DEFBIND lump is being completely ignored

[AshHouswares]

I am so sick of these problems at this point. This is my DEFBIND lump in my IPK3.

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bind ` "toggle cl_run"
bind tab "toggle cl_run"
bind f1 "menu_help"
bind f2 "menu_load"
bind f3 "menu_load"
bind f4 "menu_options"
bind f5 "menu_display"
bind f6 "menu_load"
bind f7 "menu_endgame"
bind f8 "togglemessages"
bind f9 "quickload"
bind f11 "bumpgamma"
bind f10 "menu_quit"
bind - "menu_load"
bind = "menu_load"

No matter what I do, these binds do absolutely nothing. They are STILL only using the default that GZDoom binds them too and it is really pissing me off. I've even gone into GZDOOM itself and disabled these and they STILL keep doing it. PLEASE can someone tell me why the hell this isn't working??

[Jarewill]

As I said in the other topic, you need to delete your .ini file for those to take effect again.
DEFBINDS only take effect the first time you run your project, so you need to delete your .ini file for your changes to work.

Also instead of rebinding those buttons to other functions, you can just do this: bind ` ""

[RKD]

Reading the DEFBINDS article, my only assumption is that your .INI file is overwriting your binds.

It says there:

The key binds from this lump are only set if their corresponding sections are absent from the configuration file, with the sections being: [<game>.Bindings], [<game>.DoubleBindings] and [<game>.AutomapBindings]. The engine will create and populate these sections with the defaults upon being run for the first time with each game.

edit: nvm, I didn't realize Jarewill replied while I was typing mine lol

[AshHouswares]

Sorry about me keeping on about this but I cannot find the .ini file. When we were working with 3.3.0, it was in the GZDoom folder but now it's nowhere to be seen. We did check user locations too, APPDATA and Documents. Not there?

[randi]

Sorry about me keeping on about this but I cannot find the .ini file.

whereisini in the console will tell you where it is.

[AshHouswares]

Sorry about me keeping on about this but I cannot find the .ini file.

whereisini in the console will tell you where it is.

Oh I never knew about this one. Thanks!