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Adder, I need to know how you use the mousewheel.

For instance, if you have:

Code:

bind mwheelup invnext

Which just cycles to the next weapon after each click, then no it won't work. However, if you have:

Code:

bind mwheelup slot1

and

Code:

bind mwheeldown slot2

- or some other similar variation calling to a specific slot, then it can be made to work.

Let's examine my original post.

Code:

//Rocket Launcher and Shotgun Auto-reload
bind mouse1 +zreload
bind c "slot1; +reload; bind mouse1 +zreload"
bind v "slot2; +reload; bind mouse1 +zreload"

The first thing this config does is bind your Mouse1 button to execute the alias 'zreload' everytime that button is pressed. Which means that you will stop attempting to reload and then fire your weapon, the other important part is that upon releasing the button it will automatically try to reload.

What you pasted will not work the way you think it might, you've basically made it so that everytime you select slot1 or slot2 from specific keys it will reload, but it won't do it for you after you've fired a shot, not until you press slot1 button again.

The reason I suggest putting the 'zreload' alias in the autoexec is so that other classes can take advantage of it, scout scattergun, engineer shotgun, demo grenade launcher, and et cetera without repasting it to each class config.

If any of you would like this setup in a particular way, let me know and I'll make it work for you, just keep in mind that there limitations to scripting.