I play some FPS games, and I'd like to bind some audio files to play on the click on a mouse button (MOUSE4/MOUSE5, to say). I'd have my recording device on Stereo Mix so all I need is a program/script/some other way to play the sound when I press a mouse button.

 

Is this possible?

 

Thanks in advance.

Theoretically it's doable, however once your pc is focused into the game window the game would take over mouse/keyboard input commands so likely would not work whilst in-game.

I'm no tech genius, but I am still able to change my FOV (Field of view) using a program I downloaded with the + and - keys whilst in-game. :?

Is it possible? Yes.

Do I know how? No.

Where to start? AHK.

 

You should be able to do it that way. I only know some of the basic scripting.

It can be done easily in AHK. However, the sound files have to be .wav. If they sound files aren't saved in the same directory as the script, you have to specify the absolute path.

 

Xbutton1::
ifexist, yoursoundfile.wav
Soundplay, yoursoundfile.wav
else
Msgbox, Sound file does not exist
return


Xbutton2::
ifexist, yoursoundfile2.wav
Soundplay, yoursoundfile2.wav
else
Msgbox, Sound file does not exist
return

 

Xbutton2::
ifexist, mw3.wav
 Soundplay, mw3.wav
else
 Msgbox, Sound file does not exist
return

 

I can't seem to get it to work. It still says it does not exist. :(

 

 

EDIT: Nevermind, got it to work when I moved the 2 files into Program Files/AutoHotKey/Extra/Scripts, but it wouldn't work while in the default script that run when you launch it. Thanks, anyway!

It worked for me. Damn handy, hmm..

 

Oh, you edited in that you got it. Good, good.

Glad you got it to work :P