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You can also chain commands/settings together by separating them using a semicolon and wrapping them in quotes. You can add as many commands to this chain as you want.
bind [key] "[command/setting] [value]; [command/setting] [value]"
It's important to know that when chaining things together like this, all commands/settings get executed by the game at the exact same time, meaning they will not execute sequentially in the order you write them. There is no sleep or delay type command to space things out the way you want them. The best way to make things happen in an ordered sequence is to either bind a different key for each step of the sequence, or to use [https://wiki.ddnet.org/wiki/Binds#Using_Config_Files config files] to press one key multiple times to read multiple files sequentially.

You can also chain commands/settings together by separating them using a semicolon and wrapping them in quotes. You can add as many commands to this chain as you want.

bind [key] "[command/setting] [value]; [command/setting] [value]"

It's important to know that when chaining things together like this, all commands/settings get executed by the game at the exact same time, meaning they will not execute sequentially in the order you write them. There is no sleep or delay type command to space things out the way you want them. The best way to make things happen in an ordered sequence is to either bind a different key for each step of the sequence, or to use config files to press one key multiple times to read multiple files sequentially.

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 You can also chain commands/settings together by separating them using a semicolon and wrapping them in quotes. You can add as many commands to this chain as you want.
   bind <span style="color:green">[key]</span> <span style="color:blue"><span style="color:red">"</span>[command/setting] <span style="color:purple">[value]</span><span style="color:red">;</span> [command/setting]</span> <span style="color:purple">[value]</span><span style="color:red">"</span>
-It's important to know that when chaining things together like this, all commands/settings get executed by the game at the exact same time, meaning they will not execute sequentially in the order you write them.  There is no sleep or delay type command to space things out the way you want them.  The best way to make things happen in an ordered sequence is to either bind a different key for each step of the sequence, or to use [https://wiki.ddnet.org/wiki/Binds#Using_Config_Files config files] to press one key multiple times to read multiple files.
+It's important to know that when chaining things together like this, all commands/settings get executed by the game at the exact same time, meaning they will not execute sequentially in the order you write them.  There is no sleep or delay type command to space things out the way you want them.  The best way to make things happen in an ordered sequence is to either bind a different key for each step of the sequence, or to use [https://wiki.ddnet.org/wiki/Binds#Using_Config_Files config files] to press one key multiple times to read multiple files sequentially.