PantherShade

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The first thing I would try to do is to move the bind_load portion of the bind to the very end. Make that the last thing in the line.

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Thanks, that seems to have worked.
I just wish I knew why......

Maybe you all can help with my bind file.

I created 100 insults to go with Taunt, and put them into 100 text files (insult00.txt - insult99.txt). Except for the actual insult and the referenced new file to load, they are all the same. Each file references the next file to load, while taunting.

First, I'll give the set-up....

I have folders set-up for my keybinds as follows:
C:
-KeyBinds
--SC (file: SC.txt)
---insults (files: insult00.txt - insult99.txt)

SC.txt contains the following line:
F9 "local $target, prepare to be mocked!$$bind_load_file C:\keybinds\SC\insults\insult00.txt$$powexec_name Taunt"

Each insult file references the next file as demonstrated by insult00.txt:
F9 "local You're not even a warm-up, $target.$$bind_load_file C:\keybinds\SC\insults\insult01.txt$$powexec_name Taunt"

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The problem:
My tanker will say the line and make the taunt, but the next file won't automatically load. Most of the time. If I have no target, it will select a target and load the new file, while taunting.

Any suggestions on how to make this work properly?

Is it possible to create macros with a bind file?
If so, how?