"Some People" were complaining about there not being enough console command documentation. So, I decided to write this, both to quiet them and to practice typing using DVORAK. So, on with this.--VERY BEGINNING-- Well, when you first start up the game, you'll want to set your settings (hence the name), but that's not what this tutorial's for. Just click on the 'settings' button and set stuff. Now you should set your more basic settings. But first, you should get rid of all the default key settings, called 'binds'. To do this, bring the console down by pressing '~'. Then, type in 'unbindall' (no spaces). Then, go to 'Settings' -> 'Layout'. There, set the main keys. You don't have to do all of them, but you can choose. Once you've gotten those set, you should test them out. To do that, bring down the console and type 'map midnight'. This will load up 'midnight.bsp' for you to jump around in. You may notice that you're only an observer. This is because there are no other players in the game. Luckily, Paintball has a useful feature that makes the game think there are other people. To do this, bring down the console and type 'debug1 1'. The game should start a countdown. Then, you'll finally be able to test your key settings. When you're finally done jumping the hell out of midnight, you`ll probably want to save those settings. So, go to 'Settings' -> 'Save Configuration', then choose a name for your config. To load it, go to 'Settings' -> 'Load Configuration', and choose your config.Notes:-To bind things from the console, type 'bind (key) (command)'-'Map' will load up a client side map, for a server use 'newmap'--MIDDLE-- Now, time to learn about alises. Alises are commands that you create that are actually a series of binds that you create. To assign an alias, type 'alias (alias name) (commands)'. EX: You can choose to toss either a timed or impact grenade by using either 'tossgren impact' or 'tossgren timed'. I want my shift key to toggle between those two options when I press 'z'. So, I would make these alises:alias gren1 "echo Impact Grenades ; bind z gren2 ; bind shift tossgren impact"alias gren2 "echo Timed Grenades ; bind z gren1 ; bind shift tossgren timed" Now, we just need to bind gren1 to z. You should know how to do that.
Okay, I don't actually remember writing this, so spare me.Quote"Some People" were complaining about there not being enough console command documentation. So, I decided to write this, both to quiet them and to practice typing using DVORAK. So, on with this.Quote from: eiii on October 24, 2005, 07:39:57 PMOkay, I don't actually remember writing this, so spare me.Quote"Some People" were complaining about there not being enough console command documentation. So, I decided to write this, both to quiet them and to practice typing using DVORAK. So, on with this.--VERY BEGINNING-- Well, when you first start up the game, you'll want to set your settings (hence the name), but that's not what this tutorial's for. Just click on the 'settings' button and set stuff. Now you should set your more basic settings. But first, you should get rid of all the default key settings, called 'binds'. To do this, bring the console down by pressing '~'. Then, type in 'unbindall' (no spaces). Then, go to 'Settings' -> 'Layout'. There, set the main keys. You don't have to do all of them, but you can choose. Once you've gotten those set, you should test them out. To do that, bring down the console and type 'map midnight'. This will load up 'midnight.bsp' for you to jump around in. You may notice that you're only an observer. This is because there are no other players in the game. Luckily, Paintball has a useful feature that makes the game think there are other people. To do this, bring down the console and type 'debug1 1'. The game should start a countdown. Then, you'll finally be able to test your key settings. When you're finally done jumping the hell out of midnight, you`ll probably want to save those settings. So, go to 'Settings' -> 'Save Configuration', then choose a name for your config. To load it, go to 'Settings' -> 'Load Configuration', and choose your config.Notes:-To bind things from the console, type 'bind (key) (command)'-'Map' will load up a client side map, for a server use 'newmap'--MIDDLE-- Now, time to learn about alises. Alises are commands that you create that are actually a series of binds that you create. To assign an alias, type 'alias (alias name) (commands)'. EX: You can choose to toss either a timed or impact grenade by using either 'tossgren impact' or 'tossgren timed'. I want my shift key to toggle between those two options when I press 'z'. So, I would make these alises:alias gren1 "echo Impact Grenades ; bind z gren2 ; bind shift tossgren impact"alias gren2 "echo Timed Grenades ; bind z gren1 ; bind shift tossgren timed" Now, we just need to bind gren1 to z. You should know how to do that.--VERY BEGINNING-- Well, when you first start up the game, you'll want to set your settings (hence the name), but that's not what this tutorial's for. Just click on the 'settings' button and set stuff. Now you should set your more basic settings. But first, you should get rid of all the default key settings, called 'binds'. To do this, bring the console down by pressing '~'. Then, type in 'unbindall' (no spaces). Then, go to 'Settings' -> 'Layout'. There, set the main keys. You don't have to do all of them, but you can choose. Once you've gotten those set, you should test them out. To do that, bring down the console and type 'map midnight'. This will load up 'midnight.bsp' for you to jump around in. You may notice that you're only an observer. This is because there are no other players in the game. Luckily, Paintball has a useful feature that makes the game think there are other people. To do this, bring down the console and type 'debug1 1'. The game should start a countdown. Then, you'll finally be able to test your key settings. When you're finally done jumping the hell out of midnight, you`ll probably want to save those settings. So, go to 'Settings' -> 'Save Configuration', then choose a name for your config. To load it, go to 'Settings' -> 'Load Configuration', and choose your config.Notes:-To bind things from the console, type 'bind (key) (command)'-'Map' will load up a client side map, for a server use 'newmap'--MIDDLE-- Now, time to learn about alises. Alises are commands that you create that are actually a series of binds that you create. To assign an alias, type 'alias (alias name) (commands)'. EX: You can choose to toss either a timed or impact grenade by using either 'tossgren impact' or 'tossgren timed'. I want my shift key to toggle between those two options when I press 'z'. So, I would make these alises:alias gren1 "echo Impact Grenades ; bind z gren2 ; bind shift tossgren impact"alias gren2 "echo Timed Grenades ; bind z gren1 ; bind shift tossgren timed" Now, we just need to bind gren1 to z. You should know how to do that.
"Some People" were complaining about there not being enough console command documentation. So, I decided to write this, both to quiet them and to practice typing using DVORAK. So, on with this.Quote from: eiii on October 24, 2005, 07:39:57 PMOkay, I don't actually remember writing this, so spare me.Quote"Some People" were complaining about there not being enough console command documentation. So, I decided to write this, both to quiet them and to practice typing using DVORAK. So, on with this.--VERY BEGINNING-- Well, when you first start up the game, you'll want to set your settings (hence the name), but that's not what this tutorial's for. Just click on the 'settings' button and set stuff. Now you should set your more basic settings. But first, you should get rid of all the default key settings, called 'binds'. To do this, bring the console down by pressing '~'. Then, type in 'unbindall' (no spaces). Then, go to 'Settings' -> 'Layout'. There, set the main keys. You don't have to do all of them, but you can choose. Once you've gotten those set, you should test them out. To do that, bring down the console and type 'map midnight'. This will load up 'midnight.bsp' for you to jump around in. You may notice that you're only an observer. This is because there are no other players in the game. Luckily, Paintball has a useful feature that makes the game think there are other people. To do this, bring down the console and type 'debug1 1'. The game should start a countdown. Then, you'll finally be able to test your key settings. When you're finally done jumping the hell out of midnight, you`ll probably want to save those settings. So, go to 'Settings' -> 'Save Configuration', then choose a name for your config. To load it, go to 'Settings' -> 'Load Configuration', and choose your config.Notes:-To bind things from the console, type 'bind (key) (command)'-'Map' will load up a client side map, for a server use 'newmap'--MIDDLE-- Now, time to learn about alises. Alises are commands that you create that are actually a series of binds that you create. To assign an alias, type 'alias (alias name) (commands)'. EX: You can choose to toss either a timed or impact grenade by using either 'tossgren impact' or 'tossgren timed'. I want my shift key to toggle between those two options when I press 'z'. So, I would make these alises:alias gren1 "echo Impact Grenades ; bind z gren2 ; bind shift tossgren impact"alias gren2 "echo Timed Grenades ; bind z gren1 ; bind shift tossgren timed" Now, we just need to bind gren1 to z. You should know how to do that.--VERY BEGINNING-- Well, when you first start up the game, you'll want to set your settings (hence the name), but that's not what this tutorial's for. Just click on the 'settings' button and set stuff. Now you should set your more basic settings. But first, you should get rid of all the default key settings, called 'binds'. To do this, bring the console down by pressing '~'. Then, type in 'unbindall' (no spaces). Then, go to 'Settings' -> 'Layout'. There, set the main keys. You don't have to do all of them, but you can choose. Once you've gotten those set, you should test them out. To do that, bring down the console and type 'map midnight'. This will load up 'midnight.bsp' for you to jump around in. You may notice that you're only an observer. This is because there are no other players in the game. Luckily, Paintball has a useful feature that makes the game think there are other people. To do this, bring down the console and type 'debug1 1'. The game should start a countdown. Then, you'll finally be able to test your key settings. When you're finally done jumping the hell out of midnight, you`ll probably want to save those settings. So, go to 'Settings' -> 'Save Configuration', then choose a name for your config. To load it, go to 'Settings' -> 'Load Configuration', and choose your config.Notes:-To bind things from the console, type 'bind (key) (command)'-'Map' will load up a client side map, for a server use 'newmap'--MIDDLE-- Now, time to learn about alises. Alises are commands that you create that are actually a series of binds that you create. To assign an alias, type 'alias (alias name) (commands)'. EX: You can choose to toss either a timed or impact grenade by using either 'tossgren impact' or 'tossgren timed'. I want my shift key to toggle between those two options when I press 'z'. So, I would make these alises:alias gren1 "echo Impact Grenades ; bind z gren2 ; bind shift tossgren impact"alias gren2 "echo Timed Grenades ; bind z gren1 ; bind shift tossgren timed" Now, we just need to bind gren1 to z. You should know how to do that.
Okay, I don't actually remember writing this, so spare me.Quote"Some People" were complaining about there not being enough console command documentation. So, I decided to write this, both to quiet them and to practice typing using DVORAK. So, on with this.--VERY BEGINNING-- Well, when you first start up the game, you'll want to set your settings (hence the name), but that's not what this tutorial's for. Just click on the 'settings' button and set stuff. Now you should set your more basic settings. But first, you should get rid of all the default key settings, called 'binds'. To do this, bring the console down by pressing '~'. Then, type in 'unbindall' (no spaces). Then, go to 'Settings' -> 'Layout'. There, set the main keys. You don't have to do all of them, but you can choose. Once you've gotten those set, you should test them out. To do that, bring down the console and type 'map midnight'. This will load up 'midnight.bsp' for you to jump around in. You may notice that you're only an observer. This is because there are no other players in the game. Luckily, Paintball has a useful feature that makes the game think there are other people. To do this, bring down the console and type 'debug1 1'. The game should start a countdown. Then, you'll finally be able to test your key settings. When you're finally done jumping the hell out of midnight, you`ll probably want to save those settings. So, go to 'Settings' -> 'Save Configuration', then choose a name for your config. To load it, go to 'Settings' -> 'Load Configuration', and choose your config.Notes:-To bind things from the console, type 'bind (key) (command)'-'Map' will load up a client side map, for a server use 'newmap'--MIDDLE-- Now, time to learn about alises. Alises are commands that you create that are actually a series of binds that you create. To assign an alias, type 'alias (alias name) (commands)'. EX: You can choose to toss either a timed or impact grenade by using either 'tossgren impact' or 'tossgren timed'. I want my shift key to toggle between those two options when I press 'z'. So, I would make these alises:alias gren1 "echo Impact Grenades ; bind z gren2 ; bind shift tossgren impact"alias gren2 "echo Timed Grenades ; bind z gren1 ; bind shift tossgren timed" Now, we just need to bind gren1 to z. You should know how to do that.
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