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==Slash Command==
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== Slash Command ==
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{{SlashCommandArticle|command=bind_load|options= |note=Imports a series of binds for the current character from the ''keybinds.txt'' text file in the install directory (C:\Program Files\City of Heroes\data\keybinds.txt by default).  The imported file must be in text format with one binding per line.
  
 
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* For an example of a correctly formatted bind file, the user may first create a list of the binds on the current character by using the {{slashcommand|bind_save}} or {{slashcommand|bind_save_file}} commands.
 
* For an example of a correctly formatted bind file, the user may first create a list of the binds on the current character by using the {{slashcommand|bind_save}} or {{slashcommand|bind_save_file}} commands.
 
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==Related==
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* {{slashcommand|bind_save}}
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{{Navbox Binds}}
* {{slashcommand|bind_save_file|filename.txt}}
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* {{slashcommand|bind_load_file|filename.txt}}
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* {{slashcommand|bind|key commands}}
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* {{slashcommand|unbind|key}}
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[[Category:Slash Commands]]

Latest revision as of 09:38, 8 July 2012

Slash Command

/bind_load  

Imports a series of binds for the current character from the keybinds.txt text file in the install directory (C:\Program Files\City of Heroes\data\keybinds.txt by default). The imported file must be in text format with one binding per line.

/bind_load takes no options/parameters

  • For an example of a correctly formatted bind file, the user may first create a list of the binds on the current character by using the /bind_save or /bind_save_file commands.