Originally posted by blackhawk2299
This is a pointless quote, nobody is going to use this. the cfg coders have things like this that are short, better looking, and more effective. you should just go back to cod4 leeching.
set 5Sub2MenuClose "set L vstr menuC1"
set 5Sub2Menu1 "set U vstr 5Sub2Menu2;set D vstr 5Sub2Menu2;set R3 vstr 5Sub2MenuFunc1;vstr 5Sub2MenuClose;vstr 5Sub2Menubuild1"
set 5Sub2Menu2 "set U vstr 5Sub2Menu1;set D vstr 5Sub2Menu1;set R3 vstr 5Sub2MenuFunc2;vstr 5Sub2MenuClose;vstr 5Sub2Menubuild2"
set 5Sub2Menubuild1 "vstr cf1;vstr 6Menuopt1b;vstr cf14;vstr cf15;vstr cf16;vstr cf17;vstr cf18;vstr cf19;vstr cf20;vstr cf21;vstr cf22;vstr cf23
set 5Sub2Menubuild2 "vstr cf1;vstr 6Menuopt1c;vstr cf14;vstr cf15;vstr cf16;vstr cf17;vstr cf18;vstr cf19;vstr cf20;vstr cf21;vstr cf22;vstr cf23
set 6Menuopt1b "\""^8{ ^9Super Jump ^6{^3On^6} ^8}"\""
set 6Menuopt1c "\""^8{ ^9Super Jump ^6{^3Off^6} ^8}"\""
set 5Sub2MenuFunc1 "jump_height 1000;bg_fallDamageMinHeight 999999;bg_fallDamageMaxHeight 999999"
set 5Sub2MenuFunc2 "jump_height 39;bg_fallDamageMinHeight 128;bg_fallDamageMaxHeight 300"
^Professional way to toggle things.
Lol pretty harsh there bud. And I see your using my style of the variables to make cfg menus but you can make it even shorter because later on the variables start to get bigger.
Use this if you like:
Menu=M
Close=C
Func=F
Base=B
Opt=O
etc.
And what I said above your post is a more better less coding way to toggle things. What you said is a little old now, but don't get me wrong its still good, just not the best.