#(catolan) Increase right click events per second

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supple rock
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Is there a way to prevent the item/hand from swinging clientside? So that it essentially remains still?

digital epochBOT
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(catolan) Prevent left click item swing clientside

digital epochBOT
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supple rock
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Also, to prevent it serverside? I just realized cancelling the click doesn't prevent entities from being hit

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The reason I want this is to allow players to shoot guns without triggering anything else

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In theory I could just use right click, and i might, but figured i'd ask

weak vault
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give player haste 255

storm oasisBOT
weak vault
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oo yay

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haste 255 makes the swing happen instantly so both server and clientside dont even see it

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just need to cancel it afterwards

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by "it" i mean the relevant left clicking event

weak vault
supple rock
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true

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thanks, i hadn't thought of that

supple rock
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is there any way to speed up the rate at which right clicks are detected?

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(catolan) Increase right click events per second

muted wedge
weak vault
muted wedge
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oo

ornate oasis
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You could repeat your script for a certain amount and wait 1t in between.

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So it "triggers" more often

toxic python
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add in your wait or whatever in there

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not perfect but

toxic python
weak vault
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255 is absolute limit

toxic python
weak vault
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if minecraft even accepts values higher, it just goes back to 255

toxic python
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wait is this placebo

weak vault
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definitely xD

toxic python
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ima test this out rq

weak vault
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ighty

toxic python
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because negative ones also have different resutls

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right??

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or am i thinking about the duration

weak vault
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uhh yeah i never played with negative values, but i remember that being a thing

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