As the titles says. I'm an admin, but the new admin remove command doesn't work for me. I've tried binding it as per instructions, but no dice.
Any other admins experiencing this?
I just had this same issue. This was because I had copied and pasted bind q "ent kill" directly from the devblog.
Don't copy and paste the text. Manually type it in. The characters on the devblog are slightly different from the characters the game uses.
Check the keys.cfg file in cfg folder, I bett your bind is
[B]bind G "ent[/B]
edit it in
[B]bind G ent kill[/B]
then close and reopen rust.
No luck for me. Tried editing the cfg file manually. Tried entering it in console. Still no joy.
And yes, I edited the cfg file while Rust wasn't running.
[QUOTE=Crunchmeister;49581476]No luck for me. Tried editing the cfg file manually. Tried entering it in console. Still no joy.
And yes, I edited the cfg file while Rust wasn't running.[/QUOTE]
Didn't work for me either when I was spelling binding key in a lower case.
Try: bind Q "ent kill"
It should work.
If you use the console for to bind keys remember of to use "writecfg" or the bind isn't written in the file and they vanish when you close rust....
After you bind your key... you have to server.writecfg to save it. This works for me (server owner) but not my admins. Is this an auth level issue?
[QUOTE=berdyev;49582217]Didn't work for me either when I was spelling binding key in a lower case.
Try: bind Q "ent kill"
It should work.[/QUOTE]
This worked for me. I can't get it to bind if I use a lower case or any non-alphabet character. It has to be an upper case letter.
[QUOTE=Crunchmeister;49585941]This worked for me. I can't get it to bind if I use a lower case or any non-alphabet character. It has to be an upper case letter.[/QUOTE]
Yup
Thanks! It worked :)
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