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| − | ZK uses a | + | = Keybind Configuration File = |
| + | ZK uses a lua configuration file to store keybinds. It can be found at | ||
<code> | <code> | ||
| − | < | + | <SpringFolder>\LuaUI\Configs\zk_keys.lua |
</code> | </code> | ||
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This will bind three key combos to the attack command. A, Q and ctrl+W. | This will bind three key combos to the attack command. A, Q and ctrl+W. | ||
| − | ===(2) | + | ===(2) Contolling Order of Multiple Actions That Use The Same Keybind=== |
You can use the ingame menu to bind the same keycombo to different actions, but you cannot control the order in which they are active. For example you may want to bind "attack" and "fight" both to "A" but you want to make sure the fight command is always active on the first time you hit A, and attack second. Edit the file like the following example: | You can use the ingame menu to bind the same keycombo to different actions, but you cannot control the order in which they are active. For example you may want to bind "attack" and "fight" both to "A" but you want to make sure the fight command is always active on the first time you hit A, and attack second. Edit the file like the following example: | ||
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==Level 3 - uikeys.txt Migration== | ==Level 3 - uikeys.txt Migration== | ||
| − | If you've set up a lot of keybinds in the | + | If you've set up a lot of keybinds in the engine's uikeys.txt and you don't wish to use the ingame menu to rebind them, you can migrate your keybinds using a text editor. As an example, the following search/replace string pair (in Komodo Edit) does a decent job of converting keybindings from uikeys that you can paste into the keybind file: |
| − | < | + | <code> |
bind\s'''(\S''')\s'''(.''') | bind\s'''(\S''')\s'''(.''') | ||
{ "\2", "\1" }, | { "\2", "\1" }, | ||
| − | </ | + | </code> |
Once you've pasted this new text, you'll likely need to refer back to Level 2 for the scenarios where you'll need to further modify the file. For example, two separate lines with the same action won't work, you'll need to combine them into one line. | Once you've pasted this new text, you'll likely need to refer back to Level 2 for the scenarios where you'll need to further modify the file. For example, two separate lines with the same action won't work, you'll need to combine them into one line. | ||
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=== Modifiers === | === Modifiers === | ||
| − | + | ''' Any (`'''`) | |
* Alt (A) | * Alt (A) | ||
* Ctrl (C) | * Ctrl (C) | ||
