Am i allowed to autoclick fusings on a chest piece ?
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Everything's in the title. Say i setup an autoclicker to slam every fusing i have (say, at a reasonable rate of 10 fusings/sec)on a chest piece. Is it allowed ? Ty
Last edited by Keehl2 on Sep 8, 2021, 6:02:09 PM Last bumped on May 6, 2023, 12:54:39 PM
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I'm afraid that would not be allowed and would breach our Terms of Use. I would recommend refraining from creating or using any programs that automates or does more than one action with a keystroke or mouse click as well as anything that interacts with the game client to provide an advantage over other players or provide information that isn't normally visible.
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Got it, thanks for the answer and for moving the topic to that section :) . I understand the "1 mouse click/keystroke = 1 action" rule. If i may ask another question, would it be in adequation with that rule if i proceeded by binding a single mouse click to the mouse scroll input (so i can send a lot of mouse clicks by repeatedly scrolling with my mouse)? The goal being the same, speeding up the fusing spam on a chest piece.
Thanks in advance. Last edited by Keehl2 on Sep 8, 2021, 9:57:00 PM
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Hey there, our current stance on this is that binding the left click to your scroll wheel is fine so long as one mouse wheel scroll (for a mouse wheel that cannot be 'unlocked') is equal to one click in-game. I hope that helps. :)
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Awesome ! Thanks you very much.
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" I was unaware of this. Can you clarify? It sounds like as long as the scroll wheel isn't in an unlocked position you can still scroll through having multiple clicks in a single finger motion. You simply cannot fling the scroll wheel and let it run rampant. Last edited by Aldonés on Sep 9, 2021, 4:49:05 PM
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can you provide the proper numeric value for mousewheel to enter into the production_Config.ini file?
I would like to alter skill 2 (middle mouse) to be mouse wheel up or down instead, so i can bind movement to that. i have severe arthritis, so holding a button down to move is very painful, rolling the mouse wheel is much less impact. In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice.
In practice, there is. | |
" Edit: I've been schooled! Last edited by Aldonés on Sep 10, 2021, 12:39:41 PM
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" More misinformation - it's an INI file, it's supposed to be edited. |
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Fair enough.
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