Coop package for macbook's

[Vlad]

Hey,
Does somebody remember package for macbook's, that considers absence of some buttons, like "home", "up", "down" on keyboard ...

I will be grateful, if owners throw it :)

thanks

[Lantry]

You can easily bind the commands to new keys, for example, you can put this code into your autexec.cfg

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bind "DELETE" [edittex 0 -1]
bind "INSERT" [edittex 0 1]
bind "HOME" [edittex 1 1]
bind "END" [edittex 1 -1]
bind "PAGEUP" [edittex 2 1]
bind "PAGEDOWN" [edittex 2 -1]

and then change the key names (the words in quotes, e.g. "HOME") to the names of the keys you want to use instead (e.g. "HOME" becomes "F3")

[Vlad]

really i need demo control binds : stop, make speed slow or faster.
I remember it was in map package, but can i do it like you wrote ?

[Lantry]

Yeah, you can bind any command to a key like this:
bind "KEY" [COMMAND]
where KEY is the key you want to press, and COMMAND is what you want it to execute when you press the key.

[#M|A#Wolf]

Change the keys and game speeds to your liking.

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/bind "5" [gamespeed 1] // Makes the demospeed 1, in this version you can't stop a demo.
/bind "6" [gamespeed 50] // Makes the demo 2 times slower.
/bind "7" [gamespeed 200] // Makes the demo 2 times faster.

[V-Man]

Here is the on-the-fly logarithmic gamespeed adjuster GeneralDisarray made ages ago:

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bind "LEFTBRACKET" [ if $connected [] [gamespeed_mulf 0.75] [] ]
bind "RIGHTBRACKET" [ if $connected [] [gamespeed 100] [] ]
bind "BACKSLASH" [if $connected [] [gamespeed_mulf 1.5]]

alias gamespeed_echo [ echo (concatword "1gamespeed is now 0" $gamespeed) ]
alias gamespeed_mulf [ gamespeed (*f $gamespeed $arg1); gamespeed_echo ]

Like the others, change the keys to your liking.
Also, fill in the middle "if" argument with other commands that are active when you're connected.