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when i was a noob ( yesterday xD), i didnt know about the effects the bind keys had on editing, so i carelessly overwrite the z and x keys to say some smart alec comment or anothe, unaware that it would affect editing (not being able to holf down either key and scroll to change textures, and i would really like it back. i know that to have separate editing and in game bind keys is /bind * [ if $editing [ (for example, solid 1)] [ say good game ]], but i dont know what to write for the editing part where it says "(for example, solid 1)" for the game to recognize the scrolling for changinf textures again.
please help xD thank you
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From config/resetbinds.cfg:
bind X [ if $editing [ domodifier 3 ] [ <not editing code> ] ]
bind Z [ if $editing [ domodifier 2 ] [ <not editing code> ] ]
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I binded X and C as my weapon change keys.
Yeah, i dont really map anymore.
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(24 Mar 12, 07:06PM)MykeGregory Wrote: I binded X and C as my weapon change keys.
Yeah, i dont really map anymore.
I Wrote:bind X [ if $editing [ domodifier 3 ] [ <not editing code> ] ]
bind Z [ if $editing [ domodifier 2 ] [ <not editing code> ] ]
You can have gameplay and editing functions in the same bind.
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(24 Mar 12, 07:24PM)Felix-The-Ghost Wrote: (24 Mar 12, 07:06PM)MykeGregory Wrote: I binded X and C as my weapon change keys.
Yeah, i dont really map anymore.
I Wrote:bind X [ if $editing [ domodifier 3 ] [ <not editing code> ] ]
bind Z [ if $editing [ domodifier 2 ] [ <not editing code> ] ]
You can have gameplay and editing functions in the same bind.
MOTHER OF GOD!
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(24 Mar 12, 07:24PM)Felix-The-Ghost Wrote: You can have gameplay and editing functions in the same bind.
o_O
How?
Also - If you go to keyboard settings and click the option "reset all binds" (assuming you remember the rest / didn't have any other binds) that works too.
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oh, thank you ShadowFlameZ. how do you guys find this all out?!?
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(25 Mar 12, 04:41AM)Spicy_Orange1 Wrote: how do you guys find this all out?!?
rtfm.
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umm.. so.. you're cool -.-
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Its true, we all had fun reading the fun manual.
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(28 Mar 12, 06:05AM)Ronald_Reagan Wrote: reading the fun manual.
I'd go with
funky manual myself. :P
#iseewhatyoudidthere
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31 Mar 12, 07:51PM
(This post was last modified: 31 Mar 12, 07:53PM by Bukz.)
In the next version of AC you will be able to use a new command "editbind" just like in Cube 2.
Basically allowing you to have two binds in one (just like Felix-The-Ghost's example) - both methods will still work in the next version, editbind just makes things a bit easier/cleaner.
Theres also
megabind which allows you to have up to 5 binds in 1, if you're looking to go all-out. :P
Megabind also works in the current version.
