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Forum Archive 2023 => Games of old that no longer float our boat........ => dMw Gaming => Gaming Archive => Counter Strike 1.5 => Topic started by: Dr Sadako on November 22, 2002, 05:24:51 PM

Title: My setup
Post by: Dr Sadako on November 22, 2002, 05:24:51 PM
I got a Logitech keyboard and a logitech trackball (no scroll wheel, 3 buttons).

(http://www.materialkemi.lth.se/mats_lundberg/key1.jpg)

w = move forward
s = move backward
a = strafe left
d = strafe right
q = previous weapon
e = next weapon

left shift  = crouch
left ctrl = voice comm

middle mouse button = walk


Nextwish's buyscript

(http://www.materialkemi.lth.se/mats_lundberg/key2.jpg)

keypad 7 = Mp5
keypad 8 = Sig/Aug
Title: My setup
Post by: sheepy on November 22, 2002, 05:31:39 PM
were u just very bored m8 or is this leading to something?
Title: My setup
Post by: Dr Sadako on November 22, 2002, 05:34:23 PM
Quotewere u just very bored m8 or is this leading to something?

Both! I was discussing the key-game-pad-extra-thingie discussed in the other forum ( http://www.deadmen.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=768 (http://www.deadmen.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=768) ) with Albert. I thought you lot could tell your setups and one might see some advantages and change.
Title: My setup
Post by: sheepy on November 22, 2002, 05:55:12 PM
well i use arrows [i think we had this discussion months ago]
r ctrl duck
kp_ins jump.
kp_end walk
f buttons r buyscript as is kp_* and kp_-
few other keys around that area.

5 button mouse for
fire 1
fire 2
last used weapon / next weapon / last weapon on mwheel
voice comms
and a short cut to my pistol incase i forget to put it on last used weapon and run out of ammo in a fire fight
Title: My setup
Post by: smite on November 22, 2002, 05:55:52 PM
Mouse = look/shoot
Keyboard = move

Boshhhhtieee
Title: My setup
Post by: CiM on November 22, 2002, 11:19:28 PM
Hmm... I guess I'm a weirdo then:

Mouse:
XY axis: Look
RMB: Move forward
LMB: Fire Primary
MMB: Radio command "Taking fire, need assistance!"
MWheel/Z-axis: Unbound.  Not good changing weapons accidentally in the middle of a firefight.

Left to right, bottom to top, keyboard:
L CTRL: Nightvision goggles - would probably be vocoms if I had vocoms.
L ALT: Walk backwards
Spacebar: Use

L Shift: Walk
Z: Jump
X: Duck
C: Fire Secondary
V: Reload
B: Pistol

S: Swim down
D: Step left
F: Step right
G: Knife
H: Flashlight
J: Spray logo

Q: Last weapon used
W: Swim up
E: Primary weapon
R: Grenade(s)
T: say
Y: say_team

Radio commands:
F1: "Affirmative/Roger That"
F2: "Negative"
F3: "Cover me!"
F4: "Need backup."

F5: "Enemy spotted."
F6: "I'm in position."
F7: "Reporting in." (I use this when I've just used "say_team" something and folk need to know where I am.)
F8: "Sector clear."

F9: "say_team Bomb's here"
F10: buys Kevlar Vest & Helmet, 2x FBGs, 1x HEG, and a Defuse Kit
F11: buys Desert Eagle and Kevlar Vest
F12: Changes name to "AFK--CiM" and brings up the chooseteam menu


An arrow key config (like sheepy's) seems a little bit wasteful since the keys aren't packed so closely on that part of the keyboard.  OTOH, using the numpad seems very sensible - I just find it very uncomfortable to have my left hand on the right hand side of the keyboard.

Also, I find it easier to move my fingers two tiers up the keyboard than to move them one tier up and down - that is, I rest my fingers on ZXCV during normal play and reach most of my other controls by moving fingers up and/or right.

Anyway.  I seem to have successfully wasted a fair chunk of this evening now.

- Schim
Title: My setup
Post by: Doorman on November 23, 2002, 12:54:10 PM
Hold mouse in right hand and whizz it about the desk, thump various keys at random, die, watch other folk play. Easy! Counterstrike, I love it. :D
Title: My setup
Post by: Squonk on November 23, 2002, 01:32:57 PM
QuoteHold mouse in right hand and whizz it about the desk, thump various keys at random, die, watch other folk play. Easy! Counterstrike, I love it. :D
you been watching me play ?(stealing my set up) :D
Title: My setup
Post by: TeaLeaf on November 23, 2002, 03:34:47 PM
You guys sound like you have it easy.  My biggest problem comes with any CS map that has 3 or more consecutive right turns.  As my computer is near the righthand side of my desk, I invariably end up not being able to complete ALL the right turns as I reach the edge of both my desk and my mouse mat.  I have to do 270 degree turns left instead when this happens.  

I reckon the problem will be licked soon though because I've called the Dilbert IT Helpdesk and he said that the problem could be solved with the purchase of a £100 mouse mat extension pad.  I'm gonna get SWMBO to buy me one for Christmas :D

TL.  8)
Title: My setup
Post by: smite on November 23, 2002, 05:16:02 PM
Get a boomslang then you only have to move 1" from left to right..

Please bare in mind that you will not be able to play cs for about a month until you get used to it....
Sky-Floor-Sky-Floor-Sky-Floor-Sky-Floor-Sky-Floor  :D

(http://www.smitethee.co.uk/images/boom.jpg)

Intelli is there coz me missus cant use the slang
Title: My setup
Post by: OldBloke on November 23, 2002, 05:19:21 PM
Lower your sensitivity TL/Smite. It takes a lot of getting used to but you will find it easier to aim at distance. Top players have it so low that a 180 degree turn is almost the width of the mouse mat.
Title: My setup
Post by: smite on November 23, 2002, 05:36:22 PM
Lower it ive just got used to using it at an inch never mind going back to the whole mat......bloody hell id be knackered by the end of the night :lol:
Title: My setup
Post by: Doorman on November 23, 2002, 06:15:37 PM
I've still got a Boomslang if anyone wants it. I gave it a long time but couldn't hack it. I even got one of those glass mouse mats (more money than sense)
Title: My setup
Post by: smite on November 23, 2002, 06:34:27 PM
Glass mat any good?
i have tried about 4 mats and continue to go back to the boomslang mat.

/me Should'nt spend more money must have another mat....noooooo dont spend must havvvveee..

I have 2 spare Boomslangs just in case this one packs up....
let me explain.. i did'nt buy these my first one packed up(wheel clicking itself) and they sent me another one without asking for old one back the new one they sent did also not work (right click sticking) so they sent another and lowandbehold i lent it to JAS and he found a piece of plastic stuck under the right mouse button. JAS didnt like it and i now have it back so there thought you might like an expanation as to why i have over £300 pounds worth of mice ahhh but if i add up my other mice. a intelli explorer £35 and a intelli explorer wireless £40 and 2 normal microsoft mouse at £10 each i have £385 worth of mats. shall i go into mats nah best not 8O  8O  8O  8O  8O
Title: My setup
Post by: Doorman on November 23, 2002, 06:44:55 PM
I'm not sure it's any better than any other mat but it cost £30 so I had to have it. I still can't believe what a prat I am, I mean, £30 for a mouse mat. My missus would have me committed if she knew.
Title: My setup
Post by: OldBloke on November 23, 2002, 06:52:53 PM
Don't care what you've spent on mice/mats ... if you turn 180 in an inch you're gonna hit Jack Shit. :P
Title: My setup
Post by: smite on November 23, 2002, 07:15:35 PM
QuoteDon't care what you've spent on mice/mats ... if you turn 180 in an inch you're gonna hit Jack Shit. :P

I can still kill you :D
And dont swear at me as i find it highly offensive and im going to cry  :cry:
Title: My setup
Post by: TeaLeaf on November 23, 2002, 07:46:46 PM
Quote
QuoteYou guys sound like you have it easy. My biggest problem comes with any CS map that has 3 or more consecutive right turns. As my computer is near the righthand side of my desk, I invariably end up not being able to complete ALL the right turns as I reach the edge of both my desk and my mouse mat. I have to do 270 degree turns left instead when this happens.

I reckon the problem will be licked soon though because I've called the Dilbert IT Helpdesk and he said that the problem could be solved with the purchase of a £100 mouse mat extension pad. I'm gonna get SWMBO to buy me one for Christmas :D
Lower your sensitivity TL/Smite. It takes a lot of getting used to but you will find it easier to aim at distance. Top players have it so low that a 180 degree turn is almost the width of the mouse mat.[/b]
Oldie, have you ever seen the 'Parrot sketch'?  Well my post was a rehash of a Dilbert cartoon (applied to the CS environment, naturally) that achieved an equal level of fame within the IT community.  The smilie was meant to give it away as humour, sorry  :lol:

TL.  8)
Title: My setup
Post by: smilodon on November 23, 2002, 10:27:07 PM
There is but one one way to play Cs and it's name is Optical Tractball
Title: My setup
Post by: Anonymous on November 24, 2002, 01:14:09 PM
personally I use an IR mouse, so I don't have to worry about a stick mouse mat...
Title: My setup
Post by: Gandalf on November 24, 2002, 01:27:00 PM
I just use a ms intellimouse explorer, in win xp pro WITH mouse acceleration ON!

I know it sounds wierd, but when someone hits me, I can jerk the mouse in the relevant direction and it whips round as fast as speedy gonzalez on speed and then, u just move the mouse nice and slow and the precision is freaky.

Took a bit to get used to it, but I can't play without it on now.

Oh, and keys =

bind "TAB" "+showscores"
bind "SPACE" "+jump"
bind "a" "+moveleft"
bind "d" "+moveright"
bind "e" "+use"
bind "g" "drop"
bind "p" "timeleft"
bind "q" "lastinv"
bind "r" "+reload"
bind "s" "+back"
bind "w" "+forward"
bind "`" "toggleconsole"
bind "ALT" "+voicerecord"
bind "CTRL" "walk_t"
bind "SHIFT" "+duck"
bind "F1" "show_main_menu"
bind "F2" "buy_all_selection"
bind "MWHEELDOWN" "fastprev"
bind "MWHEELUP" "fastnext"
bind "MOUSE1" "+attack"
bind "MOUSE2" "+attack2"
bind "MOUSE4" "+use"
Title: My setup
Post by: albert on November 24, 2002, 02:22:57 PM
QuoteI'm not sure it's any better than any other mat but it cost £30 so I had to have it. I still can't believe what a prat I am, I mean, £30 for a mouse mat. My missus would have me committed if she knew.

And I cringe at spending £50 on a mouse and claw pack! £30 for a mouse mat you must be mad or it must be good! I have a £10 Kensington gel pack thing with a nice little lump for the wrist. It's black so works a treat with my Kensington Optical elite mouseand is made of that soft stocking type material.

BUT the main thing I think is the best bet for mouse related stuff.... use the PS/2 connection and pump the sample rate up to 200 reports/ sec in your XP or Win2K mouse settings. It will make you much more accurate, or more correctly you are aiming close to where you think you are. A USB connected mouse does not have a look in becasue of it's fixed (and lower) sample rate.
 8)
Title: My setup
Post by: JB on November 24, 2002, 03:10:35 PM
Seems to work fine for me.   8)
Title: My setup
Post by: FrEnZy on November 24, 2002, 10:52:26 PM
Mines in the USB port.......
Title: My setup
Post by: MisterEggs on November 24, 2002, 11:54:05 PM
(http://www.planetash.net/mistereggs/i/me-setup.jpg)

A: Joystick - Logitech 3D Digital Wingman. Lovely!

 P.O.V. Hat - Up = Reload
 P.O.V. Hat - L/R = Strafe
 P.O.V. Hat - Down = Drop weapon

 TopLeft = Change weapon
 BottomLeft = Change Weapon
 TopRight = Secondary fire
 BottomRight = Comms
 Trigger = Primary fire


B: Mouse - Intellipoint Optical  (what's a mousemat..?)

LMB = Jump
RMB = Crouch
Wheel = Weapon select
WheelDown = Use


C: Keyboard - A keyboard

Y = Say
U = SayTeam
L = lol
: = :-)
N = Netcode/graph
F = FPS
Number pad = Buy scripts


D: Headphones - Cheap 'n' Nasty HeadsetsTM
E: Cigarette Making Equipment - Indespensible.
F: Obligatory Chocolate Wrappers - Brain food.
G: Ashtray - Always in need of emptying.
H: Coki Cola - One open and one ready to be opened...always.
I: Earth Lead - i have to tape this to the J/S everytime to earth the soundcard, or my comms sounds even worse.  :roll:
J: Tub of KFC Mayonaise - Used as lube for ED matches
K: Zippo - Ahh that's where i left it!
Title: My setup
Post by: Dr Sadako on November 25, 2002, 09:47:20 AM
Quote(http://www.planetash.net/mistereggs/i/me-setup.jpg)

A: Joystick - Logitech 3D Digital Wingman. Lovely!

 P.O.V. Hat - Up = Reload
 P.O.V. Hat - L/R = Strafe
 P.O.V. Hat - Down = Drop weapon

 TopLeft = Change weapon
 BottomLeft = Change Weapon
 TopRight = Secondary fire
 BottomRight = Comms
 Trigger = Primary fire


B: Mouse - Intellipoint Optical (what's a mousemat..?)

LMB = Jump
RMB = Crouch
Wheel = Weapon select
WheelDown = Use


C: Keyboard - A keyboard

Y = Say
U = SayTeam
L = lol
: = :-)
N = Netcode/graph
F = FPS
Number pad = Buy scripts


D: Headphones - Cheap 'n' Nasty HeadsetsTM
E: Cigarette Making Equipment - Indespensible.
F: Obligatory Chocolate Wrappers - Brain food.
G: Ashtray - Always in need of emptying.
H: Coki Cola - One open and one ready to be opened...always.
I: Earth Lead - i have to tape this to the J/S everytime to earth the soundcard, or my comms sounds even worse. :roll:
J: Tub of KFC Mayonaise - Used as lube for ED matches
K: Zippo - Ahh that's where i left it!

 8O

OK, you win!
Title: My setup
Post by: Tutonic on November 25, 2002, 10:27:48 AM
(http://tweedle.0catch.com/desktop.jpg)

Mouse: Microsoft Intellimouse v3 on a £10 Everglide Teflon mousemat... mmm... slick...

Mouse1 - Fire
Mouse2 - Secondary Fire
Mouse3 - Last Used Weapon
Mouse4 - Reload
Mouse5 - Voice Comms

Keyboard: Logitech Internet Keyboard (PS2)

Cursor Key - Movement
Right Contrl - Duck
Keypad Ins - Jump
Delete - Use
End - Pulls a HE (Script)
F3 to F10 - Buy Script
Title: My setup
Post by: DogMeat on November 25, 2002, 10:59:37 AM
I'm still shaking my head over Eggsy using a joystick.  Talk about making life difficult for yourself....

How do you shag the missus, Eggs - standing up in a hammock?

 8)
Title: My setup
Post by: Doorman on November 25, 2002, 12:42:14 PM
Quote(http://tweedle.0catch.com/desktop.jpg)

Mouse: Microsoft Intellimouse v3 on a £10 Everglide Teflon mousemat... mmm... slick...

Sounds like just the thing. I had a look at their website and didn't see anything 'teflon'. Do you also run it with the slippy tape on the mouse?
Tell us more!
Title: My setup
Post by: Stryker on November 25, 2002, 03:44:19 PM
QuoteI'm still shaking my head over Eggsy using a joystick. Talk about making life difficult for yourself....

How do you shag the missus, Eggs - standing up in a hammock?

 8)

eggs, again a picture with labels and explainations would be appreciated  :biggrin:
Title: My setup
Post by: Tutonic on November 26, 2002, 01:20:07 PM
http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?produc...8&show_group=11 (http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?product_code=38&show_group=11) <- my mat

Its paper thin, and the guy from Everglide at i12 told me the coating was a special form of Teflon, he wouldn't tell me exactly what though, apparently its a trade secret :o

I dont use any stuff on the pads on my mouse, dont really need to, the mat is slick enough :)
Title: My setup
Post by: sheepy on November 26, 2002, 01:31:52 PM
my mat
http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=8 (http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=8)
my mouse is a microsoft intelli with 5 buttons
i use these mouse skates it makes the mouse feel like its floating on air
http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=3 (http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=3)

and im hoping to get this for xmas, a wrist pad to fit my mat
http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=4 (http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=4)
Title: My setup
Post by: Doorman on November 26, 2002, 03:18:29 PM
Quotemy mat
http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=8 (http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=8)
my mouse is a microsoft intelli with 5 buttons
i use these mouse skates it makes the mouse feel like its floating on air
http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=3 (http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=3)

and im hoping to get this for xmas, a wrist pad to fit my mathttp://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=4

Well I'm damned! I've just ordered both of those AND I've got an Intellimouse v.3. I'm gonna be Ger-rate!
Title: My setup
Post by: Benny on November 26, 2002, 03:45:36 PM
I tape my mouse to my head then use it in a virtual style as close to the screen as possible. I have a piece of string tied to my toe which flicks a switch to boil the kettle, the steam inflates a balloon onto a pin, the resulting bang triggers and accoustic sensor which through some convoluted circuitry fires a pneumatic piston arm into my funny bone, which causes my arm to twitch braking the foild contacts on my fingers which are wired to the keyboard. This is my fire button.

I'm bored.

I have an optical intellimouse and a piss cheap (work aquired) mouse mat with wrist pad...do all the gubbins really make a difference?
Title: My setup
Post by: Dingo on November 26, 2002, 03:57:25 PM
:lol: ...they must do Benny judging by the amount of time I spend in Spectator Mode!!

..........and how many tennis stars these days would be happy with an old wooden racquet with cat-gut strings??

........Do you think if we have a word with TL we could get them all banned for using "hi-tech" cheats??......surely worse than a wallhack anyday!!   :twisted:  :twisted:  :lol:
Title: My setup
Post by: JB on November 26, 2002, 05:49:40 PM
You lot are a salesman's dream come true.  I got a £1.99 mouse mat and nicked, i mean acquired a m$ optical intellimouse from "sources."  Tbh it's all wuffle talk of mouse mat's, mice feet, teflon coated fingers, etc, etc.  There's no substitute to raw hand eye co-ordination and a brain that has the capacity to learn from mistakes.
Title: My setup
Post by: smilodon on November 26, 2002, 06:54:30 PM
Tutonic ....CLEAR THAT MESS UP NOW!
Title: My setup
Post by: FrEnZy on November 26, 2002, 07:04:31 PM
QuoteThere's no substitute to raw hand eye co-ordination and a brain that has the capacity to learn from mistakes.

Humm i think i fail on the brain part :s
Title: My setup
Post by: Dingo on November 26, 2002, 07:39:40 PM
JB wrote:
There's no substitute to raw hand eye co-ordination and a brain that has the capacity to learn from mistakes


.......oops, leaves me out then  :oops: .....better start looking for something else to play!! :roll:  :roll:
Title: My setup
Post by: smite on November 26, 2002, 09:16:35 PM
Quotehttp://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?product_code=38&show_group=11 <- my mat

Its paper thin, and the guy from Everglide at i12 told me the coating was a special form of Teflon, he wouldn't tell me exactly what though, apparently its a trade secret :o

I dont use any stuff on the pads on my mouse, dont really need to, the mat is slick enough :)

Damn you for showing me that now i need to buy one.....sod it no i wont........cant res..isssst must buyyyyyy. bugger shes gona kill me
Title: My setup
Post by: sheepy on November 26, 2002, 09:51:17 PM
i would recomend the mouse skates to anyone.
you dont know what a diffrence it makes till you try it. i thought that my old 3 button optical without a mouse mat was ok. till i tryed the 5 button intelli, now i wouldnt ever go back [even if it does cock up some times , jamming the fire button and pullin out the kinfe in the middle of a fire fight]
i tryed a m8s everglide pad at i10 and wanted one ever since so first opertunity i got i bought one and im so gald i did
Title: My setup
Post by: MisterEggs on November 27, 2002, 01:43:44 AM
Quotei would recomend the mouse skates to anyone.
i've just ordered some.  :D  Can't wait for 'em to get here, i've worn two of my mouse feet down to it's knees, never knew about these wonderful things.

QuoteOK, you win!
:D
One day, ALL setups will be this way!  :twisted:  :twisted:  :twisted:

QuoteHow do you shag the missus, Eggs - standing up in a hammock?
:D
Tbh, Doggers, i don't mind. So long as she's sound asleep, that's my only criteria...  :wink:

Quoteeggs, again a picture with labels and explainations would be appreciated :biggrin:

(http://www.planetash.net/mistereggs/crivens-thisishotstuff.jpg)

A: My joystick - Lovely!
B: Oil and Marmite - Two gallon tubs of
C: MissusEggs' left leg and right ear
D: Sabre, the neighbours's Alsatian
E: Waterproof tarapaulin - Heavy duty
F: An ankle - belonging to persons unknown
G: Haynes Manual - Hillman Avenger 1976-1979
H: My left hand holding electric toothbrush
I: Leather harness, orange, plastic bag and duct tape
J: MissusEggs' right leg and left arm
K: Zippo - Ahh that's where i left it!

There you go mate.   :thumbsup:  :D

What do you mean, you can't see the pic....??
Title: My setup
Post by: OldBloke on November 27, 2002, 07:49:16 AM
ROFLMAO  :lol:

I nominate Eggy as clan Redcoat.
Title: My setup
Post by: Doorman on November 27, 2002, 08:22:53 AM
QuoteROFLMAO :lol:

I nominate Eggy as clan Redcoat.

Help an old man out please. ROFL I understand, but 'MOA?
LOL, IMHO, TBH, BBL, AFK, YMBJ. They're the one's I do know, MOA.....Nope! Can't figure that one. :smash:
Title: My setup
Post by: Dr Sadako on November 27, 2002, 08:26:52 AM
Quote
QuoteROFLMAO :lol:

I nominate Eggy as clan Redcoat.

Help an old man out please. ROFL I understand, but 'MOA?
LOL, IMHO, TBH, BBL, AFK, YMBJ. They're the one's I do know, MOA.....Nope! Can't figure that one. :smash:[/b]

FOFLMAO = Rolling On the Floor Laughing My Ass Off

 :D
Title: My setup
Post by: DogMeat on November 27, 2002, 08:53:53 AM
Quote
FOFLMAO = Rolling On the Floor Laughing My Ass Off
 :D

FOFLMAO = Falling On Floor Laughing My Ass Off...
Title: My setup
Post by: Doorman on November 27, 2002, 09:04:37 AM
Thank you. I can now get on with my day, safe in the knowledge that I now know everything.  :D
Title: My setup
Post by: Dr Sadako on November 27, 2002, 09:40:04 AM
Quote
Quote
FOFLMAO = Rolling On the Floor Laughing My Ass Off
 :D

FOFLMAO = Falling On Floor Laughing My Ass Off...[/b]

 :lol:

This is a sign! I shouldn't be working past midnight and then get up early for work.
Title: My setup
Post by: Stryker on November 27, 2002, 09:50:09 AM
nice one eggsie, bet that was the best ann-summers party ever!
Title: My setup
Post by: MisterEggs on November 27, 2002, 11:47:58 PM
QuoteI nominate Eggy as clan Redcoat.
i'd be honoured, Oldie, but don't i have to be very gay for that? There's not much i wouldn't do for dMw, but i'm afraid i've got to draw the line somewhere  8O  :D
Title: My setup
Post by: DarkAngel on November 28, 2002, 12:03:55 AM
I have a buffy mouse mat think me mouse has too much fun when i play cs.

w= forward
s= backward
a= left
d= right
space = jump
e= use
y/u= speak
far right enter = speak

I stick with the defaults they work best
And of course u need headphones to play speakers sucks, and an optcal logitech mouse(best mouse in the world)
Title: My setup
Post by: FatBob on November 28, 2002, 12:41:48 PM
"my hands are big, i have big hands, big hands, big hands, big hands, big hands."  those are the lyrics and song title from a punk band called crass circa 1979/80ish. ok music lesson over, because of my hand predicament i find that by moving everything in one key life becomes much easier
e=forward
s=left
d=back
f=right
r=reload
t=use
w=drop weapon
a=talk
g=flashlight
z=walk
space=jump
left mb=fire1
middle mb=fire2
right mb=duck
left mb2=quick pistol
right mb2=spray
i use the numeric keypad for script choices (and also for secret pleasures...mmmm.....pleasured)
hope this helps you all to play better  :wink:
ps: like eggsy i used to use a joystick, i played the whole of half life on hard with a joystick and it took 4 months , 3 heart attacks ,heroin addiction and some blackmail to complete until i started playing counterstrike then i realised just how hard it is to use a joystick...DOH
L8Rs
Title: My setup
Post by: Doorman on November 28, 2002, 01:32:37 PM
Quote
Quotemy mat
http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=8 (http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=8)
my mouse is a microsoft intelli with 5 buttons
i use these mouse skates it makes the mouse feel like its floating on air
http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=3 (http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=3)

and im hoping to get this for xmas, a wrist pad to fit my mathttp://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?show_group=4

Well I'm damned! I've just ordered both of those AND I've got an Intellimouse v.3. I'm gonna be Ger-rate![/b]

It arrived this morning  :D  Very impressive. With the mouse slippers on very glidey and smooooth and slippery and moist an......Oops sorry! :oops:
Come to think of it, it's damned smooth without the slippers.  
If you use an Intellimouse optical it's a must. Specially if you don't want to wear out your walnut desktop. Well pleased!
Title: My setup
Post by: albert on November 30, 2002, 12:18:54 PM
Whey hey, just ordering a Black Mamba mat or whatever it's called  :D
I'm also getting the wrist support cause I have one on my current mat and it means I can play (play I said) for hours without any discomfort!

Anyone got a piccie of thes Mouse Skatz? Are they for optical mice only? Or will they work on my new ball mouse?
Title: My setup
Post by: Doorman on November 30, 2002, 01:50:29 PM
It's a special tape. Stick it on the bottom of your mouse. Essential
http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?produc...19&show_group=3 (http://www.everglide.co.uk/shop.php?product_code=19&show_group=3)
Title: My setup
Post by: sheepy on December 02, 2002, 05:02:32 PM
they r just a bit of tape that u cut to size, it just looks like a bit of electrical tape but my god its good. as i said nothing much 2 look at.
Title: My setup
Post by: albert on December 12, 2002, 02:40:55 PM
I'm off my head, I just ordered:

Gigantic Mat
Skatez
Wrist rest

and...... sadly enough

an XBox (from different people obviously)

tell me I'm not going to be disappointed with the Xbox?
Title: My setup
Post by: Squonk on December 12, 2002, 03:06:21 PM
your not going to be disappointed with the Xbox

 :P
Title: My setup
Post by: albert on December 12, 2002, 03:40:52 PM
Quoteyour not going to be disappointed with the Xbox

 :P

cool, my brother says the same and he is a console gaming whizz so can't wait, nice cheap price these day's too and with online gaming coming in early next year, well worth it. 4 games and the xbox for £200