Tuesday, February 22, 2011

How to Bind Commands in Counter-Strike: Source

Binding keys to certain commands can save you valuable seconds that may lead to more kills. You can bind keys to buy certain weapons and equipment or to say a catch phrase to taunt somebody after a kill by pressing only one key.

Firstly here are all the buy binds:

Pistols:

















Shotguns:










SMG's:















Rifles:

























Machine Guns:








Equipment:























Those are all the weapons and equipment available in the game. To bind them simply go to the console and type in this command:

bind <key"buy <weapon>"


For example if you want to buy Magnum Sniper Rifle by pushing "N" type this command in the console:

bind n "buy awp"


You can also bind multiple buys onto one key This is the command:

bind <key"buy <weapon>; buy <weapon>; buy <weapon>"


For example if you want to buy a Night Hawk .50CKevlar+Helmet and a HE Grenade by pressing "M" you would have to type this command in the console:

bind m "buy deagle; buy vesthelm; buy hegrenade"


Binding to the numpad.

All the keys on the numpad are not what you think they would be. Here is the list in how each button has to be written for the bind to work:

Enter  =  KP_ENTER
0  =  KP_INS
1  =  KP_END
2  =  KP_DOWNARROW
3  =  KP_PGDN
4  =  KP_LEFTARROW
5  =  KP_5
6  =  KP_RIGHTARROW
7  =  KP_HOME
8  =  KP_UPARROW
9  =  KP_PGUP
.  =  KP_DEL
+  =  KP_PLUS
-  = KP_MINUS
*  =  *


For example if you want to buy a flashbang by pressing "+" on the numpad this is what you need to type in the console:

buy kp_plus "buy flash"


If you need to remember a certain name of the gun type "buy" (without the quotes) in the console. It will show you the full list of bind names of all the weapons and equipment in the game.


To bind a quote to one of the keys simply type this command in the console:

bind <key> "say <your text here>"


For example:

bind f "say OWNED!!!"


If you made any mistakes you can easily unbind any key by typing this in the console: 

unbind <key>


Example:

unbind f

Happy fragging.

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