Binding

[RainsLikeSnow]

Can someone plz tut how to bind keys

[Ivory]

Check Here
I have a basic tutorial for it there.

[Blueiscooltoo]

Simple: bind anykey "command"

Example: bind r "idkfa"

it binds r with the cheat that gives you all weapons.

[RainsLikeSnow]

Simple: bind anykey "command"

Example: bind r "idkfa"

it binds r with the cheat that gives you all weapons.

thats what i did when i was guessing on binding, now i do

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bind 5 "mdk" It inflicts 10000000 to what ever is in the cross heir

[TERRORsphere]

thats what i did when i was guessing on binding, now i do

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bind 5 "mdk" It inflicts 10000000 to what ever is in the cross heir

Pathetic code. Try this:

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bind 5 "mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk;wait 1;mdk"
This'll perform the mdk code 15 times really really fast but not at the same time.

[YassoGaming]

i want make color bind how i can make it ????

[Gumballtoid]

I'm sure you know that when coloring your name or a message in the chat, you use the backslash '\' followed by 'c' and a color code of your choice.

When typing anything in the console, the backslash serves as your escape character. This basically means that, when processing the console command, the backslash tells the game, "Hey, use the 'literal' version of the next character you see." This means that, rather than using the next character as part of the command's syntax (if applicable), it just includes the next character in the command itself.

For many characters, this means nothing really changes. However, since you need a backslash to enter a color code, you need to use the escape character. This means that you simply need two backslashes--the first is your escape character, and the second begins your color code. If done correctly, your command should look something like this:

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bind Z "say \\cgBring on the pizza!"
The backslash escape character is also useful when creating nested console commands, where you would need to use them on the inner quotes to prevent the command from being misread.

I hope this answered your question. Otherwise, you can defer to this tutorial: http://cutstuff.net/forum/index.php?topic=6237.0