as most of you probably know i have been trying to do multiple hails and get them to work for alts, (i am no programmer or coder so this might be to hard/impossible) but cant there be 10 hail selections in the controls instead of 1 then assign keys as you do to the normal hail, and have an alt on a completely different set to the others so they can all be different and real easy to make and change :-)

just an idea

Look at Miharu's chat binds in the Binds section of the general forum. She has it set up so pressing L will toggle between the mission tabs and your customized hails. With a little tampering, you could set it up so that pressing L will toggle from one set of hails to a different set. It's what I use for issuing commands during combat with a few minor differences.

http://www.vo-wiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Hail_suite_bind_mk2 <--- he's trying to get this to work, Ghost. I have no clue why it's not. Works fine on my comp.

Aw, man, that is TERRIBLE! All your binds are buried deep inside all your aliases!
What if you want to rebind something? Bad style! Bad!

if the devs would add a var %charname%, that contained the name of the current character (reformated to make it a valid alias name), and add the feature for vo to automaticaly execute autoexec alias, then we could make custom setups for each character.

edit: I see genka spewing, but i didn't see his code. can some one post genka's code so i can see the right way to do it. thanks.

alias JFT1 "echo a"
alias JFT2 "echo e"
alias JFT3 "echo b"
alias JFT4 "echo R"
alias JFT5 "echo w"
alias JFT6 "echo s"
alias JFT7 "echo T"
alias JFT8 "echo i"
alias JFT9 "echo S"
alias JFT10 "echo n"
alias JFT11 "echo ' '"

alias justForTRS "wait 1 JFT4; wait 7 JFT1; wait 8 JFT11; JFT7; wait 9 JFT10; wait 10 JFT2; wait 11 JFT5; wait 2 JFT9; wait 3 JFT11; wait 4 JFT8; wait 5 JFT6; wait 6 JFT11; wait 12 JFT3"

bind w justForTRS
bind s justForTRS
bind a justForTRS
bind d justForTRS
bind q justForTRS
bind e justForTRS
bind t justForTRS
bind T justForTRS
bind g justForTRS
bind G justForTRS
bind h justForTRS
bind ; justForTRS
bind ' justForTRS
bind x justForTRS
bind z justForTRS

alias e00 "echo _"
alias e01 "echo a"
alias e02 "echo e"
alias e03 "echo g"
alias e04 "echo i"
alias e05 "echo k"
alias e06 "echo m"
alias e07 "echo n"
alias e08 "echo r"
alias e09 "echo s"
alias e10 "echo t"
alias e11 "echo u"

alias -b_ "alias v0 e00; alias v1 e01; alias v2 e02; alias v3 e03; alias v4 e04; alias v5 e05; -bb"
alias -bb "alias v6 e06; alias v7 e07; alias v8 e08; alias v9 e09; alias v10 e10; alias v11 e11"

alias b0 "alias v0 v1"
alias b1 "alias v0 v2; alias v1 v3"
alias b2 "alias v0 v4; alias v1 v5; alias v2 v6; alias v3 v7"
alias b3 "alias v0 v8; alias v1 v9; alias v2 v10; alias v3 v11"
alias +b_ "v0; -b_"

alias genka1 "-b_; b1; b0; +b_; b1; +b_; b2; b1; b0; +b_; b2; b0; +b_; b0; +b_; +b_"
alias genka2 "-b_; b2; +b_; b3; b0; +b_; +b_; b0; +b_; b2; b1; b0; +b_; +b_"
alias genka3 "-b_; b0; +b_; b2; b1; +b_; b0; +b_; b3; b1; +b_; b1; +b_; b3; b1; b0; +b_; b3; +b_"

alias genka "-b_; +b_; +b_; +b_; +b_; genka1; genka2; genka3"

Well then, seeing as how I'm the amateur and you're the "pro" here, I think it's up up to you to realize that it isn't a coder that makes a good judge of code, but the people that actually end up using it.