Guauaahghghghhg!!! My Binds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why do my binds keep being UNBINDED!?!?!??! it is sooooooooooooo annoying so can someone tell me hwo to A: how to get it back B: Tell me how it unbinded in the first place C: How to avoid it.

How?

indeed kernow there's an easier way xD

you jsut create any file, rename it to bindlist.cfg, and you open it with notepad, and then make your bindlist.

( in case of you arn't sure how to make the bind list ^^ : )

Spoiler:

Heh, I had that always to. I found this one simple. When you have all the binds simple copy your jk2mpconfig.cfg to somewhere else. Than when it doesn't show up you can copy this file into the base folder AND in the dcmod1.2 folder so u got all the binds that you need.

I always send it to my e-mail if I am going to reinstall Windows. As it's really easy. Download file (less than 5 sec) put it in base folder. Make a dcmod1.2 folder put it in.

Done.

~Fer

ferret u best ++

lol, when you have things setup the way you want do this in console:

write bdl.cfg

then hit enter

to bring binds back do this in console:

exec bdl.cfg

then hit enter

that's it. diff mods/servers can save in diff places in base folder. for a given mod, say dcmod, just go in base folder and the look in any say dcmod subfolders. find cfg bdl.cfg and copy it. put it somewhere else to save it in case you hard drive dies, like a memory stick or burn to cd. also, diff mods can have diff cfgs. so don't copy a cfg from one mod to another. when you go into diff mod, say like xmod server, get all your binds right in that mod and do a new write command, use diff cfg name too.

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ps- map changes and changes in gametypes can cause binds to be lost.

Ok.....I will probably go with kernows idea (although i wont have to download that thing cus i can just re-write the .txt to .cgf on notepad ^^) But it will take a long time to do it D:<

Ajunta Pall wrote:

indeed kernow there's an easier way xD

you jsut create any file, rename it to bindlist.cfg, and you open it with notepad, and then make your bindlist.

( in case of you arn't sure how to make the bind list ^^ : )

Spoiler:

PM all the commands please.

I'd like that list too please.

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write bdl.cfg

I was wondering if you could do something like that lol. Thanks for that.+

Thanks Gran. Glad it was of use to someone and not just wasted post.

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