Hey guys ive read the rapid fire text. cant get me head round it.
basically i use mouse button left to fire.
what txt do i need to make this work?
the rest of my mouse is already used fo other things aswell.
thanks
Mouse Rapid Fire. Help
Re: Mouse Rapid Fire. Help
Matlo wrote:rapid_fire.txt
Key 'p' is bind to r1 in both hip fire and ADS profiles.Code: Select all
MACRO MBUTTONDOWN BUTTON_LEFT KEYDOWN p DELAY 50 KEYUP p DELAY 50 MBUTTONDOWN BUTTON_LEFT MACRO MBUTTONUP BUTTON_LEFT KEYUP p MBUTTONDOWN BUTTON_LEFT
Button 'BUTTON_LEFT' is NOT bind to r1 in both hip fire and ADS profiles.
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Re: Mouse Rapid Fire. Help
ive read that. but doesnt work with my configuration. what is P and mousedwn for?
Re: Mouse Rapid Fire. Help
1. Create a rapid_fire.txt file in the "macros" directory, paste the macro code, and save.
2. Open your config file with gimx-fpsconfig, and click on r1.
3. Press key p on your keyboard.
4. Save.
2. Open your config file with gimx-fpsconfig, and click on r1.
3. Press key p on your keyboard.
4. Save.
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Re: Mouse Rapid Fire. Help
thanks got it to work. can i make the rapid fire rate go any quicker? if so how do i change it?
Re: Mouse Rapid Fire. Help
There are 2 DELAY commands in the macro: the first one tells how long the button is pressed, and the second one how long the button is released. The unit is miliseconds.
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Re: Mouse Rapid Fire. Help
ok so 0.50 and 0.25 would make the rapis fire quicker?
Re: Mouse Rapid Fire. Help
You can't use anything lower than 1ms.
In fact there is no point to use any value lower than the update period (which is 1000/frequency).
For example, if you run GIMX at 250Hz (DIY USB adapter), delays lower than 1000/250=4ms will be rounded to 4ms.
GIMX+ bluetooth runs at 100Hz, which means the lowest delay is 10ms.
In fact there is no point to use any value lower than the update period (which is 1000/frequency).
For example, if you run GIMX at 250Hz (DIY USB adapter), delays lower than 1000/250=4ms will be rounded to 4ms.
GIMX+ bluetooth runs at 100Hz, which means the lowest delay is 10ms.
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