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Help with Oni's controls v1.6.1
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In Oni, you must configure your controls by editing the "key_config.txt" file found
in the Oni folder, or if you're on a Macintosh, you can hold Shift as you launch Oni
to get a GUI version to change controls.

Below you will find all possible keys for Oni and how they should be bound.


Up Arrow - uparrow
Down Arrow - downarrow
Left Arrow - leftarrow
Right Arrow - rightarrow

Number Pad x - numpadx (where x is a number from 0 to 9)
Number Pad * - multiply
Number Pad / - divide
Number Pad = - numpadequals
Number Pad + - add
Number Pad - - subtract
Number Pad Delete - decimal
Number Pad Enter - numpadenter

Page Up - pageup
Page Down - pagedown
Home - home
End - end
Number Lock - numlock

, - comma
. - period
' - apostrophe
; - semicolon
] - rightbracket
[ - leftbracket
/ - slash
\ - backslash

Tab - tab
Backspace - backspace
Enter - enter
Shift - shift/leftshift/rightshift
Caps Lock - capslock
Control - control/leftcontrol/rightcontrol
Command - command (Macintosh only)
Option - option (Macintosh only)
Alt - alt
Space - space
Fkey x - fkeyx (where x is the Fkey* number) 

* - Fkey: i.e. F1, F2, .. .. F13, etc.

A-Z - a-z (all letters lowercase)
0-9 - 0-9

Start Recording - start_record
Stop Recording - stop_record
Replay Recording - play_record

Note: It seems that the above commands for recordings are stuck to F9 (start_record), F10 (stop_record) and F11 (play_record).


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Actions
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Forward - forward
Left - stepleft
Backward - backward
Right - right
Swap - swap (take out weapon/holster/pick up)
Drop - drop
Jump - jump
Punch - punch
Kick - kick
Crouch - crouch
Walk - walk
Hypo - hypo
Reload - reload

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How to bind
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When you want to add your own controls, make sure you do it underneath
the heading "unbindall" and above "# default controls" in "key_config.txt". 
You can delete binds from "# default controls", but make sure the bind is in 
the "unbindall" area. Edit the controls in "# misc" freely.

The bind command is structured the following way:

bind *key* to *action*

So if you would want to bind "kick" to / you would type:

bind slash to kick


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Written by Harry Al-Shakarchi | http://oni.bungie.org

v1.6.1 - February 16, 2001

(c) Oni Central 2001

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Thanks to:
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Nijhazer
Nathan
Ultramag
Tom Olson