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This is a [[console command]] that lets you bind other console commands to a key.
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{{this is a|console command|name=bind|engine=GoldSrc|engine1=Source|engine2=Source 2
{{syntax|bind <key> <command(s)>}}
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{{toc-right}} It is used to bind a key to one or several other commands. Typically, when keys are bound, the corresponding {{code|bind}} command is stored in {{code|config.cfg}} which is ran when the engine starts, leading to binds staying active between sessions unless {{code|config.cfg}} is set to read-only.


{{CCExample|If you wanted to make the '''V''' key toggle [[noclip|noclipping]], you would type in console: |bind v "noclip"}}
{{tip|Often times it is difficult to find out which key you have to press to bind the symbol character you desire, as the game's layout is not the same as your computers. You may press your {{code|$}} key and nothing happens ingame, because it thinks you pressed {{code|\}}.<br>To save yourself a headache, you could use the game's keybind menu to find an empty slot and rebind it to whatever key you want to press, to see what the game thinks that key is supposed to be.}}


{{CCExample|If you wanted to make the '''H''' key make you say ''"Hello."'' in chat, you would type in console: |bind h "say Hello."}}


{{CCExample|If you wanted to make the '''L''' key prepare your screen for [[How To Take Screenshots|screenshots]], you would type in console: |bind l "cl_drawhud 0;crosshair 0;impulse 200"}}


Quotation marks around strings are not always required, but should be used to ensure that special characters, such as spaces and semicolons, are not misinterpreted. For number-only strings, quotation marks should not be used.
==Syntax==
 
===Basic Syntax===
 
The basic syntax for the command is as follows:
{{pre|bind <key> [command]}}
For example, after running {{code|bind 1 slot1}}, pressing {{key|1}} would execute the command {{code|slot1}}. Additionally, binding a key to a semicolon-separated list of commands in quotation marks would cause all commands to be executed, because everything within quotation marks is interpreted as a single argument. After running {{code|bind mouse1 "slot1; unbind mouse1"}}, then pressing mouse1, {{code|slot1}} would be run, followed by {{code|unbind mouse1}}.
 
===+/- Commands===
If the first character in the command/string that the key is bound to is {{code|+}}, then after releasing the key, the same string of commands is executed, except the first character is replaced with {{code|-}}. For example, running {{code|bind w +forward}} will cause {{code|+forward}} to be run when {{key|w}} is pressed, then {{code|-forward}} to be run when {{key|w}} is unpressed. Consequently, there are some cases where the result of pressing a key are different from what is intuitive. Running {{code|bind w "+forward; +attack"}} will cause {{code|+forward;+attack}} to be run when {{key|w}} is pressed, but causes {{code|-forward;+attack}} to be run when {{key|w}} is unpressed, causing {{code|+attack}} to be run, rather than {{code|-attack}}. The {{code|[[alias]]}} command can be used in conjunction with {{code|bind}} to yield different results. To make the W key instead run {{code|+forward; +attack}} when pressed, and run {{code|-forward; -attack}} when unpressed, the following commands can be used:
 
<source>
alias +w_pressed "+forward; +attack"
alias -w_pressed "-forward; -attack"
bind w +w_pressed
</source>


[[Category:Console Commands]]
==Special Keys==
==Special Keys==
* tab
{{note|In {{cs2|4}} the keypad numbers are KP_1, KP_2, KP_3... {{todo|Is this the case for {{source2|4}} in general? this is also true for Deadlock}} }}
* enter
{{Note|Some gamepads button (such as {{code|A_BUTTON}}, but not {{code|joy'''''X'''''}}) may be disabled or become non-functional in favor of Steam Input, if the Gamepad UI were enabled (tested on {{hl2|4}}).}}
* escape
{{Note|On any controllers other than Xbox, all the Gamepad Buttons binds may work differently, or incorrectly bound (according to Game Controllers Control Panel in Windows). This does not apply to Steam Input or programs such as DS4Windows, which correctly emulates Xbox controller buttons on any other controllers.}}
* space
{{note|While computers themselves can still use {{code|F13}} to {{code|F24}}, source engine does not recognize these keys.}}
* backspace
{| class="standard-table" style=float:left
* uparrow
|+ System Commands, Modifier Keys, Other
* downarrow
! Bind name
* leftarrow
! Key
* rightarrow
|-
* alt
| f'''1-12'''
* ctrl
| Function key<br>{{Key|F1}} to {{Key|F12}}
* shift
|- id="escape"
* ins
| escape
* del
| {{key|Esc}} (Escape)
* pgdn
|- id="tab"
* pgup
| tab
* home
| {{key|Tab}} Tabulator
* end
|- id="capslock"
* kp_home
| capslock
* kp_uparrow
| {{key|Caps Lock}}
* kp_pgup
|- id="shift"
* kp_leftarrow
| shift
* kp_5
| {{key|Shift}} (Left side)
* kp_rightarrow
|- id="rshift"
* kp_end
| rshift
* kp_downarrow
| {{key|Shift}} (Right side)
* kp_pgdn
|- id="ctrl"
* kp_enter
| ctrl
* kp_ins
| {{key|Ctrl}} (Left side)
* kp_del
|- id="rctrl"
* kp_slash
| rctrl
* kp_multiply
| {{key|Ctrl}} (Right side)
* kp_minus
|- id="alt"
* kp_plus
| alt
* capslock
| {{key|Alt}} (Left side)
* joy'''''1-4'''''
|- id="ralt"
* aux'''''1-31'''''
| ralt
* mwheeldown
| {{key|Alt}} (Right side)
* mwheelup
|- id="space"
* mouse'''''1-5'''''
| space
* pause
| Spacebar
|- id="backspace"
| backspace
| {{key|Backspace}}
|- id="enter"
| enter
| {{key|Enter}}
|- id="semicolon"
| semicolon
| Semicolon ({{Key|;}})
|- id="lwin"
| lwin
| {{key|Win}} (Left side)
|- id="rwin"
| rwin
| {{key|Win}} (Right side)
|- id="apps"
| apps
| {{key|Menu}}
|- id="numlock"
| numlock
| {{key|Num Lock}}
|- id="scrolllock"
| scrolllock
| {{key|Scroll Lock}}
|}
{| class="standard-table" style=float:left
|+ Navigation Keys
! Bind name
! Key
|- id="uparrow"
| uparrow
| {{Key|Up}} Up Arrow
|- id="downarrow"
| downarrow
| {{Key|Down}} Down Arrow
|- id="leftarrow"
| leftarrow
| {{Key|Left}} Left Arrow
|- id="rightarrow"
| rightarrow
| {{Key|Right}} Right Arrow
|- id="ins"
| ins
| {{Key|Insert}}
|- id="del"
| del
| {{Key|Delete}}
|- id="pgdn"
| pgdn
| {{Key|Page Down}}
|- id="pgup"
| pgup
| {{Key|Page Up}}
|- id="home"
| home
| {{Key|Home}}
|- id="end"
| end
| {{Key|End}}
|- id="pause"
| pause
| {{Key|Pause}} (or {{Key|Pause/Break}})
|}
{| class="standard-table" style=float:left
|+ Number Pad
! Bind name
! Key
|- id="1"
| kp_end
| Keypad 1
|- id="2"
| kp_downarrow
| Keypad 2
|- id="3"
| kp_pgdn
| Keypad 3
|- id="4"
| kp_leftarrow
| Keypad 4
|- id="5"
| kp_5
| Keypad 5
|- id="6"
| kp_rightarrow
| Keypad 6
|- id="7"
| kp_home
| Keypad 7
|- id="8"
| kp_uparrow
| Keypad 8
|- id="9"
| kp_pgup
| Keypad 9
|- id="enter"
| kp_enter
| Keypad Enter
|- id="0"
| kp_ins
| Keypad 0
|- id="delete"
| kp_del
| Keypad .
|- id="slash"
| kp_slash
| Keypad /
|- id="multiply"
| kp_multiply
| Keypad *
|- id="minus"
| kp_minus
| Keypad -
|- id="plus"
| kp_plus
| Keypad +
|}
{| class="standard-table" style=float:left
|+ Mouse Buttons
! Bind name
! Key
|- id="mwheeldown"
| mwheeldown
| Mouse - Scroll Down
|- id="mwheelup"
| mwheelup
| Mouse - Scroll Up
|- id="mouse1"
| mouse1
| {{Key|LMB}} (Mouse - Left click)
|- id="mouse2"
| mouse2
| {{Key|RMB}} (Mouse - Right click)
|- id="mouse3"
| mouse3
| {{Key|MMB}} (Mouse - Middle/Wheel click)
|- id="mouse4"
| mouse4
| {{Key|MOUSE4}} (Mouse - Page Back)
|- id="mouse5"
| mouse5
| {{Key|MOUSE5}} (Mouse - Page Forward)
|}
{| class="standard-table" style=float:left
|+ Gamepad Buttons ({{360}}/{{playstation}}/{{Switch}})
! Bind name
! Key
|- id="Z AXIS POS"
| Z AXIS POS {{src07|only}}
| {{360}} {{Key|LT}} (left trigger) button
|- id="Z AXIS NEG"
| Z AXIS NEG {{src07|only}}
| {{360}} {{Key|RT}} (right trigger) button
|- id="joy1"
| joy'''1''' / A_BUTTON
| {{360}} {{Key|xbox_A}} button<br>{{playstation}} {{Key|ps_Cross}} (Cross) button
|- id="joy2"
| joy'''2''' / B_BUTTON
| {{360}} {{Key|xbox_B}} button<br>{{playstation}} {{Key|ps_Circle}} (Circle) button
|- id="joy3"
| joy'''3''' / X_BUTTON
| {{360}} {{Key|xbox_X}} button<br>{{playstation}} {{Key|ps_Sq}} (Square) button
|- id="joy4"
| joy'''4''' / Y_BUTTON
| {{360}} {{Key|xbox_Y}} button<br>{{playstation}} {{Key|ps_Tri}} (Triangle) button
|- id="joy5"
| joy'''5''' / L_SHOULDER
| {{360}} {{Key|xbox_LB}} (left bumper) button<br>{{playstation}} {{Key|L1}} button<!-- will add proper icon later -->
|- id="joy6"
| joy'''6''' / R_SHOULDER
| {{360}} {{Key|xbox_RB}} (right bumper) button<br>{{playstation}} {{Key|R1}} button<!-- will add proper icon later -->
|- id="joy7"
| joy'''7''' / BACK
| {{360}} {{Key|xbox_back}} (Back) button<br>{{xone}} View button<br>{{playstation}} {{Key|L2}} (left trigger) button
|- id="joy8"
| joy'''8''' / START
| {{360}} {{Key|xbox_start}} (Start) button<br>{{xone}} {{Key|Menu}} button<br>{{playstation}} {{Key|R2}} (right trigger) button
|- id="joy9"
| joy'''9''' / STICK1
| {{360}} {{Key|xbox_ls}} (Left stick) button<br>{{playstation}} Select/Share/Create button<!-- will add proper icon later -->
|- id="joy10"
| joy'''10''' / STICK2
| {{360}} {{Key|xbox_rs}} (Right stick) button<br>{{playstation}} Start/Options button<!-- will add proper icon later -->
|- id="joy11"
| joy'''11'''
| {{playstation}} {{Key|L3}} button<!-- will add proper icon later -->
|- id="joy12"
| joy'''12'''
| {{playstation}} {{Key|R3}} button<!-- will add proper icon later -->
|- id="joy13"
| joy'''13'''
| {{playstation|3.1}} button
|- id="joy14"
| joy'''14'''
| {{playstation}} ({{ps4|3.1|nt=0}}/{{ps5|3.1|nt=0}} only) - Touchpad
|- id="joy15-32"
| joy'''15-32'''
| Other joystick & gamepad buttons.
|- id="aux1-32"
| aux'''1-32'''
| Legacy. Maps directly to joy'''1-32'''.
|- id="pov_up"
| pov_up
| D-Pad Up
|- id="pov_right"
| pov_right
| D-Pad Right
|- id="pov_down"
| pov_down
| D-Pad Down
|- id="pov_left"
| pov_left
| D-Pad Left
|}
{{clr}}
 
==Related console commands==
===binds_per_command===
Set the maximum number of binds per command when on console. Does not apply to desktop.
 
Syntax:
{{pre|binds_per_command <number>}}
 
===BindToggle===
A convenient command for toggling a [[CVar]] on or off by pressing a key. Functionally identical to {{code|bind <key> "incrementvar <CVar> 0 1 1"}}.
 
Syntax:
{{pre|BindToggle <key> <cvar>}}
 
If you wanted your '''p''' key to turn {{ent|sv_cheats}} on or off, you would type {{code|BindToggle p sv_cheats}}.
 
===toggle===
Not to be confused with BindToggle. Toggle allows you to toggle ''values'' of a convar, instead of the convar's 0/1 state.<br>
For example, toggling between sv_noclipspeed 1 and 5
Syntax:
{{pre|bind <key> "toggle <cvar> <value1> <value2>}}
 
===bind_mac===
Functions identically to {{code|bind}} except it only affects {{mac|4}} users.
 
===unbind===
The opposite of {{code|bind}}. Sets a key to do nothing.
 
Syntax:
{{pre|unbind <key>}}
 
To make your left click do nothing, you would type {{code|unbind MOUSE1}}.
 
===unbind_mac===
Functions identically to {{code|unbind}} except it only affects {{mac|4}} users.
 
===unbindall===
The infamous command that unbinds all the keys.
 
{{tip|If you do this command (or you're a poor sap that got tricked), you can reset to default bindings in the '''Options''' menu. '''Keyboard, Use Defaults'''.}}
 
===key_listboundkeys===
Lists all keys that are bound to something, and what they are bound to.
 
Example input and output from Half-Life 2:
{{ExpandBox|{{pre|
] key_listboundkeys
"6" {{=}} "slot6"
"1" {{=}} "slot1"
"a" {{=}} "+moveleft"
"2" {{=}} "slot2"
"c" {{=}} "impulse 50"
"3" {{=}} "slot3"
"d" {{=}} "+moveright"
"4" {{=}} "slot4"
"e" {{=}} "+use"
"5" {{=}} "slot5"
"f" {{=}} "impulse 100"
"g" {{=}} "phys_swap"
"q" {{=}} "lastinv"
"w" {{=}} "+forward"
"r" {{=}} "+reload"
"z" {{=}} "+zoom"
"s" {{=}} "+back"
"`" {{=}} "toggleconsole"
"SPACE" {{=}} "+jump"
"NUMLOCK" {{=}} "pause"
"ESCAPE" {{=}} "cancelselect"
"SHIFT" {{=}} "+speed"
"CTRL" {{=}} "+duck"
"ALT" {{=}} "+walk"
"F5" {{=}} "jpeg"
"F6" {{=}} "save quick"
"F9" {{=}} "load quick"
"MOUSE1" {{=}} "+attack"
"MWHEELDOWN" {{=}} "invnext"
"MOUSE2" {{=}} "+attack2"
"MWHEELUP" {{=}} "invprev"
}}}}
 
===key_findbinding===
Searches through the list of bound keys and returns the ones that have a given substring in the command field.
 
Syntax:
{{pre|key_findbinding <string>}}
 
Example input and output from Half-Life 2:
{{pre|] key_findbinding slot
"1" {{=}} "slot1"
"2" {{=}} "slot2"
"3" {{=}} "slot3"
"4" {{=}} "slot4"
"5" {{=}} "slot5"
"6" {{=}} "slot6"
}}
 
===key_updatelayout===
Updates game keyboard layout to current windows keyboard setting. Only works on windows.


==See Also==
This is only useful if your virtual keyboard layout changes in Windows (i.e changing from QWERTY to AZERTY) while the game is running.
[[Console Command List]]

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bind is a console command available in all GoldSrc GoldSrc, Source Source, and Source 2 Source 2 games.

It is used to bind a key to one or several other commands. Typically, when keys are bound, the corresponding bind command is stored in config.cfg which is ran when the engine starts, leading to binds staying active between sessions unless config.cfg is set to read-only.

Tip.pngTip:Often times it is difficult to find out which key you have to press to bind the symbol character you desire, as the game's layout is not the same as your computers. You may press your $ key and nothing happens ingame, because it thinks you pressed \.
To save yourself a headache, you could use the game's keybind menu to find an empty slot and rebind it to whatever key you want to press, to see what the game thinks that key is supposed to be.


Syntax

Basic Syntax

The basic syntax for the command is as follows: 

bind <key> [command]

For example, after running bind 1 slot1, pressing 1 would execute the command slot1. Additionally, binding a key to a semicolon-separated list of commands in quotation marks would cause all commands to be executed, because everything within quotation marks is interpreted as a single argument. After running bind mouse1 "slot1; unbind mouse1", then pressing mouse1, slot1 would be run, followed by unbind mouse1.

+/- Commands

If the first character in the command/string that the key is bound to is +, then after releasing the key, the same string of commands is executed, except the first character is replaced with -. For example, running bind w +forward will cause +forward to be run when w is pressed, then -forward to be run when w is unpressed. Consequently, there are some cases where the result of pressing a key are different from what is intuitive. Running bind w "+forward; +attack" will cause +forward;+attack to be run when w is pressed, but causes -forward;+attack to be run when w is unpressed, causing +attack to be run, rather than -attack. The alias command can be used in conjunction with bind to yield different results. To make the W key instead run +forward; +attack when pressed, and run -forward; -attack when unpressed, the following commands can be used: 

alias +w_pressed "+forward; +attack"
alias -w_pressed "-forward; -attack"
bind w +w_pressed

Special Keys

Note.pngNote:In Counter-Strike 2 Counter-Strike 2 the keypad numbers are KP_1, KP_2, KP_3...
Todo: Is this the case for Source 2 Source 2 in general? this is also true for Deadlock
Note.pngNote:Some gamepads button (such as A_BUTTON, but not joyX) may be disabled or become non-functional in favor of Steam Input, if the Gamepad UI were enabled (tested on Half-Life 2 Half-Life 2).
Note.pngNote:On any controllers other than Xbox, all the Gamepad Buttons binds may work differently, or incorrectly bound (according to Game Controllers Control Panel in Windows). This does not apply to Steam Input or programs such as DS4Windows, which correctly emulates Xbox controller buttons on any other controllers.
Note.pngNote:While computers themselves can still use F13 to F24, source engine does not recognize these keys.
System Commands, Modifier Keys, Other
Bind name Key
f1-12 Function key
F1 to F12
escape Esc (Escape)
tab Tab ⇆ Tabulator
capslock ⇪ Caps Lock
shift ⇧ Shift (Left side)
rshift ⇧ Shift (Right side)
ctrl Ctrl (Left side)
rctrl Ctrl (Right side)
alt Alt (Left side)
ralt Alt (Right side)
space Spacebar
backspace ← Backspace
enter ↵ Enter
semicolon Semicolon (;)
lwin ⊞ Win (Left side)
rwin ⊞ Win (Right side)
apps ≣ Menu
numlock Num Lock
scrolllock Scroll Lock
Navigation Keys
Bind name Key
uparrow ↑ Up Arrow
downarrow ↓ Down Arrow
leftarrow ← Left Arrow
rightarrow → Right Arrow
ins Insert
del Delete
pgdn Page Down
pgup Page Up
home Home
end End
pause Pause (or Pause/Break)
Number Pad
Bind name Key
kp_end Keypad 1
kp_downarrow Keypad 2
kp_pgdn Keypad 3
kp_leftarrow Keypad 4
kp_5 Keypad 5
kp_rightarrow Keypad 6
kp_home Keypad 7
kp_uparrow Keypad 8
kp_pgup Keypad 9
kp_enter Keypad Enter
kp_ins Keypad 0
kp_del Keypad .
kp_slash Keypad /
kp_multiply Keypad *
kp_minus Keypad -
kp_plus Keypad +
Mouse Buttons
Bind name Key
mwheeldown Mouse - Scroll Down
mwheelup Mouse - Scroll Up
mouse1 LMB (Mouse - Left click)
mouse2 RMB (Mouse - Right click)
mouse3 MMB (Mouse - Middle/Wheel click)
mouse4 MOUSE4 (Mouse - Page Back)
mouse5 MOUSE4 (Mouse - Page Forward)
Gamepad Buttons (Xbox 360/PlayStation/Nintendo Switch)
Bind name Key
Z AXIS POS (only in Source 2007) Xbox 360 LT (left trigger) button
Z AXIS NEG (only in Source 2007) Xbox 360 RT (right trigger) button
joy1 / A_BUTTON Xbox 360 A button button
PlayStation X (Cross) button (Cross) button
joy2 / B_BUTTON Xbox 360 B button button
PlayStation O (Circle) button (Circle) button
joy3 / X_BUTTON Xbox 360 X button button
PlayStation □ (Square) button (Square) button
joy4 / Y_BUTTON Xbox 360 Y button button
PlayStation Δ (Triangle) button (Triangle) button
joy5 / L_SHOULDER Xbox 360 Left bumper button (left bumper) button
PlayStation L1 button
joy6 / R_SHOULDER Xbox 360 Right bumper button (right bumper) button
PlayStation R1 button
joy7 / BACK Xbox 360 ◄ Back button (Back) button
Xbox One View button
PlayStation L2 (left trigger) button
joy8 / START Xbox 360 ► Start button (Start) button
Xbox One ≣ Menu button
PlayStation R2 (right trigger) button
joy9 / STICK1 Xbox 360 LS button (Left stick) button
PlayStation Select/Share/Create button
joy10 / STICK2 Xbox 360 RS button (Right stick) button
PlayStation Start/Options button
joy11 PlayStation L3 button
joy12 PlayStation R3 button
joy13 PlayStation button
joy14 PlayStation (PS4/PS5 only) - Touchpad
joy15-32 Other joystick & gamepad buttons.
aux1-32 Legacy. Maps directly to joy1-32.
pov_up D-Pad Up
pov_right D-Pad Right
pov_down D-Pad Down
pov_left D-Pad Left

Related console commands

binds_per_command

Set the maximum number of binds per command when on console. Does not apply to desktop.

Syntax: 

binds_per_command <number>

BindToggle

A convenient command for toggling a CVar on or off by pressing a key. Functionally identical to bind <key> "incrementvar <CVar> 0 1 1".

Syntax: 

BindToggle <key> <cvar>

If you wanted your p key to turn sv_cheats on or off, you would type BindToggle p sv_cheats.

toggle

Not to be confused with BindToggle. Toggle allows you to toggle values of a convar, instead of the convar's 0/1 state.
For example, toggling between sv_noclipspeed 1 and 5 Syntax: 

bind <key> "toggle <cvar> <value1> <value2>

bind_mac

Functions identically to bind except it only affects macOS macOS users.

unbind

The opposite of bind. Sets a key to do nothing.

Syntax: 

unbind <key>

To make your left click do nothing, you would type unbind MOUSE1.

unbind_mac

Functions identically to unbind except it only affects macOS macOS users.

unbindall

The infamous command that unbinds all the keys.

Tip.pngTip:If you do this command (or you're a poor sap that got tricked), you can reset to default bindings in the Options menu. Keyboard, Use Defaults.

key_listboundkeys

Lists all keys that are bound to something, and what they are bound to.

Example input and output from Half-Life 2: 


] key_listboundkeys 
"6" = "slot6"
"1" = "slot1"
"a" = "+moveleft"
"2" = "slot2"
"c" = "impulse 50"
"3" = "slot3"
"d" = "+moveright"
"4" = "slot4"
"e" = "+use"
"5" = "slot5"
"f" = "impulse 100"
"g" = "phys_swap"
"q" = "lastinv"
"w" = "+forward"
"r" = "+reload"
"z" = "+zoom"
"s" = "+back"
"`" = "toggleconsole"
"SPACE" = "+jump"
"NUMLOCK" = "pause"
"ESCAPE" = "cancelselect"
"SHIFT" = "+speed"
"CTRL" = "+duck"
"ALT" = "+walk"
"F5" = "jpeg"
"F6" = "save quick"
"F9" = "load quick"
"MOUSE1" = "+attack"
"MWHEELDOWN" = "invnext"
"MOUSE2" = "+attack2"
"MWHEELUP" = "invprev"

key_findbinding

Searches through the list of bound keys and returns the ones that have a given substring in the command field.

Syntax: 

key_findbinding <string>

Example input and output from Half-Life 2: 

] key_findbinding slot
"1" = "slot1"
"2" = "slot2"
"3" = "slot3"
"4" = "slot4"
"5" = "slot5"
"6" = "slot6"

key_updatelayout

Updates game keyboard layout to current windows keyboard setting. Only works on windows.

This is only useful if your virtual keyboard layout changes in Windows (i.e changing from QWERTY to AZERTY) while the game is running.

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