Hmm I guess you could use a small Lua script function.
1. create a new script & add this to it.
--[[
Command cycler (ASC|DESC) [v1] (10/01/2015)
Written by AFRLme [Lee Clarke]
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-- * local variables * --
local cmd_id -- empty variable
-- * tables * --
local t = { "left_click", "right_click", "middle_click" } -- replace with actual command names in order you created them (case sensitive)
-- * cycle commands (true = increment, false = decrement) * --
function cycle_commands(int, v)
cmd_id = (game.ActiveCommand:getId().id + 1)
if v then -- if true then change to next command
if cmd_id ~= #t then setCommand( int, t[cmd_id + 1] ) else setCommand( int, t[1] ) end
else -- change to previous command
if cmd_id ~= 1 then setCommand( int, t[cmd_id - 1] ) else setCommand( int, t[#t] ) end
end
end
-- * little workflow function to make it easier/faster to set command * --
function setCommand(int, cmd)
game.ActiveCommand = getObject("Interfaces[" .. int .. "].InterfaceButtons[" .. cmd .. "]")
end
2. inside of mouse wheel up actions: add an execute a script action containing...
cycle_commands("name_of_interface", false)
3. inside of mouse wheel down actions: add an execute a script action containing...
cycle_commands("name_of_interface", true)
I have also included a small workflow function I wrote for quickly updating the current active command. You should make sure that the commands are added to interface first, before any non-command buttons.
Quick note: the initial index id is 0, which is why I added + 1 to the game.ActiveCommand:getId().id value, whereas tables in lua script start with an index value of 1.
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