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Create a Complex Custom Command

In this example, we will run through the creation of a multi-keypress command that takes into account the

timing between keypress events. I want to create a command for Battlefield, that when activated, will get my

Sniper Rifle out and then put me in the Prone position.

In the image below, I have opened the Custom Command Editor, set the Mode to Advanced, and Record Delays

is on. I have also input the keyboard keypress as I would do it in the game. The timing delay between each key

press event is denoted by the red bars, in milliseconds (ms). Note how that, when the Mode is set to Advanced,

both the down and the up component of a keyboard key press is recorded.

Don’t worry if you make a mistake. You won’t need to clear the whole command and start again. If you input

the wrong key press, just hover your cursor over the keypress and click the X that appears. You can then re-

enter the command.

Once you are happy with the command, you can alter the timing between each keypress by left-clicking the

red bars between the key press events. The Time Editor gives you multiple options for altering your command.