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Mocha2007: /* Additional Up/Down Z-Level Keys */

2017-06-23T20:15:25Z

Additional Up/Down Z-Level Keys

99.194.162.153: Added a note on how to unbind a key, as this is not listed on any wiki that I could find.

2015-06-03T19:03:15Z

Added a note on how to unbind a key, as this is not listed on any wiki that I could find.

Lethosor: /* Additional Up/Down Z-Level Keys */ reorder keys

2015-02-21T21:40:21Z

Additional Up/Down Z-Level Keys: reorder keys

99.127.20.153: /* Additional Up/Down Z-Level Keys */

2015-02-21T17:52:52Z

Additional Up/Down Z-Level Keys

Quietust: Undo revision 210617 by 108.216.122.79 (talk) Not true unless you're running 40d19, which wasn't really an "official" thing

2014-09-03T20:30:24Z

Undo revision 210617 by 108.216.122.79 (talk) Not true unless you're running 40d19, which wasn't really an "official" thing

108.216.122.79 at 05:48, 3 September 2014

2014-09-03T05:48:19Z

Lethosor: Rated article "Fine" using the rating script.

2013-04-30T20:29:46Z

Rated article "Fine" using the rating script.

AO at 20:23, 31 July 2012

2012-07-31T20:23:54Z

AO at 20:23, 31 July 2012

2012-07-31T20:23:31Z

QuietBot: Fixing links within namespace (1158/2470)

2011-12-08T14:54:48Z

Fixing links within namespace (1158/2470)

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 One of the more common key binding changes, is to use the comma {{k|,}} and period {{k|.}}, rather than {{k|<}} and {{k|>}} (the same keys + {{k|Shift}}) for up/down [[z-level]]s, thus avoiding the need to use two hands/keys for this common action.
-On the fourth screen from the start (3 additional "page downs"), about half way down the following entries need to be updated from the < and > symbols to a comma and period:
+On the fourth screen from the start (3 additional "page downs"), about halfway down the following entries need to be updated from the < and > symbols to a comma and period:
-  Move view/cursor up (z)                ,
+  Move view/cursor up (z),
   Move view/cursor down (z)              .

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   Select              9
-However, you'd then have to find any action that '''also''' is controlled by  {{k|9}}, or you'll be sending '''both''' commands every time you hit that key.
+However, you'd then have to find any action that '''also''' is controlled by  {{k|9}}, or you'll be sending '''both''' commands every time you hit that key. To unbind a key from an action, find the action, then move the highlight to the key you want to remove. With that key highlighted, press BACKSPACE.
 Changes should be planned carefully with that last in mind.

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:40, 21 February 2015
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−	This avoids advancing the game one [[Frames per second\|step]] each time you move the game view "down" one [[z-level]], since both would be controlled by the {{k\|.}} key. Advancing one step would become activated by hitting the {{k\|>}} key, {{k\|.~~}}+{{k\|Shift~~}} (~~tho'~~ any other '''unused''' key could work as well).	+	This avoids advancing the game one [[Frames per second\|step]] each time you move the game view "down" one [[z-level]], since both would be controlled by the {{k\|.}} key. Advancing one step would become activated by hitting the {{k\|>}} key, {{k-\|Shift\|.}} (although any other '''unused''' key could work as well).

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:52, 21 February 2015
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	Main one-step >		Main one-step >

−	This avoids advancing the game one [[Frames per second\|step]] each time you move the game view "down" one [[z-level]], since both would be controlled by the {{k\|.}} key. Advancing one step would become activated by hitting the {{k\|>}} key, {{k\|.}}+{{k\|~~Enter~~}} (tho' any other '''unused''' key could work as well).	+	This avoids advancing the game one [[Frames per second\|step]] each time you move the game view "down" one [[z-level]], since both would be controlled by the {{k\|.}} key. Advancing one step would become activated by hitting the {{k\|>}} key, {{k\|.}}+{{k\|Shift}} (tho' any other '''unused''' key could work as well).

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:30, 3 September 2014
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	Changes should be planned carefully with that last in mind.		Changes should be planned carefully with that last in mind.

−	Additional commands can be viewed by scrolling using the up/down arrows, or by screen using the page up/page down keys (unless you've changed those). All commands in this wiki refer to the standard keybindings. A command may have any number of keybindings by selecting the "Add binding," typing the key you wish to use, then pressing ENTER to confirm. To remove an existing key binding, highlight it and simply press BACKSPACE.	+	Additional commands can be viewed by scrolling using the up/down arrows, or by screen using the page up/page down keys (unless you've changed those). All commands in this wiki refer to the standard keybindings.

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:48, 3 September 2014
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	Changes should be planned carefully with that last in mind.		Changes should be planned carefully with that last in mind.

−	Additional commands can be viewed by scrolling using the up/down arrows, or by screen using the page up/page down keys (unless you've changed those). All commands in this wiki refer to the standard keybindings.	+	Additional commands can be viewed by scrolling using the up/down arrows, or by screen using the page up/page down keys (unless you've changed those). All commands in this wiki refer to the standard keybindings. A command may have any number of keybindings by selecting the "Add binding," typing the key you wish to use, then pressing ENTER to confirm. To remove an existing key binding, highlight it and simply press BACKSPACE.

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−	{{~~quality~~\|~~Unrated~~}}{{av}}	+	{{Quality\|Fine\|20:29, 30 April 2013 (UTC)}}
		+	{{av}}
	'''Key bindings''' determine how the game responds to the user (you) pressing different keys on their keyboard, numberpad, laptop, whatever.		'''Key bindings''' determine how the game responds to the user (you) pressing different keys on their keyboard, numberpad, laptop, whatever.

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 {{quality|Unrated}}{{av}}
 '''Key bindings''' determine how the game responds to the user (you) pressing different keys on their keyboard, numberpad, laptop, whatever.
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 {{Game Interface FAQ}}
 {{Category|Interface}}

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	{{Game Interface FAQ}}		{{Game Interface FAQ}}

−	[[Category:Interface]]	+	{{Category\|Interface}}

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 ==Additional Up/Down Z-Level Keys==
-One of the more common key binding changes, is to use the comma {{k|,}} and period {{k|.}}, rather than {{k|<}} and {{k|>}} (the same keys + {{k|Shift}}) for up/down {{L|z-level}}s, thus avoiding the need to use two hands/keys for this common action.
+One of the more common key binding changes, is to use the comma {{k|,}} and period {{k|.}}, rather than {{k|<}} and {{k|>}} (the same keys + {{k|Shift}}) for up/down [[z-level]]s, thus avoiding the need to use two hands/keys for this common action.
 On the fourth screen from the start (3 additional "page downs"), about half way down the following entries need to be updated from the < and > symbols to a comma and period:
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   Main one-step                          >
-This avoids advancing the game one {{L|Frames per second|step}} each time you move the game view "down" one {{L|z-level}}, since both would be controlled by the {{k|.}} key.  Advancing one step would become activated by hitting the {{k|>}} key, {{k|.}}+{{k|Enter}} (tho' any other '''unused''' key could work as well).
+This avoids advancing the game one [[Frames per second|step]] each time you move the game view "down" one [[z-level]], since both would be controlled by the {{k|.}} key.  Advancing one step would become activated by hitting the {{k|>}} key, {{k|.}}+{{k|Enter}} (tho' any other '''unused''' key could work as well).