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How to add a few bookmark options.
Created 20th October 2013 @ 18:25
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lets say I had an airshot as a soldier, and in the same game I got headshot streak.
how can I make different binds to it so it will write what class I got the bookmark as in killstreaks.txt.
Quoted from ondkaja
you can’t
konr said he made his [ for scout (or sniper can’t remember) and ] for the opposite one.
Quoted from Phnx
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konr said he made his [ for scout (or sniper can’t remember) and ] for the opposite one.
Why dont you ask him then?
The default bookmark bind is “prec_mark”, the prec_mark command takes 1 optional parameter, and that will be used in your killstreaks.txt
Default, prec_mark:
[2013/10/17/ 20:38] Player bookmark (“20131017_2028_cp_metalworks_rc5_Axis_nvpfm” at 40959)
prec_mark bolts:
[2013/10/17/ 20:30] bolts (“20131017_2028_cp_metalworks_rc5_Axis_nvpfm” at 9191)
If you want this per-class, then in each class config you could set an alias to deal with your requirements, for example:
scout.cfg
alias precmark “prec_mark scout”
soldier.cfg
alias precmark “prec_mark solly”
binds.cfg (or wherever you keep your binds)
bind “g” “precmark”
Quoted from Spike Himself
The default bookmark bind is “prec_mark”, the prec_mark command takes 1 optional parameter, and that will be used in your killstreaks.txt
Default, prec_mark:
[2013/10/17/ 20:38] Player bookmark (“20131017_2028_cp_metalworks_rc5_Axis_nvpfm” at 40959)
prec_mark bolts:
[2013/10/17/ 20:30] bolts (“20131017_2028_cp_metalworks_rc5_Axis_nvpfm” at 9191)If you want this per-class, then in each class config you could set an alias to deal with your requirements, for example:
scout.cfg
alias precmark “prec_mark scout”soldier.cfg
alias precmark “prec_mark solly”binds.cfg (or wherever you keep your binds)
bind “g” “precmark”
Really? Wow, was I proven wrong
Quoted from Spike Himself
The default bookmark bind is “prec_mark”, the prec_mark command takes 1 optional parameter, and that will be used in your killstreaks.txt
Default, prec_mark:
[2013/10/17/ 20:38] Player bookmark (“20131017_2028_cp_metalworks_rc5_Axis_nvpfm” at 40959)
prec_mark bolts:
[2013/10/17/ 20:30] bolts (“20131017_2028_cp_metalworks_rc5_Axis_nvpfm” at 9191)If you want this per-class, then in each class config you could set an alias to deal with your requirements, for example:
scout.cfg
alias precmark “prec_mark scout”soldier.cfg
alias precmark “prec_mark solly”binds.cfg (or wherever you keep your binds)
bind “g” “precmark”
:)
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