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This method makes use of <code>cl_dummy_control</code>. To start, you need a comfortable key that you can press while flying normally without problems. Bind this key as such:

bind x "cl_dummy_control 1;cl_dummy_copy_moves 1; +toggle cl_dummy_hook 1 0"

While flying, pressing this key will make the dummy hook where you are looking. Even though dummy copy is activated, the dummy will not jump, hook, or fire when you do - it will only do those on command. In this case, it's the hook. Keep in mind, <code>cl_dummy_hammer</code> deactivates everything for as long as it is toggled on, so to work around it, you need to dummy hammer, then use this command, then dummy hammer, etc. With enough practice, pseudofly triple fly is also possible using this command.

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 This method makes use of <code>cl_dummy_control</code>. To start, you need a comfortable key that you can press while flying normally without problems. Bind this key as such:
-    bind x "cl_dummy_control 1;cl_dummy_copy_moves 1; +toggle cl_dummy_hook 1 0"
+ bind x "cl_dummy_control 1;cl_dummy_copy_moves 1; +toggle cl_dummy_hook 1 0"
 While flying, pressing this key will make the dummy hook where you are looking. Even though dummy copy is activated, the dummy will not jump, hook, or fire when you do - it will only do those on command. In this case, it's the hook. Keep in mind, <code>cl_dummy_hammer</code> deactivates everything for as long as it is toggled on, so to work around it, you need to dummy hammer, then use this command, then dummy hammer, etc. With enough practice, pseudofly triple fly is also possible using this command.