Here's a previous post regarding SB binds.
For combining inspirations, the command is
/insp_combine inspiration inspiration
Where you need 3 of the first inspiration to convert into the second inspiration. If there's a space in the inspiration name, use underscores instead (for example, Catch_A_Breath).
It's up to you to decide what kind of inspirations you don't need and do need for the bind, since there are so many possibilities and variations.
Here's a bind I use. F3 is my pop a Luck key, so I add shift+F3 to convert small and medium Accuracy, Endurance and Health into Lucks.
/bind Shift+F3 "insp_combine insight luck$$insp_combine Catch_a_breath luck$$insp_combine keen_insight Good_luck$$insp_combine take_a_breather Good_Luck$$inspCombine respite luck$$inspCombine Dramatic_Improvement Good_Luck"
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Even though I mentioned in that post that it works for me every time, some people still have issues with it working reliably.|
Originally Posted by StarGeek
Here's a previous post regarding SB binds.
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To truly get the targeting to work, you can use a setup involving rotating bind files.
For example:
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C:\binds\SB\1a.txt numpad1 "teamselect 1$$bindloadfilesilent C:\binds\SB\1b.txt" C:\binds\SB\1b.txt numpad1 "+$$powexec_name Speed Boost$$bindloadfilesilent C:\binds\SB\1a.txt" |
That will reliably target the player on keypress, then cast/queue the power when you release the button.
Here are the keybinds that I use:
1 "$$team_select 1$$powexec_name Speed Boost"
2 "$$team_select 2$$powexec_name Speed Boost"
3 "$$team_select 3$$powexec_name Speed Boost"
4 "$$team_select 4$$powexec_name Speed Boost"
5 "$$team_select 5$$powexec_name Speed Boost"
6 "$$team_select 6$$powexec_name Speed Boost"
7 "$$team_select 7$$powexec_name Speed Boost"
8 "$$team_select 8$$powexec_name Speed Boost"
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Clever. I should set that up for a few things. Is there a way to put a branch or decision into what file loads?
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Originally Posted by Master-Blade
Even though I mentioned in that post that it works for me every time, some people still have issues with it working reliably.
To truly get the targeting to work, you can use a setup involving rotating bind files. For example: Repeat with identical files, substituting the 1s for 2-8 to include all 8 teammate positions. That will reliably target the player on keypress, then cast/queue the power when you release the button. |
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As in a IF/THEN type of thing? I don't think so... could be wrong, but I don't recall ever seeing a way to do it.|
Originally Posted by _Zep_
Clever. I should set that up for a few things. Is there a way to put a branch or decision into what file loads?
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Would "/bind z targetcustomnextfriend$$powexecname_Speed Boost" possibly work?
I know there's a way to set up a bind that will tab through allies like you can enemies, and if my bind here actually works you wouldn't be limited to only teammates (so you could speed boost nearby people in raid events without having to be on their team)
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Originally Posted by Dechs Kaison See, it's gems like these that make me check Claws' post history every once in a while to make sure I haven't missed anything good lately. |
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Yeah, but it would look like this:|
Originally Posted by ClawsandEffect
Would "/bind z targetcustomnextfriend$$powexecname_Speed Boost" possibly work?
I know there's a way to set up a bind that will tab through allies like you can enemies, and if my bind here actually works you wouldn't be limited to only teammates (so you could speed boost nearby people in raid events without having to be on their team) |
/bind z "targetfriendnext$$powexecname Speed Boost"
Then again, that might still encounter the targeting issue mentioned above, so you could always implement it as fool-proof files as well just like this:
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C:\binds\SB\Na.txt z "targetfriendnext$$bindloadfilesilent C:\binds\SB\Nb.txt" C:\binds\SB\Nb.txt z "+$$powexec_name Speed Boost$$bindloadfilesilent C:\binds\SB\Na.txt" |
Im wanting to set up keybinds to make the constant SBing of annoying team mates less irritating ie. pressing the number 1 key will sb team mate 1, pressing number 2 will sb team mate 2 etc.
Also what is the keybinds for combining insps?
Thanks