Keybinds

Commands

/bind <keys> <command>

Creates a new bind of <keys> with the given <command>.

Each key in <keys> must be bridged with a +. <command> is one as normally written. Both allow for spacing and do not require quotation.

/unbind <keys>

Deletes an existing keybind of <keys>.

Key Syntax

Modifier keys are no longer identified by the symbols used in v4. These are...

Control, Alt, Windows, Apps

Complete Key Map

This page includes the names for <keys> of all supported languages.

Example Usage

/bind ctrl+alt+f1 /echo ding~

Assigns the key combination ctrl+alt+f1 to send the input /echo ding~

/unbind ctrl+alt+f1

Deletes the keybind combination ctrl+alt+f1.