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Binds let you assign keys to commands in CIT, and they can also be changed through the `MTA` Binds tab. | Binds let you assign keys to commands in CIT, and they can also be changed through the `MTA` Binds tab. | ||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
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* CIT command binds, which use `/bind` | * CIT command binds, which use `/bind` | ||
* `MTA` [[Key | * `MTA` [[Key Binds|key bindings]], which are changed from the `Binds` tab in [[settings]] | ||
== CIT Command Binds == | == CIT Command Binds == | ||
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* `main` | * `main` | ||
* `sup` | * `sup` | ||
* `fmsg` | |||
* `locf` | |||
== How To Check a Bind == | == How To Check a Bind == | ||
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* `/unbind <key>` | * `/unbind <key>` | ||
== CIT Settings Binds Tab == | |||
CIT also has a `Binds` tab in [[CIT Settings]] for CIT script binds. | |||
That tab supports: | |||
* primary key binds | |||
* secondary key binds | |||
* `Key 1` | |||
* `Key 2` | |||
Bind editing details: | |||
* double click a bind with `LMB` to set `Key 1` | |||
* double click a bind with `RMB` to set `Key 2` | |||
* the tab shows `Key 2` when an alternative key is set | |||
* if both primary and secondary binds are the same, they fall back to `Key 1` | |||
== MTA Binds Tab == | == MTA Binds Tab == | ||
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=== Load defaults === | === Load defaults === | ||
In the `MTA` `Binds` tab, `Load defaults` resets the bind list to the default `MTA` key bindings. | In the `MTA` `Binds` tab, `Load defaults` resets the bind list to the default `MTA` [[Key Binds|key bindings]]. | ||
== Important Notes == | == Important Notes == | ||
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== Related Topics == | == Related Topics == | ||
* [[Commands]] | * [[Chat Commands]] | ||
* [[MTA Settings]] | * [[MTA Settings]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:10, 18 April 2026
Binds
Binds let you assign keys to commands in CIT, and they can also be changed through the `MTA` Binds tab.
Overview
CIT has 2 main bind systems:
- CIT command binds, which use `/bind`
- `MTA` key bindings, which are changed from the `Binds` tab in settings
CIT Command Binds
CIT command binds let you attach a command to a key.
Use:
- `/bind <key> <command>`
This makes the command run directly when you press that key.
Chatbox Binds
You can also make a key open the chatbox with a command already prepared.
Use:
- `/bind <key> chatbox <command>`
This does not send the message right away. It opens the chatbox with the command ready to type.
= Example
Example chatbox bind:
- `/bind i chatbox gc`
This opens Group Chat on `I`.
Direct Message Binds
You can also bind a key to instantly send a full message.
Example:
- `/bind 5 gc Hello!`
This sends that exact Group Chat message when you press `5`.
Common Chatbox Shortcuts
Common chatbox shortcuts include:
- `gc`
- `sc`
- `uc`
- `main`
- `sup`
- `fmsg`
- `locf`
How To Check a Bind
To check what is bound to a key, use:
- `/binds <key>`
How To Remove Binds
To remove one bind from a key, use:
- `/unbind <key> <command>`
To remove all binds from a key, use:
- `/unbind <key>`
CIT Settings Binds Tab
CIT also has a `Binds` tab in CIT Settings for CIT script binds.
That tab supports:
- primary key binds
- secondary key binds
- `Key 1`
- `Key 2`
Bind editing details:
- double click a bind with `LMB` to set `Key 1`
- double click a bind with `RMB` to set `Key 2`
- the tab shows `Key 2` when an alternative key is set
- if both primary and secondary binds are the same, they fall back to `Key 1`
MTA Binds Tab
The `Binds` tab in `MTA` settings is where you change keyboard, mouse, and controller bindings for `MTA` actions.
Key and Alt. Key
In the `MTA` `Binds` tab:
- `Key` is the main bind for an action
- `Alt. Key` columns are additional keys for the same action
You can bind more than one key to the same action there.
Load defaults
In the `MTA` `Binds` tab, `Load defaults` resets the bind list to the default `MTA` key bindings.
Important Notes
- `/bind` is for CIT command binds.
- `/bind <key> chatbox <command>` opens the chatbox with a command ready.
- `/binds <key>` checks the binds on a key.
- `/unbind <key> <command>` removes one bind.
- `/unbind <key>` removes all binds on a key.
- `MTA` also has its own `Binds` tab for normal action keys.