Macros / bind keys, how to make those?

[Zail]

Hey there.
When I'm playing I usually see's other units have a binded key / macros, which give them an advantage and makes the roleplay a little faster.
Like: "Unit >digits< raises his stunstick, flicking it on. A sound of electricity sounds in the air"

How can I make a bind for some thing like that? ^^^^^^^
I know I need to write in console: Bind >key< say /me (or something like that) to make it work, but it won't allow me.
Could anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

[Statua]

If you want to have a single line of text when you push a button, just openylur console and do this:
bind a "say /me swigs his AR2 around from behind his back, sets the power on, and disables the safety."

Include the quotes. Now if you want to have multiple lines in a secuence, you will require a keyboard/mouse with macro programming. This is good though as you can toggle consone commands "such as +forward to walk and talk" or do a /me while performing a /anim. Ill make a guide on this subject soon.

[Pielolz]

Okay, goto Console and type in (Ignore quotation marks in the beginning, add bolded ones) " Bind h say "/me raises stunstick and flicks it on"

[Statua]

Okay, goto Console and type in (Ignore quotation marks in the beginning, add bolded ones) " Bind h say "/me raises stunstick and flicks it on"

This actually wont work as its reading it as a double input and will fail.

[Pielolz]

Okay, goto Console and type in (Ignore quotation marks in the beginning, add bolded ones) " Bind h say "/me raises stunstick and flicks it on"

This actually wont work as its reading it as a double input and will fail.

It works for me

[Statua]

Okay, goto Console and type in (Ignore quotation marks in the beginning, add bolded ones) " Bind h say "/me raises stunstick and flicks it on"

This actually wont work as its reading it as a double input and will fail.

It works for me

it might but its good practoce to keep the entire output in brackets before the input cause it will always work when you do that. I also think there are ways to link multiple outputs just with the console.