[Answered] Binding a key to !r

[Black Shinobi]

I've heard on the Bhop server that people have been binding their ALT key to !r. Some people have said that they use a feature called sm . How do I do this?

[Elemental]

I've heard on the Bhop server that people have been binding their ALT key to !r. Some people have said that they use a feature called sm . How do I do this?

 

bind "l" "say !r"

 

That shud work, no?

[roux]

by sm, you might want to

 

bind "key" sm_r

[Black Shinobi]

yea it works, thanks roux @Elemental it doesn't work with bind alt "say !r" idk why

[Lokibelowkey]

it doesn't work with bind alt "say !r" idk why

 

it may not work for you, but binding with spaces in the command and to bind multiple things to one key is useful so ill run it down just to make sure you were doing it correctly.

 

ex. bind k "say hello; +reload"

 

1. (k) is the key you want to bind most people know this

2. the first (") is after the key to start a command chain or just a command with spaces so it takes all the words in your bind instead of the first word of your command(s)

3. the (;) is to separate commands and it will do it in the order of left to right

4. the last (") will end the quotation ending the commands and will use everything inside the quotations

 

if you did it correctly that's great and if you didn't know some stuff i just ran over, you now know it that's great too.