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[petar113507]

I have had a general term of bind used before... Is bound like you press it and it functions?

Oh si, and what if a key is bound for two things? I know that wouldnt be good... But would it make the two scripts crash? or just not work... I wanna know cause it could happen by axxident for me...

[sdphantom]

petar113507 said:

I have had a general term of bind used before... Is bound like you press it and it functions?

Oh si, and what if a key is bound for two things? I know that wouldnt be good... But would it make the two scripts crash? or just not work... I wanna know cause it could happen by axxident for me...

First Question.. Yes. Binding is run when the key is pressed.

Second Question.. Only 3 things could happen.
-It would only run one of the multiple bindings. (Binds overriding the previous one)
-It would refuse to bind a key already bound. (Only running the first bind)
-It would run all functions bound seamlessly. (No crashes)

It all depends on how windower handles key bindings.

[bubbagump]

The way that I've noticed how windower handles key bindings is that via setting a new bind thg old is erased.

Nothing happens when you "rebind" something with a different command when it previously had a command to execute.

[Onitaru]

I got it to work kinda wish I didn't have to be out of everything to get it to work