mhmm doesn't appear that anyone here has any idea what they are talking about. its not a program at all. all you gotta do to achieve it is spam the right keys really fast but hey what do i know
I started my reply with "it is NOT a hack or a glitch".utGort, no its not. And anyone else that thinks it's a glitch, you are mistaken. It's a simple trick easy to learn.
instead of being upset and asking yet another rule be installed, just ask how it's done. It is Not a glitch
No key binding is necessary
There is no program
My bad dude, i should have clarified. i was stating that it is not even "old school keyboard programming". but i combined my response to you, along with my response to anyone else that thinks it is a glitch...I started my reply with "it is NOT a hack or a glitch".
I went on to explain that it had been used many times. When it is included as part of the Operating system then it would be tough to prevent someone from using it. I did not say that a program was necessary to do it. But programs were made and are still made to make it easier to do. Anyone can look up how to do it from the keyboard. Then enter those sequences into a text file. I am not going to tell anyone how to do it. But I am going to state that the only way to enforce such a rule is to have an admin personally watch someone do it. Then they would need to be able to convince themselves that it was done programmatically and not by a nervous twitch. So you can outlaw the use of a program you can not outlaw how a persons body works.
So in conclusion quit worrying about it. There are programs that can and do help people set it up. It is not run while a game is being played so is not detectable by any anti-cheat software known.
This is called a "macro". Using a programmable keyboard, a single key can execute any number of commands. Often used in a combat helicopter, with only one player present in the cockpit, the pilot can; "exit vehicle+fire weapon (SA-7) +enter vehicle" with a single keystroke. Changing seats, from the pilots seat, to the weapons officer seat (to fire heat seeker), then switching back to pilot, is accomplished the same way.Certain players have programmed a key on their keyboard to cause their player to stand-squat-stand-squat so fast they look like a sewing machine needle going up and down at top speed.
I believe doing so should be considered a "glitch" or method of gaining an unfair advantage. It involves programming keys to alter the behavior of the player, in game. If one could make an adjustment to cause their MI-8 to fly faster or spin faster, would that be considered fair and part of the game? I don't believe so. It's not a part of the game, it involves programming locally to the advantage of the player and disadvantage of other players.
I believe the rules should be amended to include this as a "glitch" and that it's use be banned.
This is just my opinion. For what it's worth.
If the rules are not changed, then a complete description of how each of us can program a key to do this should be provided. Thank you.
If I had a keyboard that I could program to play the game for me, would that be considered cheating? I would think so.This is called a "macro". Using a programmable keyboard, a single key can execute any number of commands. Often used in a combat helicopter, with only one player present in the cockpit, the pilot can; "exit vehicle+fire weapon (SA-7) +enter vehicle" with a single keystroke. Changing seats, from the pilots seat, to the weapons officer seat (to fire heat seeker), then switching back to pilot, is accomplished the same way.
Some age faster than others, probablyThe fact people need to find a way to hack a 16 year old, outdated game because they have no coordination is hilarious.
I would never take advantage of such makros. I would deeply be bored to find it easy to win this game. And finally I would leave BFV...I want that macro! Hoping it will help improve my game and I need lots of help! lol
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