+zoom problem

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11. February 2007 - 15:42
BOD.KABAR
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hello

i want to do some changes in my cfg, i would like to have an other crosshair otopns while using zoom. but at the moment, when i press zoom then ok - the crosshair changes, but when i unpress zoom the new "zoom" crosshair stay!

example:

bind x "+zoom; cg_drawCrosshair 1; cg_crosshairSize 20; xp_crosshairColor 5; cg_drawCrosshairNames 0"

any ideas? thx

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11. February 2007 - 15:46
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not possible to do it with normal zoom.
i think u need a zoomscript therefor (press zoomkey, changes all press it again changes all back)

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11. February 2007 - 15:49
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thanks man. could you please tell me now how can i do this kind of script or where can i find the information needed? im not the informatics freak you know, c++ and other stuff in kinda a black magic for me Happy

thx a lot.

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11. February 2007 - 16:01
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[code:1]set zumX "vstr zum1"
set zum1 "cg_fov 20.5;cg_drawcrosshair 1;set zumX vstr zum2"
set zum2 "cg_fov 115;cg_drawcsrosshair 2;set zumX vstr zum1"
bind mouse2 "vstr zumX"[/code:1]

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11. February 2007 - 16:17
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2 scripts are made by me Smug

Script based on +zoom command.
[code:1]bind mouse3 +vstr zoom_on zoom_off
set zoom_on "+zoom;cg_drawcrosshair 5;cg_crosshairsize 32"
set zoom_off "-zoom;cg_drawcrosshair 1;cg_crosshairsize 24"[/code:1]

Script with insta zoom and custom sens during zooming. (more pro but harder to use for persons which dont know how it works.)
[code:1]bind mouse3 +vstr zoom_on zoom_off
set zoom_on "cg_fov 40;sensitivity 1.4;cg_drawcrosshair 5;cg_crosshairsize 32"
set zoom_off "cg_fov 105;sensitivity 2:cg_drawcrosshair 1;cg_crosshairsize 24"[/code:1]
ocf u can change: cg_drawcrosshair, cg_crosshairsize, cg_fov and sensitivity to urs.
Personaly i suggest first script for u.

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11. February 2007 - 16:26
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end in end i invented in myself, and thats like it looks in my cfg:

[code:1]bind x "vstr zoom"
set zoom "vstr zoom_on"
set zoom_on "+zoom; cg_drawcrosshair 5; cg_crosshairsize 20; xp_crosshaircolor 3; cg_drawcrosshairnames 0; set zoom vstr zoom_off"

set zoom_off "-zoom; cg_drawcrosshair 2; cg_crosshairsize 36; xp_crosshaircolor 7; cg_drawcrosshairnames 1; set zoom vstr zoom_on" [/code:1]

thanks for help guys! you rock

blah, forgot about sensitivity :]

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11. February 2007 - 16:30
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not is change line

bind x "vstr zoom"

to

bind x +vstr zoom_on zoom_off

so script will look:
[code:1]bind x +vstr zoom_on zoom_off
set zoom_on "+zoom;cg_drawcrosshair 5;cg_crosshairsize 20;xp_crosshaircolor 3;cg_drawcrosshairnames 0"

set zoom_off "-zoom; cg_drawcrosshair 2;cg_crosshairsize 36; xp_crosshaircolor 7;cg_drawcrosshairnames 3"[/code:1]

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11. February 2007 - 16:43
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yeah, thats excatly what i was thinking for! thanks man Happy

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8. October 2008 - 14:28
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BOD.KABAR wrote:


[code:1]bind x "vstr zoom"
set zoom "vstr zoom_on"
set zoom_on "+zoom; cg_drawcrosshair 5; cg_crosshairsize 20; xp_crosshaircolor 3; cg_drawcrosshairnames 0; set zoom vstr zoom_off"

set zoom_off "-zoom; cg_drawcrosshair 2; cg_crosshairsize 36; xp_crosshaircolor 7; cg_drawcrosshairnames 1; set zoom vstr zoom_on" [/code:1]

and

FEL!X wrote:


[code:1]bind x +vstr zoom_on zoom_off
set zoom_on "+zoom;cg_drawcrosshair 5;cg_crosshairsize 20;xp_crosshaircolor 3;cg_drawcrosshairnames 0"

set zoom_off "-zoom; cg_drawcrosshair 2;cg_crosshairsize 36; xp_crosshaircolor 7;cg_drawcrosshairnames 3"[/code:1]

are these 2 methods the same but wrote differently? or do they function differently?

the first one has zoom_on as the primary function and then its replaced by zoom_off by vstr. this would obviously toggle zoom on/off.

then it was suggested in the second one that the vstr part is first? :
+vstr zoom_on zoom_off

and the different functions are then listed after that point. i am guessing that is better for functioning, does it remember it as either on or off? instead of starting the script from the begginging each time it is pressed?
hum, finding this hard to explain what i am getting at.

you know theres a reason why these are done differently, can u please confirm what it is. i have an idea but explaining it would probably not make sense.

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8. October 2008 - 14:50
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i though no1 using zoom Happy

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