M16A3 No recoil ALL ATTACHMENTS *FOREVER UNDETECTED*

[CaueMene]

Worked!!! approved

[Mshine67]

Could you possibly make one of these codes that i can put into auto hotkey and use as macro because I and alot of people don't have this mouse. Would be greatly appreciated.

[bartolica]

Could you possibly make one of these codes that i can put into auto hotkey and use as macro because I and alot of people don't have this mouse. Would be greatly appreciated.

It is not possible OMG.

[Yellow 13]

Could you possibly make one of these codes that i can put into auto hotkey and use as macro because I and alot of people don't have this mouse. Would be greatly appreciated.

Pull that penis out of your ear, it's affecting your brain

[Flubb]

Hi Yellow - first of all thanks for sharing these, appreciated.

I have a couple of questions please. I have followed your guide to setup 100% (I have Bloody v7 Headshot mouse), installed mouse fix, changed FOV, sensitivity, everything is set correct - but I still get spread when I use the no spread macro, recoil is reduced a lot, maybe 80-90%, but it is not like in your video example. Any idea why this is?

Thanks

[Yellow 13]

Hi Yellow - first of all thanks for sharing these, appreciated.

I have a couple of questions please. I have followed your guide to setup 100% (I have Bloody v7 Headshot mouse), installed mouse fix, changed FOV, sensitivity, everything is set correct - but I still get spread when I use the no spread macro, recoil is reduced a lot, maybe 80-90%, but it is not like in your video example. Any idea why this is?

Thanks

Sens 0.226744
Rawinput yes
FOV (with BF3 Setting editor) V: 90 (all settings will auto adjust if you change this)
Must use Win7 acceleration fix
Windows mouse sensitivity 6/11

Newer setup guide (this thread, I have not contacted a moderator to update): https://img713.imageshack.us/img713/296/nhh2.png

Contact me if you have any problems after this

Macro is NO RECOIL and not NOSPREAD

Planning nospread in future tho

[divisionbell77]

Just got the V7 and just starting to tool around with it. Please excuse my ignorance.

I play inverted(move mouse forward, head looks down), what values would I change to flip this macro to work inverted?

Also, what is the point of the resolution? Should I edit it to me resolution(1920 x 1080)?

I have the Bloody4 software installed, version 2013.0830. Should I use a different one?

[waynomat]

Just got the V7 and just starting to tool around with it. Please excuse my ignorance.

I play inverted(move mouse forward, head looks down), what values would I change to flip this macro to work inverted?

Also, what is the point of the resolution? Should I edit it to me resolution(1920 x 1080)?

I have the Bloody4 software installed, version 2013.0830. Should I use a different one?

Everythings fine, i play inverted too. just change the "y-value" to a negative value, like "-8" insted of "8".
Resolution in the macro settings don´t seem to do anything.

[Yellow 13]

Everythings fine, i play inverted too. just change the "y-value" to a negative value, like "-8" insted of "8".
Resolution in the macro settings don´t seem to do anything.

Actually, it's not possible to have positive value on bloody hs macro.

Resolution's there for reference, you don't have to follow it

[waynomat]

Actually, it's not possible to have positive value on bloody hs macro.

Resolution's there for reference, you don't have to follow it

Actually, it IS possible to use negative and positive values, since i am using it
Divisionbell77: my mistake, you have to change the *negative* y-values to positive ones to use the macro in inverted gameplay.

All you need is an old (unencrypted) headshot macro (.bwp file), like yellow posted them in various threads already. Then edit that file with a texteditor (Pspad, Notepad++ or others) and save it. It works like a charm. Just one drawback: if you want to change values, you can´t use the headshot-macro editor for that macro. You will need to make the changes within a texteditor.

Heres my M16A3 RDSFGHB macro for inverted gameplay. Be advised, the x and y values have been changed to fit *my* ingame mousesense (i think i have 0.10).
If you follow yellows tutorial, you have to use his values and just change the "MoveY" commands to the corresponding positive value:

<Root>
<WeaponData>
<ResolutionRemark>1920*1080</ResolutionRemark>
<CPIRemark>Default</CPIRemark>
<PressRKeyToPauseMove>0</PressRKeyToPauseMove>
<Button>
<BulletCount>8</BulletCount>
<Bullet1_MoveX>-6</Bullet1_MoveX>
<Bullet1_MoveY>16</Bullet1_MoveY>
<Bullet1_IntervalTime>90</Bullet1_IntervalTime>
<Bullet2_MoveX>-5</Bullet2_MoveX>
<Bullet2_MoveY>14</Bullet2_MoveY>
<Bullet2_IntervalTime>90</Bullet2_IntervalTime>
<Bullet3_MoveX>-5</Bullet3_MoveX>
<Bullet3_MoveY>14</Bullet3_MoveY>
<Bullet3_IntervalTime>90</Bullet3_IntervalTime>
<Bullet4_MoveX>-5</Bullet4_MoveX>
<Bullet4_MoveY>14</Bullet4_MoveY>
<Bullet4_IntervalTime>90</Bullet4_IntervalTime>
<Bullet5_MoveX>-4</Bullet5_MoveX>
<Bullet5_MoveY>13</Bullet5_MoveY>
<Bullet5_IntervalTime>90</Bullet5_IntervalTime>
<Bullet6_MoveX>-4</Bullet6_MoveX>
<Bullet6_MoveY>13</Bullet6_MoveY>
<Bullet6_IntervalTime>90</Bullet6_IntervalTime>
<Bullet7_MoveX>-4</Bullet7_MoveX>
<Bullet7_MoveY>12</Bullet7_MoveY>
<Bullet7_IntervalTime>90</Bullet7_IntervalTime>
<Bullet8_MoveX>-4</Bullet8_MoveX>
<Bullet8_MoveY>12</Bullet8_MoveY>
<Bullet8_IntervalTime>90</Bullet8_IntervalTime>
<RepeatStartIndex>3</RepeatStartIndex>
<Recoil>0</Recoil>
</Button>
</WeaponData>
</Root>

[jkinnune]

I'm in the process of making these work for my X7 (.amc) mouse. It's my goal today to do everything he's done. Probably won't do every single attachment combination though.

I'll send them to Yellow and then he can post them if he wants.

[haliox]

Awesome Work.

[Yellow 13]

Actually, it IS possible to use negative and positive values, since i am using it
Divisionbell77: my mistake, you have to change the *negative* y-values to positive ones to use the macro in inverted gameplay.

All you need is an old (unencrypted) headshot macro (.bwp file), like yellow posted them in various threads already. Then edit that file with a texteditor (Pspad, Notepad++ or others) and save it. It works like a charm. Just one drawback: if you want to change values, you can´t use the headshot-macro editor for that macro. You will need to make the changes within a texteditor.

Heres my M16A3 RDSFGHB macro for inverted gameplay. Be advised, the x and y values have been changed to fit *my* ingame mousesense (i think i have 0.10).
If you follow yellows tutorial, you have to use his values and just change the "MoveY" commands to the corresponding positive value:

<Root>
<WeaponData>
<ResolutionRemark>1920*1080</ResolutionRemark>
<CPIRemark>Default</CPIRemark>
<PressRKeyToPauseMove>0</PressRKeyToPauseMove>
<Button>
<BulletCount>8</BulletCount>
<Bullet1_MoveX>-6</Bullet1_MoveX>
<Bullet1_MoveY>16</Bullet1_MoveY>
<Bullet1_IntervalTime>90</Bullet1_IntervalTime>
<Bullet2_MoveX>-5</Bullet2_MoveX>
<Bullet2_MoveY>14</Bullet2_MoveY>
<Bullet2_IntervalTime>90</Bullet2_IntervalTime>
<Bullet3_MoveX>-5</Bullet3_MoveX>
<Bullet3_MoveY>14</Bullet3_MoveY>
<Bullet3_IntervalTime>90</Bullet3_IntervalTime>
<Bullet4_MoveX>-5</Bullet4_MoveX>
<Bullet4_MoveY>14</Bullet4_MoveY>
<Bullet4_IntervalTime>90</Bullet4_IntervalTime>
<Bullet5_MoveX>-4</Bullet5_MoveX>
<Bullet5_MoveY>13</Bullet5_MoveY>
<Bullet5_IntervalTime>90</Bullet5_IntervalTime>
<Bullet6_MoveX>-4</Bullet6_MoveX>
<Bullet6_MoveY>13</Bullet6_MoveY>
<Bullet6_IntervalTime>90</Bullet6_IntervalTime>
<Bullet7_MoveX>-4</Bullet7_MoveX>
<Bullet7_MoveY>12</Bullet7_MoveY>
<Bullet7_IntervalTime>90</Bullet7_IntervalTime>
<Bullet8_MoveX>-4</Bullet8_MoveX>
<Bullet8_MoveY>12</Bullet8_MoveY>
<Bullet8_IntervalTime>90</Bullet8_IntervalTime>
<RepeatStartIndex>3</RepeatStartIndex>
<Recoil>0</Recoil>
</Button>
</WeaponData>
</Root>

Oh, you're still in Bloody3

Bloody 4 encrypts data :'(

[waynomat]

Oh, you're still in Bloody3

Bloody 4 encrypts data :'(

No, i am on bloody 4 (.0830). You can use former, unencrypted macros flawlessly in Bloody 4, just don´t edit/save the macro in bloody 4 but do it in a texteditor.
That way you can use unencrypted macros in bloody 4 :P

[Yellow 13]

No, i am on bloody 4 (.0830). You can use former, unencrypted macros flawlessly in Bloody 4, just don´t edit/save the macro in bloody 4 but do it in a texteditor.
That way you can use unencrypted macros in bloody 4 :P

I know, but in some cases I need to create a new macro, which ends up being saved encrypted