Where in the vendetta package (OS X) does Vendetta start (root)?

Does anyone know the binding for a key so I can press a button to turbo, instead of having to hold turbo down for so long? So I just press to turn on, then press again to turn off. Thanks

/alias turbokey "+Turbo"
/bind m turbokey


I use m, you can use whatever you want.

ok I was too lazy to figure out what you bind but here it is:
+rCW (default would be q)
+rCCW (defualt would be e)
rup (either mwheelup, or + and =)
rdown (either mwheeldown, or -)

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Is there any command to pause the execution of a command?

Like "+turbo; wait5; -turbo" (Turbo for five seconds or milliseconds or whatever the increment is)

Random Double post of the previous message... which I will take advantage of to ask a new question:

Why does:
/alias blah "+Shoot1"
Shoot once, while
/aliast blah2 "+Shoot1; +Shoot1"
Shoot indefinately?

No clue because /alias blah "+Shoot1" shoots indefinitely for me.

oops

I meant, why does binding a key to "+Shoot1" only fire once (or as long as the key is held" while binding the key to an alias for "+Shoot1" fire indefinately?

Same reason as binding a key to +Turbo boosts while key is held down and aliasing it gives you infinite boost (with eff/fc) after only pressing the key once.

Which is because when a command (Like +Trubo) is bound to a key directly, pressing the key sends the activate command (+Turbo), and releasing it sends the deactivate command (-Turbo). Otherwise pressing your straff left key, for example, would cause you to straff until you pressed it again. Not very intuitive, or really very desirable in a FPS type game. But if you bind a key to an alias containing a command, pressing the key activates the alias' command, but releasing does not deactivate the alias' command (for similar reasons)

Hope that makes sense...

Except -Turbo comes back and 'unknown' command... I suppose we don't have access to it, or something?

When you have a +alias that has more than one command in it, it loops through doing one then the other, but when you have only one it just does it on the key being pressed, which is most often the desired effect.

This is the same reason the following does not scan:
alias +scan "TargetClosestHostile" (I'm not sure that's what the command is called but you get the point)
and this does:
alias +scan "TargetClosestHostile; TargetClosestHostile"

Is there any way to bind to a joystick button?

Sorry about the double post, my computer freaked out.

w00, ogg vorbis m3u playlist switcher...
Direct from my wgaf.cfg, with a few mods to preserve my anonymity. :D
alias ambient "playmusic ambient7.ogg; bind 0 nlist1; bind 8 plist"
alias list1 "playlist /VMusic/List1.m3u; bind 0 nlist2; bind 8 plist1"
alias list2 "playlist /VMusic/List2.m3u; bind 0 nlist3; bind 8 plist2"
alias list3 "playlist /VMusic/List3.m3u; bind 0 nlist; bind 8 plist3"
alias stop "StopMusic"
alias nlist "ambient; bind 0 nlist1; bind 8 plist"
alias nlist1 "list1; bind 0 nlist2; bind 8 plist1"
alias nlist2 "list2; bind 0 nlist3; bind 8 plist2"
alias nlist3 "list3; bind 0 nlist; bind 8 plist3"
alias plist "nlist3"
alias plist1 "nlist"
alias plist2 "nlist1"
alias plist3 "nlist2"
bind 8 plist
bind 9 stop
bind 0 nlist

simply hit 0 or 8 to scroll through your playlists. this also works with single tracks.

Also, the console is modal in multilog mode. That is, if you type a line of text in the console while you're in the "team" log, you will chat to your team, etc. In the private message window, it goes to whoever messaged you last.

I don't know whether ray ever added a say_to_current_log_or_whatever command.

i did not add anything to do that yet.

I heard rumers of a command to create a pause? Is that the wait command? how does it work?

/wait (interval) "command"
use ' to substitute quotes if the command in the quotes needs it (ex: "echo 'doughnuts are good'")
Interval will wait in seconds

/wait 2 "echo '2 seconds elapsed'"
waits two seconds, then issues the echo command which echos "2 seconds elapsed"