Razzer

This is outragous fun and I am having a good time now that i have some files working....

Khaiba your post is very intriquing and I have a question

Is there a way to randomize the way these files load? It seems to me that there should be



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numpad4 "petcom_pow Battle Aggressive$$ bind_load_file c:\covbinds\Battle#.txt"
numpad5 "petcom_pow Battle Defensive$$ bind_load_file c:\covbinds\Battle#.txt"
numpad6 "petcom_pow Battle Passive$$ bind_load_file c:\covbinds\Battle#.txt"
numpad7 "petcom_pow Battle Attack$$ bind_load_file c:\covbinds\Battle#.txt"
numpad8 "petcom_pow Battle Follow$$ bind_load_file c:\covbinds\Battle#.txt"
numpad9 "petcom_pow Battle Goto$$ bind_load_file c:\covbinds\Battle#.txt"
lctrl+decimal petcom_pow Battle Dismiss

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I have made files that load based on the load file.....\battle#.txt

But I always know what my pets will say next, I would like to be surprised

That would be the best way to do it, a seperate key for attacking, going into defensive mode, etc... You could probably alter the numeric binds here to do this.

For example, you could change the battle.txt file from this:
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numpad4 petcom_pow Battle Aggressive
numpad5 petcom_pow Battle Defensive
numpad6 petcom_pow Battle Passive
numpad7 petcom_pow Battle Attack
numpad8 petcom_pow Battle Follow
numpad9 petcom_pow Battle Goto
lctrl+decimal petcom_pow Battle Dismiss

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To This:
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numpad4 "petcom_pow Battle Aggressive$$ petsay_pow battle Grrr!!!"
numpad5 "petcom_pow Battle Defensive$$ petsay_pow battle Defending the Master!!!"
numpad6 "petcom_pow Battle Passive$$ petsay_pow battle Battle Systems, shutting down!"
numpad7 "petcom_pow Battle Attack$$ petsay_pow battle Attacking for our master!!!"
numpad8 "petcom_pow Battle Follow$$ petsay_pow battle Following, my lord!"
numpad9 "petcom_pow Battle Goto$$ petsay_pow battle By your command, Master!"
lctrl+decimal petcom_pow Battle Dismiss

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I tried this, they follow the command prompt, but they don't say what i put in for them to say they say the standard line.

What am I doing wrong? I checked the txt.txt and it was like that (even before I deleted the second .txt, the keys were binding and they followed the command prompt). But it did not change anything......

Am I missing the part about binding an emote file? as i saw here:

/bind e "bind_load_file c:\keybinds\attack1.txt"

As that I am a new MM, I want to get this down before I go deeper into this guide to use all the other nifty ideas for key binds...

Good Job on the guide

LOL!! you guys are great, I got it figured out just cause I was smart enough to post in this thread, and lo and behold!! the light bulb came on, thanks