bind lctrl+kp_1 "say \"test\""
bind ctrl+kp_1 "say test"
(edited)say
does not require apostrophes unless you need a semicolon in ur msg, it will take the argument with any amount of spaces and stop at a semicolon (eg bind x "say test1 test2 test3; +fire"
, +fire still executes)bind ctrl+kp_1 "say test"
(edited)2023-03-28 19:29:15 I binds: key Ctrl+w not found
say
does not require apostrophes unless you need a semicolon in ur msg, it will take the argument with any amount of spaces and stop at a semicolon (eg bind x "say test1 test2 test3; +fire"
, +fire still executes)