This is not my script's fault, it's actually the game dropping inputs. Sometimes you may find that you don't go into aim mode even if you've pressed Right Mouse down. The game itself has a lot of jank with regards to aiming, and it becomes more noticeable now that this script gives you fluid hold-to-aim controls. If you would prefer to run an uncompiled script, then you can install Autohotkey and run EYE_Hold-to-aim.ahk. These are, IMO, false positives caused by the file being new. The script works with the default binding of Right Mouse to Aim/Parry/Alt Fire.įair warning: Scanning the executable with VirusTotal raises warnings in 3 out of 69 anti-virus engines. Run EYE_Hold-to-aim.exe before running EYE Divine Cybermancy. Usageĭownload the newest release from the Releases section.
Choosing between them is entirely contextual based on how long you hold the button down, it feels very natural.
This also means that you have a choice between toggle-to-aim and hold-to-aim. The script does this by differentiating between taps and holds, so you can still tap the Right Mouse to do the game's original things, and then hold to aim whenever you like. This Autohotkey script adds industry-standard hold-to-aim controls to the game without interrupting the other functions that the Aim button also performs in the game. Hold-to-aim (hold ADS) controls in EYE Divine CybermancyĮYE Divine Cybermancy only has toggle-to-aim controls, which many people find clumsy.
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