As a newbie I didn’t know you can add binds inside binds. In this case I mean there is the function to let you bind a key only when you launch it by pressing another key. For example, i want to be able to quit ET only if I pressed esc and then press delete. [...]
Archive for April, 2010
This is a script type I had been searching for a long time when I was a newbie, it’s used alot in configs, so pay attention! So imagine we want to create a cycle that will change our name every time we press “H”. (BEWARE: PunkBuster kicks for too many namechanges!) We will have to [...]
As we’ve already learned, a + means there will be a – and that means there will be a start and an end. +vstr gets very close to the vstr command, but here it becomes a toggle action. The easiest way to show you what I mean as fast as possible is by giving an [...]
The vstr command is a shortcut that enables you to use 1 small word of your preference all over the same document. For example, i want to echo something every time i change weapons with the keyboard. Instead of typing “;echo Weapon changed” after every line of your weaponbank binds, we will create the vstr [...]
First of all you need to know how to bind a vsay. This can be done by using the simple vsay command. examples: bind i “vsay hi Hey noobcakes!” bind o “vsay_team letsgo Let’s roll allies!” bind p “vsay_buddy FTfallback Check you back!” If you don’t add text behind the vsay, the standard message will [...]
It’s very easy once you remember the codes. Just add the hat-symbol (^) before a letter or number. Numbers are basic bright colors like yellow and blue, letters and symbols are more different colors. . example: bind i “say ^0Hey noobcakes!” . This will result in Black text. . Check the full color code list [...]
