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Like brandan said, try a remap.

Otherwise Quake live won't be able to tell the difference between mouse1 on one mouse or another.

I'm not convinced a remap will work, because it might just get bypassed by QL. Might work better if you had mice with those fancy driver settings where you can specify what a button does.

It's kind of an uphill battle imo, and you'd also have to put something over the sensor of the mouse whose motion you don't want otherwise it will interfere if bumped or w/e.

Seems very effective. Like punching a rhinoceros into oblivion with a feather pillow.

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What's better than a WMO?

Two WMOs.

If I wanted to do what you describe, i would use GlovePIE, as it is capable of addressing multiple mice independently, and remapping buttons.

I tried glovepie by using the input and output gui function but it didn't work. Unless there's some hidden feature that i don't know about it doesn't work either.

This appears to do what you ask. On my system I had to refer to my two mice as mouse2 and mouse3, not mouse1 and mouse2 as you would assume.

// Intercept All Mouse Buttons
mouse.SwallowButtons = true

// Assign the weird things
mouse.LeftButton = mouse1.RightButton
Key.One = mouse2.RightButton

// Assign the normal actions to the rest of the buttons
mouse.LeftButton = mouse1.LeftButton
mouse.MiddleButton = mouse1.MiddleButton
mouse.XButton1 = mouse1.XButton1
mouse.XButton2 = mouse1.XButton2

mouse.LeftButton = mouse2.LeftButton
mouse.MiddleButton = mouse2.MiddleButton
mouse.XButton1 = mouse2.XButton1
mouse.XButton2 = mouse2.XButton2

Ok i copy and pasted the script into glovepie and it didn't work. Probably because i didn't refer my two mices are mouse2 and mouse3 like you did. I tried to change it to mouse2 and mouse3 like you did by changing all the mouse1 to mouse2 and all the mouse2 to mouse3 like you did in the script but that just made both my mices unclicable and didn't output any nunbers. How did you change both your mices from mouse1 and mouse2 to mouse2 and mouse3?

I did exactly what it sounds like you did. Here's the version that worked on my computer.

// Intercept All Mouse Buttons
mouse.SwallowButtons = true

// Assign the weird things
mouse.LeftButton = mouse2.RightButton
Key.One = mouse3.RightButton

// Assign the normal actions to the rest of the buttons
mouse.LeftButton = mouse2.LeftButton
mouse.MiddleButton = mouse2.MiddleButton
mouse.XButton1 = mouse2.XButton1
mouse.XButton2 = mouse2.XButton2

mouse.LeftButton = mouse3.LeftButton
mouse.MiddleButton = mouse3.MiddleButton
mouse.XButton1 = mouse3.XButton1
mouse.XButton2 = mouse3.XButton2

I'm using GlovePIE 0.41 I don't know if that makes a difference.

Ok it works now. thankyou

Glad to be of help.

Hello, so after practicing with my left hand to be just as good as my right i finally feel ready to test this out but i came across one problem. Your script worked perfectly in notepad but for some reason one of the mice is assigned both keys in quake instead of just one. Any ideas?

the question shouldnt be how but why

One mouse with the right hand and another with the left hand so you can aim while you aim.

I used to lan with this guy that essentially played with 2 mice. But the one his left hand used was a home made contraption, with a track ball and a row of buttons. Right hand used a regular mouse. He somehow tricked the computer/game that it was a key board and was able to program it how he wanted. He was supprisingly good with this setup. Wish I knew how to get ahold of him to find out but he moved away years ago.

Something like http://www.razerzone.com/gb-en/gaming-keyboar...-orbweaver ?

Well a little more primitive than that. But I found him and he has a detailed page on the new one he made.

http://el34world.com/Misc/home/GameController1.htm