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In CSS it's possible to bind keys to actions.

Is it possible to somehow bind the coordinates of the mouse to the walking action in the game?

Is it possible to find the key names the HID devices have in CSS so I can map them?

If I connect two optical mise to my computer can I configure CSS to distinguish between those two devices and map the keys to different actions?

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There is no way (without risking a VAC ban) of doing the things you wish to do. It might be possible to do it using third-party tools but there is no way to do it by changing Counter Strike's configs.

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Can you elaborate? – Ben Blank Dec 2 '11 at 19:04

This will not get you VAC banned (depending on how you go about it) - also VAC only looks for genuine cheats, binds are essentially how Counter Strike deals with keyboard buttons, for example in console bind "space" "+jump" binds jump to your space bar, you can enter in any other key to bind jump to also. (put these in your autoconfig.cfg file in your C:\Steam\SteamApps(username)\cstrike\ folder so that they do not get reset when you restart the game).

I don't think something exists for "mousemoveleft" for example, as I fear that's coded in the game itself. Conter Strike will also only take input from one mouse style device at a time, if you plugged in both.. You would be able to use both to control counter strike (but only one at a time and it would only effect looking around) but you couldn't use one as a replacement for a keyboard. You could try hooking up a joystick as Counter strike supports that but it wont really solve your problem I don't think.

It doesn't look like the command exists on further investigation, here is a list of bind commands and functions for Counter Strike you can make use of in console. Perhaps that might help you further.

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