keybind

I tried a search but was unsuccesful, but I was wondering if anyone had a keybind to make red skittles.

Well, from the wiki :

Combines three of a kind of first argument into one of the second argument. Example: /insp_combine "Insight" "Catch a Breath"

So for a bind you'd be looking at (with your own choice of "/bind Key" in front of them) : (These taken from Storyteller's "Slash Commands, Binds, & Macros, Oh My!" guide in player guides)

Inspiration Combine Commands

"inspcombine enrage insight$$inspcombine luck insight$$inspcombine catch_a_breath insight$$inspcombine respite insight$$inspcombine sturdy insight$$inspcombine break_free insight$$inspcombine awaken insight"

"inspcombine insight enrage$$inspcombine luck enrage$$inspcombine catch_a_breath enrage$$inspcombine respite enrage$$inspcombine sturdy enrage$$inspcombine break_free enrage$$inspcombine awaken enrage"

"inspcombine insight respite$$inspcombine luck respite$$inspcombine catch_a_breath respite$$inspcombine enrage respite$$inspcombine sturdy respite$$inspcombine break_free respite$$inspcombine awaken respite"

"inspcombine insight catch_a_breath$$inspcombine luck catch_a_breath$$inspcombine enrage catch_a_breath$$inspcombine respite catch_a_breath$$inspcombine sturdy catch_a_breath$$inspcombine break_free catch_a_breath"

"inspcombine insight luck$$inspcombine enrage luck$$inspcombine catch_a_breath luck$$inspcombine respite luck$$inspcombine sturdy luck$$inspcombine break_free luck$$inspcombine awaken luck"

"inspcombine insight sturdy$$inspcombine luck sturdy$$inspcombine catch_a_breath sturdy$$inspcombine respite sturdy$$inspcombine enrage sturdy$$inspcombine break_free sturdy$$inspcombine awaken sturdy"

To make higher level ones, you'd have to change the names to the higher level skittles, of course.

thanks Raj I found Storytellers post after I posted here but was still having trouble understanding what exactly I was looking at, this should help.

Also, IIRC, due to it "power queuing" when you make them (I know it does when you use them) - the last command in those lists (for the red skittles, the last one combines awakens) is the first that will try to execute, then the next, etc. If I'm wrong, it will be the other way.

I'm mentioning this because that lets you reorder the commands in the bind chain to use what you use least, first.