Costume change emote question

um anybody know how to make a costume change thingy?
anybody have a few key binds i could use? or some thing
anything, im so confused about how to do them?

/bind numpad1 "emote none$$cce 1 CCSpin"

The 'emote none' part is to clear your combat stance emotes and other stuff, the '$$' tells it that the bind has another command, the 'cce' is the command for costume change emote, the '1' tells it that it's the second costume (as the costumes start at 0), and 'CCSpin' is the name of the specific emote to use.

We've been saving Paragon City for eight and a half years. It's time to do it one more time.

I always thought binds ran backwards, or is that just for powers?

thanks that help alot what the costume chage for lighting just cclightning?

Binds always run forwards. The confusion about powers comes from the fact that 'powexecname' still just queues a power- so the first power is queued, then the second in the list, and so on, meaning all but the last power gets replaced on the queue.

We've been saving Paragon City for eight and a half years. It's time to do it one more time.

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thanks that help alot what the costume chage for lighting just cclightning?

[/ QUOTE ]Yep, that's the one (pretty sure it isn't case sensitive...). You can see the list on ParagonWiki.

We've been saving Paragon City for eight and a half years. It's time to do it one more time.

oh this really helps a lot thank you kitsune!!

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I always thought binds ran backwards, or is that just for powers?

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That is the net result if you string multiple power activations in the same keybind/macro. They wind up activating in reverse order due to the way the powers systems works.. But the command parser reads things and does things in order from left to right.

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I always thought binds ran backwards, or is that just for powers?

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That is the net result if you string multiple power activations in the same keybind/macro. They wind up activating in reverse order due to the way the powers systems works.. But the command parser reads things and does things in order from left to right.

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Thanks for the clarification