HOW TO HOLD SCOPE

[⎝⧹AeroZone ~ ~⧸⎠]

[Suspicious Kitty]

Click the right mouse button

[⎝⧹AeroZone ~ ~⧸⎠]

when i do it it only toggle i want to press it when i aim but i didnt find it in the options

[simon]

Originally posted by "Blind Warrior":

when i do it it only toggle i want to press it when i aim but i didnt find it in the options

What do you mean? ill try to help.

[T_Eighteen]

Originally posted by "Blind Warrior":

There isnt a way to change the toggle setting to hold.

[mr bean]

Originally posted by penguin:

Originally posted by "Blind Warrior":

when i do it it only toggle i want to press it when i aim but i didnt find it in the options

What do you mean? ill try to help.

I think he wants to BindToggle the RightMouseButton so whenever he releases it, he goes unscoped.

[simon]

Originally posted by Mr.Bean:

Originally posted by penguin:

What do you mean? ill try to help.

I think he wants to BindToggle the RightMouseButton so whenever he releases it, he goes unscoped.

That would be sick tbh but i dont think its possible.

[max]

Cod player lol

[⎝⧹AeroZone ~ ~⧸⎠]

ok ty for info guys

[3×10^8 m/s PHOTON Peek Nooshka]

Originally posted by max':

Cod player lol

Very helpful lol

[merlin]

right mouse button toggles the scope

[she ebbin on my neezer]

Originally posted by tom:

right mouse button toggles the scope

thanks for saying what the other person said two years ago.

if anybody sees this thread in the future, you can probably make an alias to +scope while the button is being held, or maybe with a macro.

[⎝⧹AeroZone ~ ~⧸⎠]

lmao commenting 2 years later the day of my birthday, i was playing killzone that is why i prefer holding

[xen]

i want to hold to zoom

[Evil Buddy]

alias "+scope" +attack2; -attack2; +attack2; -attack2"; alias "-scope" "+attack2; -attack2"; bind "mouse2" "+scope"

The first alias makes a "+scope" command that will scope when enabled (it will double scope).
The second alias is the same, so it will simulate a third click when you run "-scope" (or release a "+scope" bind).

[⎝⧹AeroZone ~ ~⧸⎠]

Originally posted by TEC Evil Buddy:

alias "+scope" +attack2; -attack2; +attack2; -attack2"; alias "-scope" "+attack2; -attack2"; bind "mouse2" "+scope"

The first alias makes a "+scope" command that will scope when enabled (it will double scope).
The second alias is the same, so it will simulate a third click when you run "-scope" (or release a "+scope" bind).

interesting