Binds + Emotes

[Houdini]

I am trying to bind a emote with a key

heres what i have but i keep getting a error saying command not found

/bind LALT+NUM1 $$ /petcom_all Dance $$ /petsay_all Testing 123

 

any hints tips etc

[ArchVileTerror]

Try this one.

/bind LALT+NUMPAD1 beginchat "/petsayall I'm Dancin'!$$petsayall <em dance>"

 

 

Edited March 24, 2020 by ArchVileTerror
"NUMPAD", not "NUM"

[Redlynne]

4 hours ago, Houdini said:

/bind LALT+NUM1 $$ /petcom_all Dance $$ /petsay_all Testing 123

Do this:

/bind LALT+NUM1 "petcom_all Dance$$petsay_all Testing 123"

[Houdini]

22 hours ago, Redlynne said:

Do this:

/bind LALT+NUM1 "petcom_all Dance$$petsay_all Testing 123"

worked tyvm

I was thinking of building a app in C#  to help with binding etc

I can add the bind to a power slot tray correct.

 

[Redlynne]

44 minutes ago, Houdini said:

I can add the bind to a power slot tray correct.

As a bind ... no.

As a macro ... yes ... kinda ... by putting the macro into that tray slot.

[JZo]

trying to bind a specific emote to a key. where do i find a list of the codes for the emote? the one I want is the idle emote juggle fire  - want to bind it to, say, the j key

 

[GM Tock]

8 hours ago, JZo said:

trying to bind a specific emote to a key. where do i find a list of the codes for the emote? the one I want is the idle emote juggle fire  - want to bind it to, say, the j key

 

Same as the slash command.  If you can type it, you can /bind it.

bind j em jugglefire

Just omit the / on a command when entering a bind.   To remove a bind, use either:

bind j nop

-OR-

unbind j

(nop = no operation, a blank command that does nothing.)

 

The emote list on ParagonWiki is a good place to find them.  There's also a list of key names.  (Which gets weird at points when you consider the right side number pad on a full keyboard.)  Bear in mind costume change emotes are triggered differently (/cce, requires a costume slot #, and same limits on changing costumes apply via bind or menu) as well as flight pose emotes, which only work while in the air.

Edited April 1, 2020 by GM Tahquitz