Input Commands

Input commands allow you to control how Windower interacts with keyboard and mouse input, such as copy & paste and keybinds.

bind [modifier][state]<key> [up] <command>
keyboard_bind [modifier][state]<key> [up] <command>

Binds a command to a key.
By default, binds activate on key press; specify up to bind on key release.

Tip: You can assign a command to multiple keys in a single statement by separating each key with a pipe (|) character.

State	Description
`$`	Keybind is valid while the game input line is active
`%`	Keybind is valid while the game input line is inactive

For an exhaustive list of bindable keys, see the Key Mappings section.

unbind <key> [up]
keyboard_unbind <key> [up]

Removes an existing key binding. By default, unbinds from key press; specify up to unbind from key release.

listbinds

Lists all currently defined keybinds in the game chatlog.

clearbinds

Unbinds all currently defined keybinds.

input "<string>"
keyboard_sendstring "<string>"

Sends a string of text to the game.

type "<string>"
keyboard_type "<string>"

Types a string of text into the game chat input bar.

Note: This is older functionality and has been replaced for most purposes by the input command.

keyboard_blockinput <#>

Blocks or enables keyboard input.

Value	Description
`0`	Allows input from the keyboard
`1`	Blocks input from the keyboard

keyboard_allowmmf <#>

Allows or disables keyboard input via MMF.

Value	Description
`0`	Disables MMF keyboard input
`1`	Allows MMF keyboard input

paste

Pastes the contents of the Windows clipboard to the input buffer.

setkey [keyname] [state]

Sets a key to a state.

Most key names can be easily guessed, but there is probably an official mapping that should be linked here.

State	Description
`down`	Key pressed down
`up`	Key released

mouse_blockinput <#>

Blocks mouse input.

Value	Description
`0`	Allows mouse input
`1`	Blocks mouse input (MAJOR PROBLEMS)