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20-Dec-2004, 10:00 PM #1
[HELP!]One Click = Two?
Hey guys,

I have recently been seeing people on my online games who are d/cing and what it basically does is when you click once, it will automatically have that one click be twice. So if you are shooting a gun that is, maybe a pistol, then when you click once, you will click twice.

I am just curious how they do this, and if possible I was wondering if you can list how you do it.
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21-Dec-2004, 01:06 AM #2
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Originally Posted by Solid_Froggy
Hey guys,

I have recently been seeing people on my online games who are d/cing and what it basically does is when you click once, it will automatically have that one click be twice. So if you are shooting a gun that is, maybe a pistol, then when you click once, you will click twice.

I am just curious how they do this, and if possible I was wondering if you can list how you do it.
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I don't know what platform you are running/ I have xp,
so to have set my mouse on 1 click/
To do this: Open MY Computer,
click on "Tools", when tools opens scroll down to "Folder Options",
In "General"/ I can set Tasks, Browse Folder, or Click items as follows ....
at this point I choose Single-click to open an item
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hope this is what you were asking .....
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21-Dec-2004, 06:04 PM #3
Okay, that helps a little except that only works with clicking icons - not with the game.
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21-Dec-2004, 09:26 PM #4
Sorry Froggy, I misunderstood ....... I'm not a gamer.
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22-Dec-2004, 12:35 AM #5
Solid_Froggy,

I'm not a gamer either, but I found the comments below in a gaming forum. It mentions an application called "Double Click" (DC) that appears to do what you indicate.

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Drumming is when you click a single button with two fingers in a drumming motion. This is legit, do not mix it up with what Double click is.

Double click is an application which allows the user to fire two bullets per every click. It would work the same as if you modded your gun to do double the damage, with half the clip. You can set up double click from many sources, it's certainly a non skill related advantage. With that said, you can just as easily achieve 3x click, 4x click, 5x click, 6x click, 7x click, and so on. Most programmers or even script kiddies would have no problem creating something to do this... It's nothing short of cheating in my opinion though.

Now there is one thing worse than double click, and that is autofire programs. One such program allows you to adjust the speed of the click in 10ms to some really high number. So basically you can use it to click at a retardedly high speed, or you could use it to set to a resonable speed but suffer no aim loss (since you don't need to click).

For the lazy:

Drumming = OK
DC (double click) = BAD
AutoFire = WORSE
You might get a better answer if you post this in the "Games" forum.

http://forums.techguy.org/f57-s.html
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22-Dec-2004, 11:36 AM #6
Thank you RatBoy, my problem is resolved.

Thanks for everyones help!
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