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Hi,
it could be nice to be able to define alias on the command line like :
> alias tank="spawn v206_the_name_of_a_tank"
to be able to use afterwards a simple:
> tank
to spawn the beast.
Let's go one step further.
What about multiple commands on a line separated by a semicolon:
> event ply.givemaxammo; event ply.invulnerable; event ply.unlimitedammo
So, with the alias command, we should be able to do a
> alias god="event ply.givemaxammo; event ply.invulnerable; event ply.unlimitedammo"
And the last but not least, what about associate a key to a command:
> key CTRL+F5 tank
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Hi,
it could be nice to be able to define alias on the command line like :
> alias tank="spawn v206_the_name_of_a_tank"
to be able to use afterwards a simple:
> tank
to spawn the beast.
Let's go one step further.
What about multiple commands on a line separated by a semicolon:
> event ply.givemaxammo; event ply.invulnerable; event ply.unlimitedammo
So, with the alias command, we should be able to do a
> alias god="event ply.givemaxammo; event ply.invulnerable; event ply.unlimitedammo"
And the last but not least, what about associate a key to a command:
> key CTRL+F5 tank
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: