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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Binds & Configs ==<br />
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Manually typing every waypoint command is time consuming, you should bind commands to a key or use a config file.<br />
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== Before you start to bind ==<br />
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Its is a good idea to save your current key setup<br />
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If you already have your own config file (also known as an autoexec file) you can ignore this.<br />
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Open the console and type this command<br />
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''/writeconfig autoexec''<br />
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You will then see a message in console saying "Writing autoexec.cfg"<br />
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The name 'autoexec' is just the default name you can use anything you want like your name for example.<br />
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== Pre-written config ==<br />
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If you would prefer just use a pre-written config file, You can download a config [//svn.assembla.com/svn/omnibot/Enemy-Territory/0.8/tools/waypointing_configs/ here]<br />
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== Making your own binds ==<br />
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If you would prefer to bind your own keys this is how to do it<br />
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Choose a key that you want to assign a command to. <br />
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For example purposes we are going to use the 'X' key and assign (bind) the add waypoint command to it.<br />
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In console you would type this<br />
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''/bind x bot waypoint_add''<br />
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Now every time you press 'X' you will have added a waypoint.<br />
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Another useful command to bind would be the bi-connect.<br />
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Because we have already used the 'X' key we need to choose another key so for this example we are going to use the 'Z' key.<br />
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Open the console again and type this<br />
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''/bind z bot waypoint_biconnect''<br />
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Again as with the last bind now when you press the 'Z' it will add the bi-connect command.<br />
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You will find that you might want to add more key binds later on, just remember not to bind keys that you use to move about in the game.<br />
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== Saving your binds ==<br />
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When you have added your custom binds you should save then as a config file or there is a risk that you will loose you binds.<br />
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Open the console and type this command<br />
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''/writeconfig waypoint''<br />
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You will then see a message in console saying "''Writing waypoint.cfg''"<br />
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The name 'waypoint' is just an example name, you can use anything you want.</div>Palota