Its a bind maybe some like it

[AqUa]

bind c ";vsay  greatshot ^3greatshot^1......[d]"

[Buckwild]

bind 5 "vsay EnemyWeak ^7[k] ^8Is Weakened!

[RedBaird]

On 11/23/2021 at 11:45 AM, AQUA said:

";vsay

 

I think that that semi-colon, " ; ", will 'block' the rest of the line.  That is what happens whenever I put a ";" instead of a colon, " : ", into a bind or chat.

 

Wrong "language".  See next reply.

Edited November 25, 2021 by RedBaird
error, error, error, does not compute

[Dest!Ny]

1 hour ago, RedBaird said:

 

I think that that semi-colon, " ; ", will 'block' the rest of the line.  That is what happens whenever I put a ";" instead of a colon, " : ", into a bind or chat.

 

Semi colons are used to string multiple commands into a single bind. However, put parenthesis around the entire bind - like AQUA did - or everything after the first semi colon will be eaten by ET as you described.

 

 

That said the semi colon in his/AQUA's bind does nothing

[RedBaird]

2 hours ago, Dest!Ny said:

Semi colons are used to string multiple commands into a single bind.

 

Thanks.  I got confused as to which script-language that  I was pontificating about! 😮 

[DeKing]

7 hours ago, Dest!Ny said:

That said the semi colon in his/AQUA's bind does nothing

That works well written like that :

bind SEMICOLON "vsay Cheer ^b 1 Year of ^/Sunday Funday! ^b 28 November! ^/ Join the Beginners 2 server! ^b/connect b2.clan-fa.com "

 

7 hours ago, Dest!Ny said:

Semi colons are used to string multiple commands into a single bind

You don't need a vstr for this, depends of the key you use? 

Like I have bind w "vstr nextname" ( with other lines to complete it ofc ) 

 

 

Bonus :

My essential bind 😛 

bind b vsay FTattack ^0 A C^7A^0T ??!

[Dest!Ny]

37 minutes ago, DeKing said:

That works well written like that :

bind SEMICOLON "vsay Cheer ^b 1 Year of ^/Sunday Funday! ^b 28 November! ^/ Join the Beginners 2 server! ^b/connect b2.clan-fa.com "

 

 

Not sure what you are referring to here 🤔 I'm talking about using an actual ";" like:

 

bind mouse4 "kill; forcetapout"

 

37 minutes ago, DeKing said:

You don't need a vstr for this, depends of the key you use? 

Like I have bind w "vstr nextname" ( with other lines to complete it ofc ) 

 

vstr is used to toggle through a multitude of commands. One simple example that I am currently using is:
 

set spawn "vstr spawnON"

bind p "vstr spawn"

set spawnON "exec spawnbinds; echo "^:SPAWNPOINTS: ^_ON";set spawn vstr spawnOFF"
set spawnOFF "exec weaponbinds; echo "^:SPAWNPOINTS: ^_OFF";set spawn vstr spawnON"

 

What it does is initialize the spawn vstr to SpawnON and binds p to access the vstr.

When you press p it executes what is written in set spawnON, excute cfg, echo a message, and set the spawn vstr to spawnOFF. This means that the next time you press p it will execute what is written in set spawnOFF.

 

To sum it up with ";" you list multiple commands that you want to execute after 1 button press whereas vstr is used to cycle through a button binding every time you press it

[DeKing]

1 hour ago, Dest!Ny said:

Not sure what you are referring to here

I have this bind written with SEMICOLON key, And when I press ";" key it will do it

 

Haha okay sorry I misunderstood everything  

You said add ";" to ask another cmd in the same time, like in your exemple 😛 

Edited November 26, 2021 by DeKing