Most rapid fire scripts have some sort of toggle with On/Off states. This way you have to press the toggle button every time you take pistol, because rapid fire breaks almost all rifles, things like reporting/commending, selecting text, browsing in overlay etc.
This script gets round this problem in an elegant way: rapid fire is triggered by double click + hold. It also tracks if your current weapon is pistol, therefore you should use separate binds for primary/secondary weapons. Finally, this script is only active while csgo.exe is in focus, so no intervention in other apps' work.
Note: VAC status of Double Click Rapid Fire is undetected and it should never change, because it doesn't read/write game memory, inject dll etc.
Usage:
- Adjust DCRF.ini to correspond to your current ingame binds or change ingame binds accordingly to the included autoexec.cfg
- Run either DCRF.exe or DCRF.ahk
- In CSGO take pistol, press fire button 2+ times quickly and continue holding it
Bugfix: using script's hotkeys while crouching now won't make you uncrouch.
DCRF_mpgh.net.rar
Seems to be good, can you explain better "Adjust DCRF.ini to correspond to your current ingame binds or change ingame binds accordingly to the included autoexec.cfg" ?
I'm new on CS:GO.
Waiting for the attachment btw
RyuHewlett,
Here're the files mentioned in your quote:
As you can see, if your ingame bind for +attack is MOUSE1 then in DCRF.ini you should set Fire to lbutton. Same for other 2 variables.
Approved.
Use at your OWN risk.
Originally Posted by Smoke
Approved.
Use at your OWN risk.
Has passed c+p test with flying colors. This script is fine and not C+P'ed @Smoke Update The exe is also fine too since its just the special details taken away
Originally Posted by TheJoker
Has passed c+p test with flying colors. This script is fine and not C+P'ed @Smoke Update The exe is also fine too since its just the special details taken away
Was that really necessary?
Originally Posted by 63OR63
Was that really necessary?
yes it was, i check every single script just in-case