Answered Would an AHK be considered cheating

Just wanted to know. I was coding my own personal macro and I don't want to get banned for using it

 

AHK?

 

Auto hotkey. A macro/macro creator.

 

What is the macro's purpose?

 

One macro does auto crouch and shoot. If I click that said hotkey, it will first crouch, then shoot. My other one is a crosshair, it generates pixels to the screen forming an alternate crosshair *Which I don't really need*. My last one rapid fires with any gun that can single shoot.
I'm also in the development of making a macro that auto 180s so I can shoot somebody behind me faster

I could also set keybinds to auto select certain objects but that isn't really necessary

 

I would count that as scripting, possibly cheating. Anything that can give you an advantage over others with external programs.

 

what about the 180 macro then, I don't really think it gives you an advantage. It just helps with turning when you have really low sensitivity. Most people play with high sensitivity so I already have an disadvantage. That's the main macro that I would like to have because I have literally no chance of rotating around and kill somebody behind me but most people can because of there higher sensitvity.

 

And here I am, having just made a macro that door spams for me...

 

Don't code this. Bind mwheel up and down to +attack

Also, how is the crouching one considered cheating? I don't see an advantage over it, so it wouldn't seem like a cheat to me. Also there's no accuracy bonus to crouching so what's the point?

and for the crosshair, do you mean double crosshairs? Or a bind to make your crosshair bigger. Another thing, there's almost no point in double crosshairs as the default one is fine.

I can see most AHK(auto-hot key) scripts cheating because they're external programs.

 

I can't do that quit, my mouse wheel down is jump *I'm used to bhopping in cs go*

this ahk macro is meant for FPS games, that's why I did the crouch. What it does exactly is, crouch, zoom, wait half a second then fire. not really advantage, you can do that your self with more accuracy.

The crosshair is there so I can make the crosshair whatever I want, red,blue etc and it is smaller making it easier for me to aim

I am just using the scripts to test, not to provide any advantage to my gameplay

 

The crosshair macro is fine since it only changes things aesthetically and doesn't alter or control your gameplay.