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Wrong.

 

The correct command is:

 

/bind x +taunt

 

Replace X with the key you want the taunt to be bound to, I have mine on O. You may be able to set it to one of the F# keys but you'll have to figure out the right code for it. For example I think for page down it's pgdn or something.

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Originally posted by Emon

Wrong.

 

The correct command is:

 

/bind x +taunt

 

Replace X with the key you want the taunt to be bound to, I have mine on O. You may be able to set it to one of the F# keys but you'll have to figure out the right code for it. For example I think for page down it's pgdn or something.

 

What's wrong about /bind x "+taunt"? It's actually a more standard way of binding something... especially if you want to get all crazy with it and add more stuff to do on one bind.

 

Try...

 

/bind x "+taunt; say ^1Look what I can do!^7"

 

Essobie

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bind x +button3

 

In SP, it's a spinning weapon animation, in MP, each character has an audio taunt plus the "come hither" hand motion.

 

As far as I know there are no other taunts, although there is a cheat in SP called "victory" that makes Kyle say "Just taking care of business."

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Don't forget to turn it off.

 

If you're binding a key to +taunt, it means that when you press that key, the system believes that the button that does taunt is being pressed down. It doesn't understand that that key is released until it receives the -taunt command. I discovered this when I was setting up a taunt key bind last night, and have since seen it all over these forums today.

 

Therefore, the better taunt key bind would be (say you're binding to key 't'):

 

bind t +taunt;-taunt

 

That way, when you press and release t, it does the taunt once, rather than continuously.

 

<+taunt>~JediMouse~<-taunt>

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Can you access the console? Good. Then let's proceed.

 

Bring down the console.

Type the command you wish to execute, in this case 'bind <key> <command>.

For instance, 'bind t +taunt;-taunt' as in the message above. Type this without the quotes.

Hit enter.

 

That's it. Now remove the console, and try it by pressing the key you bound, and it'll perform the command you bound to it.

 

~JediMouse~

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In-game, binding a button to "+taunt" will play the taunt once and stop itself. A + function only repeats itself if written in the console. If it is loaded by a CFG file or bound to a key in the console, it's OK, just like "+attack". In the console, if you write "+taunt" by itself (without the quotes), it will repeat until you write "-taunt". Otherwise, if you load a CFG, you can just do bind x "+taunt", instead of bind x "+taunt; -taunt".

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Originally posted by JediMouse

Can you access the console? Good. Then let's proceed.

 

Bring down the console.

Type the command you wish to execute, in this case 'bind <key> <command>.

For instance, 'bind t +taunt;-taunt' as in the message above. Type this without the quotes.

Hit enter.

 

That's it. Now remove the console, and try it by pressing the key you bound, and it'll perform the command you bound to it.

 

~JediMouse~

 

thanks! and to you Crack 6k

 

but will i only have to do this command once forever?or will i have to do it everytime i open the game or everytime i go into MP or what?

 

thanks!

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