shoot and sprint bind

[knock you out!]

can somebody tell me how to bind sprint and shoot on mouse1 as i have tried but i also sprint when i just walk which i dont want been trying to get this for hours now .

[txtr]

set AT2 "-attack; -sprint"
set AT1 "+attack; +sprint"
bind MOUSE1 "+vstr AT1 AT2"

[knock you out!]

now i cant shoot lol

[suckinsyn]

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seta x1 "+sprint; +attack"
seta x2 "-sprint; -sprint; -attack; -attack"
seta x3 "bind mouse1 +attack;-attack; bind capslock vstr x4"
seta x4 "bind mouse1 +vstr x1 x2; bind capslock vstr x3"
bind capslock "vstr x3"

[Suomi94]

set AT2 "-attack; -sprint"
set AT1 "+attack; +sprint"
bind MOUSE1 "+vstr AT1 AT2"

just change "bind MOUSE1 "+vstr AT1 AT2" to "bind MOUSE1 "+vstr AT2 AT1" and it should work. the plus (+) in front of the command means it will activate it :p and minus (-) means it will disable it :>

[txtr]

change "bind MOUSE1 "+vstr AT1 AT2" to "bind MOUSE1 "+vstr AT2 AT1"

that would result in -attack (stop shooting) while holding mouse1 .. the script i posted was correct but this shithole is just too stupid . .

[Guybrush]

/Mouse
//Attack///////////////////////////
bind MOUSE1 "+vstr mouse_a mouse_b"
set mouse_a "+attack; +sprint"
set mouse_b "-attack; -sprint"
///////////////////////////////////

Works fine. Copy & Paste it to your CFG.

[Lukesor]

just change "bind MOUSE1 "+vstr AT1 AT2" to "bind MOUSE1 "+vstr AT2 AT1" and it should work. the plus (+) in front of the command means it will activate it :p and minus (-) means it will disable it :>

Moron, you put it backwards.
txtr was right, the first code given should have worked, the bit you need to look at is the mouse bind.

set AT2 "-attack; -sprint"
set AT1 "+attack; +sprint"
bind MOUSE1 "+vstr AT1 AT2"

Maybe put out differently you retards may be able to understand the simplest of codes.

set AT1 "+attack; +sprint" ///START ATTACK & START SPRINT///CLICK
set AT2 "-attack; -sprint" ///STOP ATTACK & STOP SPRINT///RELEASE
bind MOUSE1 "+vstr AT1 AT2" ///THE BIT YOU RETARDS DIDN'T LOOK AT >_<

vstr AT1 AT2
AT1 = START
AT2 = STOP

So how can AT2 AT1 possibly be the correct order? It's like landing a backflip before you jump.
Was that really so hard to understand?
Now, if you retards still don't understand, pm me, if I ever get the message I'll probably be happy to troll you.