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If you guys are interested in working with the binds, you should really look through the "Custom Binds! Post 'em here." thread which is pinned in the General chat. I know it's long, but there are some really useful things in there.

Here is an excerpt from my wgaf.cfg file, which is pretty much entirely taken from that thread (and I think most of it was writen by Eldrad).

This is basically a turbo toggle, but with some improvements. To use it, bind your turbo key to the alias +t, your activate key to acti, and your turbo toggle key to ttog. The reason it's so complicated is that it changes the different actions when you are toggling the turbo, so when you hit activate while turboing, it deactivates the turbo. Also, normally you can't enable the turbo toggle while boosting because when you release Tab it shuts it off. This fixes that problem.

alias mt "+turbo 0"
alias -t "mt"
alias +t "+turbo; alias -t mt"
alias acti "Activate"
alias tTog "tON"
alias tOFF "+turbo 0; alias tTog tON; alias acti Activate; alias -t mt; alias mt '+turbo 0'; echo 'Turbo OFF'"
alias tON "+turbo; alias tTog tOFF; alias acti 'Activate; tOFF'; alias -t ' '; alias mt tOFF; echo 'Turbo ON'"

bind "some key" tTog
bind Tab +t
bind Enter acti

This is a handy set of aliases for gradually increasing/decreasing zoom. Just bind any key (or mouse wheel works well) to zoomIn and zoomOut, and optionally zoomMin.

alias zoom13 "set fov .3854; alias zoomOut zoom12; alias zoomIn zoom13"
alias zoom12 "set fov .5781; alias zoomOut zoom11; alias zoomIn zoom13"
alias zoom11 "set fov .8671; alias zoomOut zoom10; alias zoomIn zoom12"
alias zoom10 "set fov 1.3001; alias zoomOut zoom9; alias zoomIn zoom11"
alias zoom9 "set fov 1.9509; alias zoomOut zoom8; alias zoomIn zoom10"
alias zoom8 "set fov 2.9264; alias zoomOut zoom7; alias zoomIn zoom9"
alias zoom7 "set fov 4.3896; alias zoomOut zoom6; alias zoomIn zoom8"
alias zoom6 "set fov 6.5844; alias zoomOut zoom5; alias zoomIn zoom7"
alias zoom5 "set fov 9.8765; alias zoomOut zoom4; alias zoomIn zoom6"
alias zoom4 "set fov 14.8148; alias zoomOut zoom3; alias zoomIn zoom5"
alias zoom3 "set fov 22.2222; alias zoomOut zoom2; alias zoomIn zoom4"
alias zoom2 "set fov 33.3333; alias zoomOut zoom1; alias zoomIn zoom3"
alias zoom1 "set fov 50; alias zoomOut zoomMin; alias zoomIn zoom2"
alias zoomMin "set fov 75; alias zoomOut zoomMin; alias zoomIn zoom1"
alias zoomOut "zoomMin"
alias zoomIn "zoom1"

bind MWHEELDOWN zoomOut
bind MWHEELUP zoomIn

A really important concept when making these things is to NOT include a specific key in the alias because it really complicates things if you ever want to change your controls. Instead add another alias like zoomOut for example.

Anyway it would be nice to see all the useful aliases/binds organized in a single convenient place.

You mean like a pinned thread right at the top? Like this one maybe:

http://www.vendetta-online.com/x/msgboard/1/3229

Spellcast that bind is no longer needed since the devs created a single alias to do it. I'm not sure what it's defaulted to but you can go into your control options and see(set) what the key to toggle auto aim is.

roguelazer: I mentioned that thread at the beginning of my post (though I didn't link to it). What I mean is it would be nice if there was a *more* convenient place to find all those binds. Basicaly the problem is that thread is now 9 pages long, but all the useful things could probably be fit on 1 or 2 pages at most. Also there are numerous posts of broken binds or binds that do the same things. I was just trying to bring up some of the more useful information I found in that thread.

TheMiller's wiki could be a good place for all that stuff with a bit more organization.

I've updated my document to fix errors, reflect suggestions people gave, and leave notes for further improvements that are needed. It's still a work in progress:

http://www.spookydistance.com/cgi-bin/public-wiki.pl?Vendetta_Online_Customization

fleabait: Feel free to use the wiki for that purpose. Since you can add pages, you can organize to your heart's content. If you follow the link to UseMod from the main page, you'll be able to find examples of how to use it.

Okay, I will try that when I get some time.