configs taking up bind space?

[ÇhümÞ]

no problem. create a config and label it configlist1. create binds to configs in the config list. next take your original configs and remove all binds to other configs (not all binds, just the config binds). next create a bind in every config similar to this: bind m "exec configlist1.cfg". from here you can access configs that you bound to this config list. so ingame it should look like: (m) echo execing configlist1.cfg (q) execing ares.cfg, with letters beings the binds. now you can make unlimited configs provided you have unlimited memory.

[Çhêê©h]

awesome idea man...

i'm more of a visual learner, just so i can understand what you are describing would it look something like this?:

                              masterlist.cfg

F2 exec chump               F3 exec drink             F4 exec ares
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     |                            |                           |  
     |                            |                           |
     v                            v                           v 
chump.cfg                     drink.cfg                  ares.cgf                    

so to activate the master list would only need one common bound key in each sub-config list? for instance F1 in every .cfg, and that would free up all the other keys f2-4 you would normally use to cycle through because they can be written over when you exec the sub .cfg. am i getting this right?

[ÇhümÞ]

umm what?

(from any config exec configlist1.cfg --> q = exec drink.cfg)
( " " " " " --> e = exec ares.cfg)
(" " " " " --> r = exec chump.cfg)

[Çhêê©h]

ahh i get it..
you use Q, E and R as your binds to execute those three .cfgs. in my example i just replaced Q, E and R with F1, F2, F3 and F4. so were on the same page, i'm pretty sure.



why don't u make a bind for executing configlist1.

bind x "exec configlist1"

[*Jenny*]

I just remember my config names :/

[ÇhümÞ]

admin said:

ahh i get it..
you use Q, E and R as your binds to execute those three .cfgs. in my example i just replaced Q, E and R with F1, F2, F3 and F4. so were on the same page, i'm pretty sure.



why don't u make a bind for executing configlist1.

bind x "exec configlist1"

in each config (i said this already) bind m "exec configlist1"

[Çhêê©h]

right you are!