Here is my config file.
m_filter 1
m_forward 1
bind "mwheelup" +forward
bind "mwheeldown" +back
bind "h" "give h 32768"
alias +shootStraight "force_centerview;+attack"
alias "+spin"
"+attack;;right90;+attack;;right90;+attack;;;right90;+attack;;;right90;+attack;;left90;+attack;;;left90;+attack;;left90;+attack;;left90;+attack;"
alias -spin -attack
alias saber impulse 78
alias -shootstraight "-attack"
alias "+KeyChanger" "bind ctrl +spin;bind LEFTARROW left90;bind RIGHTARROW
right90;bind mouse1 +shootstraight;bind mouse3 impulse 67;bind mouse2
impulse 63"
alias "-KeyChanger" "bind ctrl +attack;bind LEFTARROW +Left;wait;bind
RIGHTARROW +right; bind Mouse2 +forward;bind mouse1 +attack;bind mouse3
+jump;+moveup"
bind shift +KeyChanger
NAME ass hole KILLER
// AGRIP SETTINGS FILE
// These commands set up the game for proper AGRIP-style use.
// This file is run when the game starts. You can change any of these
// settings by using the console within the game, but you must edit this
// file if you want the changes to be made permanent. If you alter any
// settings in-game, you'll have to restart the object they apply to before
// they take effect (i.e. turn the Navigation helper off and then back on
// again if you have changed its detection range).
// By all means edit this file to tweak the game to your liking!
// The comments should guide you, but if you have problems, please contact
// us via the tech support e-mail address given on our site.
// If you would like more general information on how to play AGRIP,
// please take a look at the guides on our website.
// Please note that variable names all begin with "agv_" and alias names
// all begin with "aga_" to make them easy to identify as part of AGRIP.
// SECTION FOR UGLY HACKS
// Sturgeon's Law:
// 90% of everything is crud.
// This section allows AQ to asipre to this great and insightful
observation.
// Install the ``fortune'' program and appropriate data files for more such
// useful and/or interesting anecdotes on login!
bind "f7" impulse 61
bind "f8" impulse 63
bind "f9" impulse 60
bind "f11" impulse 79
bind "f12" impulse 68
bind "f1" impulse 67
BIND "s" impulse 75
sv_cheats 1
bind "f5" impulse 24
bind "f6" impulse 25
alias "left90"
"+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait;+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait;+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait;+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait"
alias "right90"
"+right;wait;wait;-right;wait;wait;+right;wait;wait;-right;wait;wait;+right;wait;wait;-right;wait;wait;+right;wait;wait;-right;wait;wait"
setinfo fortytwo 42
cl_bob 0
alias "edit" "connect edit.sytes.net"
alias "sp" "deathmatch 0;maxclients 32;SKILL 3;MAP E1M1"
alias "mp" "deathmatch 1;teamplay 1;maxclients 32"
alias "tbrn" connect tbrn.net
bind "enter" "180"
bind "q" "+lookup"
bind "a" "+lookdown"
bind "v" "force_centerview"
bind "g" god
bind "f2" impulse 56
BIND "f4" impulse 20
bind "f3" impulse 9
bind "f5" impulse 24
bind "f6" impulse 25
bind "-" impulse 62
alias "180"
"+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait;+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait;+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait;+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait;+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait;+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait;+left;wait;wait;-left;wait;wait;+left;wait;wait;-left;wait"
// OBJECT TOGGLE SETTINGS
// These settings control which features and devices are activated at
startup.
setinfo agv_t_nav 1
// default for nav helper (toggle) is 1 (on)
setinfo agv_t_nav_wall_warnings 1
// default for nav helper warning player of near-by walls (toggle) is 1 (on)
setinfo agv_t_nav_side_wall_warnings 1
// default for nav warning about walls to the left and right (toggle) is 0
(off)
setinfo agv_t_nav_wall_touch_warnings 0
// When you walk into a wall, you'll always hear an oomph sound. This
setting
// controls whether you hear a persistent sound that tells you you're still
// touching the wall, after the initial oomph.
// default for navigation helper wall touch warnings (toggle) is 1 (on)
setinfo agv_t_nav_z_warnings 1
// Z Warnings tell you when you're moving up/down in 3D space.
// default for navigation helper Z warnings (toggle) is 1 (on)
setinfo agv_t_nav_haz_warnings 1
// default for navigation helper warning player of hazards (toggle) is 1
(on)
setinfo agv_t_nav_side_haz_warnings 1
// default for nav warning player of left and right hazards (toggle) is 1
(on)
setinfo agv_t_nav_corner_warnings 1
// Corners could lead to passage ways, alcoves in which enemies are hiding
or
// doorways, for example. The navigation helper scans out in front of the
// player (distance configurable below as the detection range). If it finds
// a corner (potential left/right turn) it will announce this.
// default for corner warnings (toggle) is 1 (on)
setinfo agv_t_d5k 1
// default for D5k (toggle) is 1 (on)
setinfo agv_t_esr 1
// The ESR has 3 modes: off, Enemy Detection and Hazard Detection.
// Enemy Detection finds monsters and Players.
// Hazard Detection assts in making jumps (as detected by the nav object)
// If you enable the ESR, it starts in mode 1. Press the ESR key to
// switch modes.
// If you're pointing (almost) directly at an enemy/friend, you have a lock
on
// them. The ESR will alert you to this by altering the sound it makes. If
you
// lose the lock, you'll hear a ricochet sound in the direction that the
entity
// you're tracking escaped. This allows you to home in on them again.
// default for ESR (toggle) is 1 (on)
setinfo agv_t_esr_names 1
// If this option is enabled, the ESR will print out the name of any enemy
or
// friend that you get a lock on. This means you can more effectively work
in
// a team and allows you to go after your killers :-).
// default for ESR displaying target names (toggle) is 1 (on).
setinfo agv_t_esr_monster_warnings 1
// Allows the ESR to pinpoint the nearest monster for you.
// default for ESR monster warnings (toggle) is 1 (on)
setinfo agv_t_esr_enemy_warnings 1
// Allows the ESR to pinpoint the nearest enemy (player or bot) for you.
// If in teamplay modes, this will not sound out your team mates.
// default for ESR enemy warnings (toggle) is 1 (on)
setinfo agv_t_esr_friend_warnings 1
// Allows the ESR to pinpoint the nearest friend for you.
// These are classed as the players or bots on your team in a team game.
// default for ESR friend warnings (toggle) is 1 (on)
setinfo agv_t_footsteps 1
// Footsteps will stop if you get stuck on something.
// If you have them turned off and get stuck on something, you'll hear a
// warning sound to let you know.
// default for footsteps (toggle) is 1 (on)
// DETECTION SETTINGS
// These settings control various features of the detection devices
available
// in AGRIP.
setinfo agv_nav_detrange 500
// default for navigation object detection distance is 400
setinfo agv_d5k_interval 1
// default for D5k detection interval is 1 second
setinfo agv_d5k_objdist 500
// default for D5k object detection distance is 400
setinfo agv_esr_ztolerance 28
// The ESR detects whether an enemy, monster, or friend is above, below or
// on the same level as the player. Any being within this number of game
// units above or below the centre of the player is considered to be on the
// same level as the player. This allows for more realistic detection.
// As a guide, the player is 56 units high.
// default for ESR Z-tolerance is 32.
set agv_mov_turnvalue 22.5
// This value determines how far the player turns per tap of the left/right
// arrow key. In normal Quake, the keys turn the player gradually; holding
// them down turns the player more in that direction. To make it easier for
// AGRIP players to get their bearings, turning is implemented by snapping
the
// player a certain number of degrees in their desired direction.
// A value of 22.5 gives a 16-point turn (recommended for expert players),
// A value of 30 gives a 12-point turn (still practical to use),
// A value of 45 gives an 8-point turn (not recommended).
// default for turning value in degrees is 30
// SOUND VOLUME SETTINGS
// Here are various ``throttles'' for the sounds produced by the game
objects.
// They allow you to tailor the sound levels these objects make.
setinfo agv_nav_wall_volume_throttle 1
// This controlls how loud the sounds that walls make are.
// It must be a decimal value between 0 and 1 -- the default value is
// used otherwise.
// default for wall volume throttle is 1
setinfo agv_nav_wall_touch_volume_throttle 1
// This controlls how loud the sounds that walls make when you're touching
// them are. It is scaled by the agv_nav_wall_volume_throttle value first.
// It must be a decimal value between 0 and 1 -- the default value is
// used otherwise.
// default for wall touch volume throttle is 1
setinfo agv_nav_haz_volume_throttle 1
// This controlls how loud the sound that indicates ledges/drops is
// played. It must be a decimal value between 0 and 1 -- the default value
// is used otherwise.
// default for hazard volume throttle is 1
setinfo agv_nav_corner_volume_throttle 1
// This controlls how loud the sounds that indicates corners are played.
// It must be a decimal value between 0 and 1 -- the default value is
// used otherwise.
// default for corner volume throttle is 1
setinfo agv_d5k_volume_throttle 1
// This controlls how loud the sounds that the Detector 5000 makes are.
// It must be a decimal value between 0 and 1 -- the default value is
// used otherwise.
// default for D5k volume throttle is 1
setinfo agv_esr_volume_throttle 1
// This controlls how loud the sounds that the EtherScan RADAR makes are.
// It must be a decimal value between 0 and 1 -- the default value is
// used otherwise.
// default for ESR volume throttle is 1
setinfo agv_marker_volume_throttle 0.25
// This controlls how loud the sound that waypoint markers make is.
// It must be a decimal value between 0 and 1 -- the default value is
// used otherwise.
// default for marker volume throttle is 0.3
// OTHER SETTINGS
// Here are the settings that cannot be neatly put into any other category.
serverinfo bots_clientcontrol 1
// Are clients allowed to add/remove bots? You almost certainly want to have
// this option enabled.
// This setting only controls local games; server admins control the setting
on
// public Internet servers.
// default for allowing bots (toggle) is 1 (on).
serverinfo bots_skill 1
// The skill level of bots in your own personal games. There are three skill
// levels:
// 0 - bots stand still when attacking,
// 1 - they follow their enemy linearly when attacking,
// 2 - bots will strafe about their enemy when attacking.
// This setting only controls local games; server admins control the setting
on
// public Internet servers.
// allowed values: 0 1 2
// default for bot skill (mode) is 1.
serverinfo bots_padclients 4
// Use bot padding in coop, dm and teamdm games?
// Bot padding is where a number of bots are spawned to fill in for players.
// They will be replaced as players connect. You MUST specify the number of
// teams and their names in the next section if you enable this or the game
// will not know how you want to distribute bots.
// Entering 0 disables this option.
// default for number of client spaces to pad with bots is 4.
serverinfo ag_numteams 2
// The number of teams in team games. This option assists the game when you
// want bots to pad out client slots. It also allows you to force specific
// team names to be used even if you aren't using the bot padding feature.
// Use the ag_team[1234]name variables to set the team names you want to
use.
// default value for number of teams is 2.
serverinfo ag_team1name red
// Set team 1's name.
// default for team 1's name (string) is red.
serverinfo ag_team2name blue
// Set team 2's name.
// default for team 2's name (string) is blue.
serverinfo ag_team3name yellow
// Set team 3's name.
// default for team 3's name (string) is green.
serverinfo ag_team4name green
// Set team 4's name.
// default for team 4's name (string) is yellow.
setinfo msg 0
// Enables you to get all game messages, from item pickups (level 0) through
// to death messages (level 1), critical messages (level 2) and chat
messages
// (level 3). To block messages with a priority of below a certain level,
// change the 0 above to the lowest level you want to recieve messages from.
+mlook
// Stops the player from automatically looking up/down slopes (amongst other
// things).
set s_khz 44
// mindgrid:audio Quake is sampled at CD quality, so we must have the engine
// downsample no lower than this.
// default for sound sampling frequency in kilohertz is 44.
set cl_writecfg 0
// Tells the client not to overwrite your config.cfg with the default values
// for keybindings and other settings. Very useful, as some classic Quake
// keys get in the way for AGRIPers.
// default for overwriting config file with default values (toggle) is 0
(off).
// KEY BINDINGS
// This is the section where we tell the game which keys activate which of
the
// AGRIP commands. These could be toggles for objects or ``immediate use''
// items such as the compass or jump/drop descriptions.
// To bind a key to an action, specify the key and then the alias (think
// ``friendly name'' for the command). See the aliases section for available
// commands.
bind "n" "aga_toggle_nav"
// default key to toggle navigation helper is "n"
bind "w" "aga_toggle_nav_wall_warnings"
// default key to toggle navigation wall warnings is "w"
bind "e" "aga_toggle_nav_side_wall_warnings"
// default key to toggle navigation side wall warnings is "e"
bind "t" "aga_toggle_nav_wall_touch_warnings"
// default key to toggle navigation wall touch warnings is "t"
bind "z" "aga_toggle_nav_z_warnings"
// default key to toggle navigation z level warnings is "z"
// default key to toggle navigation hazard (drop/ledge) warnings is "h"
bind "i" "aga_toggle_nav_side_haz_warnings"
// default key to toggle navigation side hazard warnings is "i"
bind "x" "aga_toggle_nav_corner_warnings"
// default key to toggle navigation corner warnings is "x"
bind "c" "aga_use_compass"
// default key to use the compass is "c"
bind "k" "aga_use_describe_drop"
// default key to describe the contents of a near-by drop is "k"
bind "j" "aga_use_describe_jump"
// default key to describe if the player can make a jump is "j"
bind "l" "aga_use_openspace"
// default key to activate an open space sweep is "l"
bind "d" "aga_toggle_d5k"
// default key to toggle D5k is "d"
bind "r" "aga_toggle_esr"
// default key to toggle ESR is "r"
bind "t" "aga_toggle_esr_monster_warnings"
// default key to toggle ESR monster warnings is "t"
bind "y" "aga_toggle_esr_enemy_warnings"
// default key to toggle ESR enemy warnings is "y"
bind "u" "aga_toggle_esr_friend_warnings"
// default key to toggle ESR friend warnings is "u"
bind "f" "aga_toggle_footsteps"
// default key to toggle footsteps is "f"
bind "9" "aga_tell_health_and_armour"
// default key for health and armour indicator is "9"
bind "0" "aga_tell_allammo"
// default key for ammo summary is "0"
bind "m" "aga_bot_kick"
// default key to kick a bot is "m"
bind "," "aga_bot_add_sameteam"
// Adds a bot to the game.
// If in teamplay mode, it will be on our team.
// If not in teamplay mode, it will be an enemy.
// default key to add a friendly bot is ","
bind "." "aga_bot_add_otherteam"
// Adds a bot to the game.
// If in teamplay mode, it will be on the enemy team.
// If not in teamplay mode, it will be an enemy.
// default key to add an enemy bot is "."
bind "/" "aga_toggle_bot_helpcall"
// Tells all the bots on your team to come to your aid.
// When they are near you, press again to remove the summons.
// default key to call for help is "/"
bind "ins" "aga_marker_add"
// default key to add a waypoint marker is "ins".
bind "del" "aga_marker_delete"
// default key to delete a waypoint marker is "del".
bind "end" "aga_shutup"
// default key to mute all speech is and move to the latest message "end".
bind "pgup" "aga_tbo"
// default key to move to and read the next oldest message is "pgup".
bind "pgdn" "aga_tbn"
// default key to move to and read the next newest message is "pgdn".
bind "home" "aga_rlm"
// default key to repeat the latest message is "home".
// ALIASES
// There is no need for you to edit this section.
// This section simply sets up some ``friendly'' names for the commands
// that toggle the various gadgets and level indicators on/off. You need to
// edit the key bindings section if you want to alter the key assignments.
// The idea of this section is to give easy-to-read names to the somewhat
// cryptic commands that the game uses internally.
// Newbie commands
alias "aghelp" "echo Very Basic AudioQuake Help; echo tut - start the AGRIP
tutorial maps; echo sp - start a single player game; echo dm - start a
deathmatch with bots; echo teamdm - start a team deathmatch with bots; echo
co - start a co-operative game with bots; echo map - change to a different
level; echo quit - exit the game; echo Please read the manual for more
information."
alias "start" "aghelp"
alias "exit" "aghelp"
alias "tut" "deathmatch 0; coop 0; teamplay 0; maxclients 1; map agtut01"
alias "dm" "deathmatch 1; coop 0; teamplay 0; maxclients 8; map agdm01"
alias "teamdm" "deathmatch 1; coop 0; teamplay 1; maxclients 8; map agdm01"
alias "co" "deathmatch 0; coop 1; teamplay 0; maxclients 8; map e1m1"
// Aliases for toggles...
alias "aga_toggle_nav" "impulse 100"
alias "aga_toggle_nav_wall_warnings" "impulse 101"
alias "aga_toggle_nav_side_wall_warnings" "impulse 102"
alias "aga_toggle_nav_wall_touch_warnings" "impulse 103"
alias "aga_toggle_nav_z_warnings" "impulse 104"
alias "aga_toggle_nav_haz_warnings" "impulse 105"
alias "aga_toggle_nav_side_haz_warnings" "impulse 106"
alias "aga_toggle_nav_corner_warnings" "impulse 108"
alias "aga_toggle_d5k" "impulse 110"
alias "aga_toggle_esr" "impulse 120"
alias "aga_toggle_esr_monster_warnings" "impulse 121"
alias "aga_toggle_esr_enemy_warnings" "impulse 122"
alias "aga_toggle_esr_friend_warnings" "impulse 123"
alias "aga_toggle_footsteps" "impulse 130"
alias "aga_toggle_bot_helpcall" "impulse 52"
// Aliases for immediate action items...
alias "aga_use_compass" "impulse 140"
alias "aga_use_openspace" "impulse 141"
alias "aga_use_describe_drop" "impulse 150"
alias "aga_use_describe_jump" "impulse 160"
alias "aga_tell_health_and_armour" "impulse 90"
alias "aga_tell_allammo" "impulse 91"
alias "aga_bot_kick" "impulse 49"
alias "aga_bot_add_sameteam" "impulse 50"
alias "aga_bot_add_otherteam" "impulse 51"
alias "aga_marker_add" "impulse 170"
alias "aga_marker_delete" "impulse 171"
alias "aga_shutup" "echo STFU"
alias "aga_tbo" "echo TBo"
alias "aga_tbn" "echo TBn"
alias "aga_rlm" "echo RLM"
// Finally, look for a mod's startup script...
exec mod.cfg
// == END ==
UNBIND "Z"
bind Z +rj // change to the key you would like to perform this action
_windowed_mouse 1
bind "MOUSE1" "+attack"
bind mouse2 "+forward"
bind mouse3 "+jump;+moveup"
+speed
The commands are scattered, some of the mouse commands are at the very
bottom. Windowed mouse has to be set to one. Also, you have to take the
NoMouse lines out of the start.pl file.Ken Downey
President
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Robjoy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 11:17 AM
Subject: [AGRIP-discuss] Mouse in AQ
Hello all,
Could someone send me a config file which has all the needed stuff for
mouse support in AQ please? I'm experimenting with binding different
commands to
different mouse buttons, no result yet. In fact, i keep clicking on the
desktop somewhere, or just open the context menu lol.
If someone could help that'd be really cool, as in my opinion mouse is not
for only the sighted guys there.
Rob
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