[Solved] Run several commands on one bind

[Floodify]

How do I bind several commands to one bind (such as suit, job description etc)? I tried use the bind key "command1; command2;" method.. didn't work..

[Marvin]

bind (key) "<command1>; <command2>; is the only way I think idk? - prob because that you use "bind k say /inventory mask use 1 and say /job Drug Dealer So u use "/say" twice in 1 time. and it maybe confuses and dont use both "/say"


when I do:

bind k say /job Drug Dealer; say /inventory mask use 1;  It gives me Gas mask on

bind k say /inventory mask use 1; say /job Drug Dealer; It changes my job to Drug Dealer


So I dont think you are able to make 2 "/say" in 1 bind

[MrFinnConlon]

You would have to use AutoHotkey for these, I will have a look for some tutorials for you.

[Haarek]

Try this: (Made it now so no guarantee it will work.)

Code:

alias +pushkey "say /inventory mask use 1"

alias -pushkey "say /job Drugdealer"

bind p +pushkey

bind p -pushkey

Put them in each line at a time.

Hope it works!

[Floodify]

Try this: (Made it now so no guarantee it will work.)

Code:

alias +pushkey "say /inventory mask use 1"

alias -pushkey "say /job Drugdealer"

bind p +pushkey

bind p -pushkey

Put them in each line at a time.

Hope it works!

This goes where?

Thanks

[DreeBott]

Try this: (Made it now so no guarantee it will work.)

Code:

alias +pushkey "say /inventory mask use 1"

alias -pushkey "say /job Drugdealer"

bind p +pushkey

bind p -pushkey

Put them in each line at a time.

Hope it works!

This goes where?

Thanks

Console.
First, the first command (alias +pushkey "say /inventory mask use 1") and after that the second one (alias -pushkey "say /job Drugdealer")...

But not all together but one at the time.

[Floodify]

What should I replace +pushkey with though? When I did this IG and did +F7, it did not react (although the command did go through)

[Floodify]

This doesn't work, upon consulting with a dev whom said they removed this function.

I'll just have to use hotkey

[Robbtja]

This doesn't work, upon consulting with a dev whom said they removed this function.

I'll just have to use hotkey

Solved.