias NWSAlt_?_OO "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OO" alias NWSAlt_?_II "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_II; cl_sidespeed 75" bind "w" "+W" bind "a" "+A" bind "s" "+S" bind "d" "+D" bind "Shift" "+ALT"


You can change "Shift" at the end to any other button you like.


This solution was developed by Demmon1 and it is still working.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/362890/discussions/0/1327844097118722690/



Originally posted by Jeremy Bearimy:
May I present the "Exorbitantly Complex Walk Config"😏
https://steamcommunity.com/app/362890/discussions/0/1327844097118722690/
Originally posted by Demmon1:
So I wanted a "walk" function that I could activate at any time by holding the ALT key.

So, I was able to come up with this:
alias +walk "cl_forwardspeed 75" alias -walk "cl_forwardspeed 450" bind "ALT" +walk

There was just one problem: my forward and side speed would add up whenever moving diagonally, increasing my speed.

So, I spent an irrational amount of time developing this:
cl_forwardspeed 450 cl_sidespeed 450 alias +W "+forward; WS" alias -W "-forward; WS" alias +A "+moveleft; AD" alias -A "-moveleft; AD" alias +S "+back; WS" alias -S "-back; WS" alias +D "+moveright; AD" alias -D "-moveright; AD" alias +ALT "alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_II; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_II; NWSADAlt; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_II; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_II; NWSAlt" alias -ALT "cl_forwardspeed 450; cl_sidespeed 450; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_OO; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_OO; NWSADAlt; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_OO; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_OO; NWSAlt" alias WS "WS_O" alias WS_I "alias WS WS_O; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_OO; WSAD; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_OO; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_II; NWSAlt" alias WS_O "alias WS WS_I; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_II; WSAD; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_II; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_OO; NWSAlt" alias AD "AD_O" alias AD_I "alias AD AD_O; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_OO; WSAD" alias AD_O "alias AD AD_I; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_II; WSAD" alias WSAD "WSAD_OO" alias WSAD_OO "alias WSAD WSAD_OI" alias WSAD_OI "WSAD_?" alias WSAD_II "alias WSAD WSAD_OI; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_OO; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_II; NWSADAlt" alias WSAD_? "WSAD_?_OO" alias WSAD_?_OO "alias WSAD WSAD_OO" alias WSAD_?_II "alias WSAD WSAD_II; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_II; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_OO; NWSADAlt" alias WSADAlt "WSADAlt_OO" alias WSADAlt_OO "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OI" alias WSADAlt_OI "WSADAlt_?" alias WSADAlt_II "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OI" alias WSADAlt_? "WSADAlt_?_OO" alias WSADAlt_?_OO "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OO" alias WSADAlt_?_II "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_II; cl_forwardspeed 53" alias NWSADAlt "NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_OO "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_OI "NWSADAlt_?" alias NWSADAlt_II "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_? "NWSADAlt_?_OO" alias NWSADAlt_?_OO "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OO" alias NWSADAlt_?_II "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_II; cl_forwardspeed 75" alias WSAlt "WSAlt_OO" alias WSAlt_OO "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OI" alias WSAlt_OI "WSAlt_?" alias WSAlt_II "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OI" alias WSAlt_? "WSAlt_?_OO" alias WSAlt_?_OO "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OO" alias WSAlt_?_II "alias WSAlt WSAlt_II; cl_sidespeed 53" alias NWSAlt "NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_OO "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_OI "NWSAlt_?" alias NWSAlt_II "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_? "NWSAlt_?_OO" alias NWSAlt_?_OO "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OO" alias NWSAlt_?_II "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_II; cl_sidespeed 75" bind "w" "+W" bind "a" "+A" bind "s" "+S" bind "d" "+D" bind "ALT" "+ALT"

This dynamically changes your forward and side speed depending on what keys you have pressed so that you always move at a value that is roughly 75 when the ALT key is held.

If you want, you can copy this into a text file, name it "walk.cfg", drop it into your "../Black Mesa/bms/cfg" folder and add
exec walk.cfg
into the "autoexec.cfg" file.

I fear that I wasted a hell of a lot of time on this since pressing SHIFT in Multiplayer causes you to walk and I might have missed an easy solution.

Why not thrice?
Last edited by Just Chill; Dec 31, 2019 @ 8:22pm
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Maniac Feb 11, 2020 @ 8:47am 
This script is nice and all, but having it randomly get "stuck" in the on position gets me killed.
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soopytwist Mar 7, 2020 @ 1:44pm 
Toggle?
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soopytwist Mar 7, 2020 @ 2:02pm 
Originally posted by Just Chill:
Add this into your "autoexec.cfg":

cl_forwardspeed 450 cl_sidespeed 450 alias +W "+forward; WS" alias -W "-forward; WS" alias +A "+moveleft; AD" alias -A "-moveleft; AD" alias +S "+back; WS" alias -S "-back; WS" alias +D "+moveright; AD" alias -D "-moveright; AD" alias +ALT "alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_II; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_II; NWSADAlt; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_II; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_II; NWSAlt" alias -ALT "cl_forwardspeed 450; cl_sidespeed 450; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_OO; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_OO; NWSADAlt; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_OO; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_OO; NWSAlt" alias WS "WS_O" alias WS_I "alias WS WS_O; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_OO; WSAD; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_OO; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_II; NWSAlt" alias WS_O "alias WS WS_I; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_II; WSAD; alias WSAlt_? WSAlt_?_II; WSAlt; alias NWSAlt_? NWSAlt_?_OO; NWSAlt" alias AD "AD_O" alias AD_I "alias AD AD_O; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_OO; WSAD" alias AD_O "alias AD AD_I; alias WSAD_? WSAD_?_II; WSAD" alias WSAD "WSAD_OO" alias WSAD_OO "alias WSAD WSAD_OI" alias WSAD_OI "WSAD_?" alias WSAD_II "alias WSAD WSAD_OI; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_OO; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_II; NWSADAlt" alias WSAD_? "WSAD_?_OO" alias WSAD_?_OO "alias WSAD WSAD_OO" alias WSAD_?_II "alias WSAD WSAD_II; alias WSADAlt_? WSADAlt_?_II; WSADAlt; alias NWSADAlt_? NWSADAlt_?_OO; NWSADAlt" alias WSADAlt "WSADAlt_OO" alias WSADAlt_OO "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OI" alias WSADAlt_OI "WSADAlt_?" alias WSADAlt_II "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OI" alias WSADAlt_? "WSADAlt_?_OO" alias WSADAlt_?_OO "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_OO" alias WSADAlt_?_II "alias WSADAlt WSADAlt_II; cl_forwardspeed 53" alias NWSADAlt "NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_OO "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_OI "NWSADAlt_?" alias NWSADAlt_II "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OI" alias NWSADAlt_? "NWSADAlt_?_OO" alias NWSADAlt_?_OO "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_OO" alias NWSADAlt_?_II "alias NWSADAlt NWSADAlt_II; cl_forwardspeed 75" alias WSAlt "WSAlt_OO" alias WSAlt_OO "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OI" alias WSAlt_OI "WSAlt_?" alias WSAlt_II "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OI" alias WSAlt_? "WSAlt_?_OO" alias WSAlt_?_OO "alias WSAlt WSAlt_OO" alias WSAlt_?_II "alias WSAlt WSAlt_II; cl_sidespeed 53" alias NWSAlt "NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_OO "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_OI "NWSAlt_?" alias NWSAlt_II "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OI" alias NWSAlt_? "NWSAlt_?_OO" alias NWSAlt_?_OO "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_OO" alias NWSAlt_?_II "alias NWSAlt NWSAlt_II; cl_sidespeed 75" bind "w" "+W" bind "a" "+A" bind "s" "+S" bind "d" "+D" bind "Shift" "+ALT"


You can change "Shift" at the end to any other button you like.


This solution was developed by Demmon1 and it is still working.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/362890/discussions/0/1327844097118722690/
This is great and all but it removes foot step sounds.
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