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Reply #15
by Tictactoe360 on 27 Oct, 2013 20:41
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Still, some terrible shot person might find it even harder now to kill people if they're all bhoppin'.
The best target to practice on is a moving target.
Well if they're moving at a proper speed and not at a speed that can almost rival speed hacks at some points, then I say it's perfect target practice.
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Reply #16
by HerpDerpMike on 27 Oct, 2013 21:08
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Still, some terrible shot person might find it even harder now to kill people if they're all bhoppin'.
The best target to practice on is a moving target.
Well if they're moving at a proper speed and not at a speed that can almost rival speed hacks at some points, then I say it's perfect target practice.
Bhopping at max speed that Ive reached is only 300, regular running speed is about 220. You honestly dont go that much faster.
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Reply #17
by symbolzzzz on 27 Oct, 2013 21:54
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Friends please, nowhere in the rules is bhopping stated as being a punishable offense so please stop talking about weather or not it provides and advantage to someone and stick to the topic.
Topic being "Is bhopping by using keyboard macros against the rules or not?" the topic ISN'T "Is bhopping against the rules?"
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Reply #18
by Dante on 27 Oct, 2013 23:48
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Bhopping at max speed that Ive reached is only 300, regular running speed is about 220. You honestly dont go that much faster.
That is because you are not good enough!
@symbolzzzz, i think kwuartz already answered it:
Scripting and cheating are two different things. Scripts are manipulations of the servers variables via either a console command execution, or SQL injection directly into the game. What this program does is record your movements and allow you to play them. Its a common software on most 'gaming' keyboards, and is used quite often in CS:GO and CS:S. If it were truly a problem with the engine and valve saw it that way, they would have removed it years ago. Bhopping is not something that can get your source banned, using macros or otherwise, thus it is not really cheating. Servers can set the variables like Tower did in the past to counter bhopping if they wish, but in no way is this 'cheating'.
@edit: @Kwaurtz: I would say that aiming is a feature of the game and that using a program/script that aims for you is cheating, i know bunny hopping is a thing that you can do manually, but using a program/scripting that does it for you IS cheating...
Aimbots and BHOP Scripts are 2 completely different things.
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Reply #19
by TowerSheep on 28 Oct, 2013 02:22
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I left something out of the other post because I'm silly and was watching TV and typing.
I meant to say,
I solved the bhop problem by changing server variables to disable it, too often did I see people going way to fast and made them too hard to chase.
I forgot to say: Since Bhopping is possible in the server, macros should be allowed. If you want no bhopping you can disable it. This still requires him to press the key occasionally (or just hold it down) which is no different than spamming mouse wheel down when that is bound to jump (the way many bhoppers do it). This just changes the button he uses to a more comfortable (same as rebinding a key).
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Reply #20
by Kwaurtz on 28 Oct, 2013 05:17
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Bhopping at max speed that Ive reached is only 300, regular running speed is about 220. You honestly dont go that much faster.
That is because you are not good enough!
@symbolzzzz, i think kwuartz already answered it:
Scripting and cheating are two different things. Scripts are manipulations of the servers variables via either a console command execution, or SQL injection directly into the game. What this program does is record your movements and allow you to play them. Its a common software on most 'gaming' keyboards, and is used quite often in CS:GO and CS:S. If it were truly a problem with the engine and valve saw it that way, they would have removed it years ago. Bhopping is not something that can get your source banned, using macros or otherwise, thus it is not really cheating. Servers can set the variables like Tower did in the past to counter bhopping if they wish, but in no way is this 'cheating'.
@edit: @Kwaurtz: I would say that aiming is a feature of the game and that using a program/script that aims for you is cheating, i know bunny hopping is a thing that you can do manually, but using a program/scripting that does it for you IS cheating...
Scripting =/= Macros. I have six keys on my keyboard I can bind series of button inputs to, to make a macro, IE, what OP is doing. Scripting is done by using a program that mainpulates directly into the console. What OP is doing is merely using the default functionality of his keyboard. By the logic of most people in this thread we should ban anyone with a keyboa
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Reply #21
by oobla37 on 28 Oct, 2013 07:10
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Kwuartz and TS bring up good points. I see nothing wrong with a keyboard macro to do something as nearly pointless as bunny hopping. Regardless, a macro is essentially a bind. You can make input binds in the source console, and subsequently use said binds on the server. Macro is not hacking.
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Reply #22
by HerpDerpMike on 28 Oct, 2013 09:00
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I totally agree that macros are not hacking, however let me explain what a script is:
A script is essentially an auto bhop, pressing down the spacebar will make you jump as fast as possible.
Now how he set up the macros exactly the same; my point is if this is allowed, then so should scripts in general.
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Reply #23
by Inject OH 4 on 28 Oct, 2013 10:42
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If garry wanted console scripts etc banned he'd have done it in the first place. Fact is it's an element of the game.
bind alis bhop "+jump;+jump;+jump;+jump;+jump;"
bind j bhop
Done. All in source console. Can't prove, can't ban. It's legit.
This is a no ban no issue situation.
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Reply #24
by Christovski on 28 Oct, 2013 11:52
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You heard it from Inject folks, I guess we should all bhop constantly on the TTT server
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Reply #25
by Inject OH 4 on 28 Oct, 2013 12:57
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You heard it from Inject folks, I guess we should all bhop constantly on the TTT server
Despite the fact that you can remove that with what tower said.
So if Bhoping is an issue then toss it over to the HA.
It's not like binding space on off on off to a key makes bhoping as easy as 123. It still involves correct mouse movement to flow the hops correctly. So I doubt if we'll be seeing a full server bhoping any time soon.
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Reply #26
by Finniespin on 28 Oct, 2013 13:08
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Still. Should it be punishable yes or no?
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Reply #27
by Leetgrain on 28 Oct, 2013 13:11
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Well like it's said above. No, there's no rule against it, and it doesn't help in any way to begin with. So it shouldn't be against the rules.
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Reply #28
by Inject OH 4 on 28 Oct, 2013 13:21
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If garry wanted console scripts etc banned he'd have done it in the first place. Fact is it's an element of the game.
bind alis bhop "+jump;+jump;+jump;+jump;+jump;"
bind j bhop
Done. All in source console. Can't prove, can't ban. It's legit.
This is a no ban no issue situation.
But the screenshot shows a program... not a console
The concept remains the same.
The program fyi came with his keyboard as a similar one did with mine. It was part of the drivers.
They retain no difference in productivity with the application and the in game console binding. Thus seeing the two as different is irrelevant.
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Reply #29
by HerpDerpMike on 28 Oct, 2013 13:31
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So what you're basically saying is scripts are allowed.