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Keybind Question - N0body - Oct 29, 2008
Can you bind a key to do the same thing as another key?
I want to bind my X key to fire, while still having my mouse1 key still able to fire.
Any suggestions?
Keybind Question - avy - Oct 29, 2008
yes
bind mouse1 +attack
bind x +attack
I believe
Keybind Question - Drunken F00l - Oct 29, 2008
Ya, type the "bind x" command into the console. See my wiki page for info on how to enable console:
http://www.sourceop.com/wiki/Enabling_Console
Keybind Question - N0body - Oct 29, 2008
Yeah, I already had the console enabled.
Can't be an admin without it...
And for some reason it wasn't working last night but I just tried it now and binding X to fire still allows me to fire using mouse1.
Very strange, thanks though
Keybind Question - Drunken F00l - Oct 29, 2008
Ya, sorry, I didn't look at who was asking.
You can have as many keys bound to whatever (even the same thing) as you want. It doesn't look at and see "+attack is for mouse1" it does it the other way around which is why you can have the same command on different keys.