PC Rapid Fire

Step 4 Compile the Code

Save the file (I called mine MouseSpaz)

Navigate to the file's directory, right click it, and click "compile with options"

A window pops up with many tabs. We only need to deal with the first tab. Our script is nothing heavy duty. If you want an Icon, you can make one yourself, or use mine below. Save it to your desktop, or somewhere else memorable. Click on the three dots to the right of "Icon:", and find the file. This icon will also show up in your system tray while the script is running.

Click the three dots next to "Target:", to decide where to save the program, and what to call it. I decided to call the program MouseSpaz and to compile it to the desktop.

Everything good? Ok, click Compile Script. You'll be treated to a nice loading bar, and when it's done, you'll have a very professional looking program that does something very unprofessional!

Navigate to the directory where it was compiled to ("Target"), and double click it. A mouse icon should show up in your system tray.

To test it, go to http://www.addictinggames.com/kingofbuttons.html, and play "Endurance". Put your cursor over the big red button, and hit alt+X to toggle the rapid fire mode on.

Hit Shift+Esc to quit the script

If it makes you lol, I don't blame you. it's funny. If you're not lolling, and if it's not working, make sure of these things:

That you're pressing alt before you press X
That the icon is showing up in the system tray
That you press your own key combination if you've modified it

Note: The speed varies from computer to computer, and I get about 60 clicks per second. So, if I were to a play an FPS that didn't steal any computer resources, I would be shooting at 3600 rounds per minute. Unfortunately, that's impossible. Plus, some party-pooper game developers have put fire-rate limiters on some guns, so don't expect it to work all the time on every gun in every game.

Comments

[sgianan]

Does anyone have a finished file of this?

[Junkyard John]

It's available for download in the next step

[sgianan]

thank you!

[Pruimenvlaai]

Hi, Is there a way to make a script that goes like this: 1) if alt-x is pressed, put rapidfire ON (dont shoot yet) 2) when you press the mouse button, shoot very fast, you can set this from 3 to 60 times a second 3) if alt-x is pressed again, turn rapidfire OFF. It's very simple, but i've been working with autoit for half an hour now and still don't get it... Couuld you tell me how to do it?

[kagenin]

In Source/Quake-engine games, you can use +/- aliases for that, but you cannot alter your normal rate of fire in-game, nor is it a straightforward process to make a "chord" bind (ie, you can bind to alt, but making alt+x do something is tricky - you have to do something like below to bind x to something else while alt is being held down) alias +alternate "bind mwheelup +attack; bind mwheeldown +attack" alias -alternate "bind mwheelup (whatever); bind mwheeldown (whatever)" bind alt +alternate In Source/Quake engine games, this would change what your mousewheel does while you hold alt (replace (whatever) with whatever you want the mwheel to do by default, usually change weapons). This could be adapted to do something while alt+x is held. The first line creates a +alias (an action to be taken while the button it is bound to is held down). The second creates a corresponding -alias (what to do when the button is released). The third binds the alias to a specific key.