Glad to see you have got them working, it took me a lot of research to get them in the first place but back then the guides seemed a lot easier to find than they are on these new forums.
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A big thank you to PrincessDarkstar! I got most of them working with your last post. The transformation to dwarf then heal does not work, however I think its due to the delay in the transformation, its just not setting up the heal long enough for it to activate so there is nothing wrong with the bind just a power issue. I can press the same button again though after the transformation and it works great so that will do nicely. Thanks again for all your help.
/bind <KEY> "powexec_toggle_off bright nova$$powexec_toggle_on white dwarf$$powexec_name <whatever the heal is called>"
However the way I have mine is that I have 3 text files saved in the location E:\binds\ they are called human.txt, dwarf.txt and nova.txt - the names give you a clue what they are used for
The first thing I would do is put this line in each file:
p "bind_load_file E:\Binds\<filename>.txt"
That means that when pressing the <p> key it would reload the bind file (You can use any key, not necessarily p), and let me do fast modifications and reload the files without messing about too much.
Then I would get into human form and type:
/bindloadfile e:\binds\human.txt
Then I could edit the human binds all I want and just press <p> to refresh.
In my case all my files have the same start, they have a bind to find Quantums etc:
t "target_custom_next enemy alive quantum$$target_custom_next enemy alive void$$target_custom_next enemy alive cyst"
A bind to inform the team:
y "team $Target spotted!"
And a bind to give gratz on a level:
g "team Congratulations!"
This is where each file then starts to differ.
In human form I have a line to switch me to dwarf, and a line for nova:
x "powexec_toggleon Black Dwarf$$bind SHIFT+LBUTTON powexec_name Black Dwarf Step$$goto_tray 3$$bind_load_file_silent e:\binds\dwarf.txt"
c "powexec_toggleon Dark Nova$$goto_tray 4$$bind_load_file_silent e:\binds\nova.txt"
The <x> key toggles on Black Dwarf, binds teleport to shift + left click, and swaps my main tray to show tray 3 meaning I can use the number keys for my dwarf powers. It also loads my Dwarf bind file.
The <c> key toggles me into Nova, and sets my Nova tray to be the primary tray, and loads my Nova binds.
In your case you could add the following line:
<key> "powexec_toggleon white dwarf$$powexec_name <whatever the heal is called>"
You wouldn't need to bother with the part about Nova because if you we in Nova form you would be using the Nova specific binds, which would be different.
I hope that makes sense to you, and I will make my next post show just what is in each file, with modifications for what you want.