wow where are keybinds saved?
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They are saved in your WTF folder. You're going to have to open the files with notepad or something similar. Settings are saved per character, so if you locate your wow folder \Program Files\World of Warcraft\WTF\Account\*youraccount*\*server*\*character* then find the bindings-cache.
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To do that, I press the Shift key, then the Fn key, then the Up Arrow key. Of course, the Fn key is usually used in conjunction with the “function” keys along the top of the keyboard.
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Ctrl+S is the equivalent to clicking on the File menu and then clicking on the Save command. Note that most programs will show you the Ctrl+S shortcut next to that Save menu command (see image below).
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['bind <key> <command> - Binds a key to a command.', 'bind <key> - Displays the command the given key is bound to.', 'unbind <key> - Unbinds a key.', 'unbindall - Unbinds all keys.', 'dropitem - Drop the flag or Intelligence.', 'kill - Commit suicide.', 'explode - Commit suicide by exploding into gibs.']
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To use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Y, press and hold either Ctrl key on the keyboard and while continuing to hold, press the "Y" key with either hand.
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The first command, 'bind mwheelup +jump;' binds the +jump function (makes your character jump) to the 'mwheelup' key (the key that is fired when you scroll up with your mouse.
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TIL: Warframe has a push to talk button, hotkeyed as 'c' : Warframe.
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['Press DOWN + SELECT + B.', 'While holding SELECT, let go of DOWN + B, and press LEFT + UP.', 'Now let go of SELECT.']
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['Step 1: Select Your Keyboard. ... ', 'Step 2: Select Your Keyboard Layout. ... ', 'Step 3: Name Your Keymap. ... ', 'Step 4: Define Your Keymap. ... ', 'Step 5: Save Your Keymap for Future Changes. ... ', 'Step 6: Compile Your Firmware File.']
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If you use windows, the KSP folder is in the lengthy file path: Windows (C:)/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/common/Kerbal Space Program. In this folder, your game saves are under "saves." Copy everything except "scenarios" and "training." Now for your other games you're on your own.
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['Press and hold the alt key (sometimes known as option)', 'Whilst still holding alt/option, press n.', 'Wait for the ˜ symbol to appear (highlighted in yellow)', 'Now let go of both keys and press n again.']
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Press Windows + I key to open Settings. Click on Change Key Sequence and then assign the shortcut you want to switch keyboard layout.
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['Switch to command mode by pressing the ESC key.', 'Press : (colon) to open the prompt bar in the bottom left corner of the window.', 'Type x after the colon and hit Enter. This will save the changes and exit.']
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Select the Start button, and then select Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center. From the displayed list of key names, select the key that you want to reassign. In the command list of the key that you want to reassign, select a command.
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ahk file you will need to have installed AutoHotkey and then it will appear in the taskbar. However recently I found a .exe file that was actually an auto hotkey script and it added the script to the taskbar when I opened it.
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['Step 1: Activate the Pan-Behind Tool. Activate the Pan-Behind Tool by hitting the (Y) key on your keyboard. ... ', 'Step 2: Move the Anchor Point. The next step is simple. ... ', 'Step 3: Deselect the Pan-Behind Tool.']
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The US layout, where the @ symbol shares the 2 key is the most popular place; sometimes its Shift + 2 but if that doesn't work try Alt + Shift + 2 or Alt Gr + 2 (Alt Gr key is to the right of the spacebar).