Useful Bindings and Such
To bind a command to a key: do "bind (command)" and then you'll be asked to
press a key to which you want to bind this commnd.
[M.K.]
For an example of praying (see above):
The command you want is:
'use_skill praying
Bind that to a key or something:
'bind use_skill praying
Then press the key you want to bind to praying. I use 'y'...
[H.S.T.]
'apply -a' is "always apply" --- if the object is already applied then nothing
happens, otherwise it is applied. Similar for 'apply -u' "always unapply". This
is useful for keybindings since there is no scripting language to check whether
an object is applied or not.
[C.S.]
