Binding Special Keys
Currently I have three separate .cfg files for CS:GO and two default "buys" I execute when playing. On a Razer Blackwidow Ultimate there are 5 "special keys" labelled M1-5 down the left of the keyboard.
I want to bind these keys in game to execute commands automatically however I'm unsure as how to reference these keys. I will add more info if required but this is a basic question.
Example Code "bind +M1"
Best Answer
You would need to use MOUSE(x), x being the number of the button. Left click is 1, right click is 2, middle is 3 and so on. For example, as far as I'm aware the button you are after for M1 is MOUSE4.
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What is a binding key?
A key binding is an association between a physical key on a keyboard and a parameter. A parameter can have any number of key bindings associated with it, and a particular key binding can control any number of parameters. Key bindings detects individual keys being pressed.How do I set bind keys?
To bind a key just in the current major mode, type M-x local-set-key RET key cmd RET . See Key Bindings in The GNU Emacs Manual . Control characters in key sequences, in the form yanked from the kill ring are given in their graphic form\u2014i.e., CTRL is shown as ' ^ ', TAB as a set of spaces (usually 8), etc.Can you bind commands to keys in Minecraft?
Now you can simply set the commands you want bound and the keys to bind them to, and you can use them instantly, just by pressing the key.How do you bind a function to a key?
Hold "Ctrl-Alt" and press a key to bind the program to the "Ctrl-Alt-[Key]" hotkey.Binding Keys *Universally* in Linux
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