Captain_Valor_NA

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  1. Issue 4: "War of the MARVEL-ous Clones"
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    I can't imagine coming into work, 40 to 50 hours a week, to do something I love and be able to express myself artistically, only to have thousands of people complain, scream, whine, threaten me, etc.

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    Then don't ever become a school teacher.
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    The toggleon/toggleoff is better then I expected!

    Not only will it allow you to make one key for all your toggle activations, but you can make a true "toggle" key! Try this one out:

    /bind w "+forward$$powexec_toggleon Sprint$$powexec_toggleoff Sprint"

    this will result in you running forward with Sprinit turning on... when you release the key, sprint turns off!

    Jumpers and superspeeders now have an equivilant to
    "+forward$$powexec_name Fly$$powexec_name Hover"

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    I think it might be worth trying this as I forget Sprint on when I want to save Endurance during combat...that stinks.

    I, however, use the UP key for moving forward. Is there a way to do this with the UP key? Would I say /bind UP ...instead of /bind w ?
  4. Hmm, I understand what your strategy is and I see it working for me as well.

    My question was this:

    1. I start an alt. (healer)
    2. I load the default binds file.
    3. I add binds I want my healer to have.
    4. I then save the file...but I'm afraid if I just type /bind_save then it will be under the default file that COH sets up (/coh/keybinds.txt)
    What I WANT to be able to do is:
    /bind_save_file "C:/binds/healer.txt" so that every bind I added will be under the healer.txt bind file.

    Hope that makes sense.
  5. I know about the bind_load_file command... is there a bind_save_file command?

    What I'd like to do... is create various bind files for various AT's...so my healer would have its binds, my scrapper, etc.

    Rather than always re-invent the wheel, I'd like to load up a "default" file (that has binds I want ALL my ATs to have) and then add healing binds and then do something like "/bind_save_file "C:\binds\healer.txt" or something.

    Any way I can do that? Thank you!
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    I posted this in its own thread but perhaps some of the /binding experts here could lend a hand.

    My keybinds.txt is not located in my root C: directory. It's here:

    C:\Program Files\City of Heroes\keybinds.txt

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    That was changed a few minor patches ago; /bind_save now saves to the CoH directory instead of to the root of C:. This shouldn't be a problem though?

    If you need to load a bind file that is in a path containing long file names, you need to use the 8.3 abbreviation.

    For the path you described this would be:

    c:\progra~1\cityof~1\keybinds.txt

    Kal

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    Learn something new daily!

    I appreciate your answer!
  7. I posted this in its own thread but perhaps some of the /binding experts here could lend a hand.

    My keybinds.txt is not located in my root C: directory. It's here:

    C:\Program Files\City of Heroes\keybinds.txt

    Even if I delete it, log on, do a /bind_save command, it ends up back in THAT directory and not my root directory.

    Perhaps somebody else has had a similar problem and can help with a remedy. Thank you.