How do I reset the cycle with a keybind?
with x being the key you want to reset the cycle and y being the key that the cycle (~) bind is set to Creating a bind combining these commands will allow you to have an action only active whilst the keybind is being pressed and have another action in place when the keybind is not being pressed.
How do I toggle between actions in a keybind?
When you add a tilde symbol before an action and then include another action afterwards using the previously discussed semicolon the keybind will cycle through the actions given allowing you to have a keybind that can toggle between different actions. You could also use this to cycle through different FOVs for example:
How do I get rid of a bad keybind?
If you've made a mistake with a keybind or simply don't want it anymore you can easily get rid of it by typing out the bind once again but instead of including an action do an empty set of quote marks as shown: You can add the chat.add action in your keybind to get feedback in chat when you use them.
What are keybinds and how do they work?
Keybinds allow you to add extra customisability to your controls whilst playing the game and allow you to: So you've come to the conclusion that you hate having to kill your character to respawn by pressing F1 each time and typing 'kill' as you learnt on the commands page
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Yea I am currently trying to do that the issue is that velocity decreases quickly so I am trying to find a better way of moving the ball.
How to use keybinds in Rust?
Keybinds allow you to add extra customisability to your controls whilst playing the game and allow you to: 1 Change aspects of your gameplay on the fly at the press of a button 2 Combine different actions into 1 or multiple buttons 3 Access different controls you usually are not able to unless you use the F1 console 4 Put your keyboard to full use and enhance your Rust experience
What does the plus sign mean in a keybind?
When you add a plus symbol preceding the action in your keybind it will mean that the keybind will perform this action only whilst the buttons you've assigned are being pressed. Try the difference yourself with the two auto-run keybinds below:
Why do you put a semicolon in keybind?
Putting a semicolon between actions in your keybind declarations will allow you to perform multiple actions using 1 keybind setup. For example, you can have it so every time you press x you go forward but also sprint: (auto-run!)
How to change aspects of your gameplay in Rust?
Change aspects of your gameplay on the fly at the press of a button. Combine different actions into 1 or multiple buttons. Access different controls you usually are not able to unless you use the F1 console. Put your keyboard to full use and enhance your Rust experience.