~~>Binding keys<~~
#1
how do you bind a key to say something? For example I wanted to make a key say gg every time i press it. How would I go about doing this?
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#2
/bind <KEY> [say gg]

Change <KEY> to the key you like to bind.

Edit: You can also add it to your autoexec.cfg file in Config folder.
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#3
Thank you :D. DES| is the greatest!
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#4
For more complicated binds, consider using aliases. It puts all your commands into one. Use
alias aliasnamehere [commandshere]
such as
alias sayggandquit [say "gg"; sleep 1000 [say "bye bye."]; sleep 1100 [quit]]
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(02 Jan 11, 12:19AM)Gibstick Wrote: For more complicated binds, consider using aliases. It puts all your commands into one. Use
alias aliasnamehere [commandshere]
such as
alias sayggandquit [say "gg"; sleep 1000 [say "bye bye."]; sleep 1100 [quit]]

That's the kind of stuff I don't understand?
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#6
its pretty simple, *IF* I am correct, its just saying gg, bye then quitting, so its quicker and easier at the end of a match to quit.
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#7
I get how it works i just don't get the whole writing it part.
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#8
Separate commands with semicolons; it is customary to put a space after.
Alternatively, separate commands with new lines. [
Opening brackets cannot be put on a new line, but it can be closed as such].


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