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so, I just downloaded AA25 Assist, and thought, pretty rad, eh? then I realized a bit of a problem.

I'm used to 2.8.5, and unfortunately, I'm not one of those old timers that started off with 2.5. I actually started off on 2.6, before I realized there was 2.7, then 2.8...and all the way to 2.8.5. so, my question is:

since I have a user.ini, and prefer not to confuse myself by trying to start from scratch, could I use the relevant commo commands where the keybinds start in the User.INI (would rather use a text editor anyway)? I'm just hoping that this wouldn't mess up, or cause a mismatch, because I know some of the features from 2.8.5, may not have existed, or relevant to 2.5. generally, I don't remember what 2.6 was exactly like, let alone 2.5, but I imagine the experience is similar.

anyway, that's all I have for now. peace brah.

oh, also: how do i fix the sound device issue I'm having? it seems to accept a device I've already disabled, which is enabled as soon as I plug in a headphone, even though it's plugged in to my primary one? I can only fix it by unplugging it to plug in tot he one it was looking for, then unplug it to plug it back in to my primary one. kind of annoying.

Copying your old keybingings from 2.8.5 shouldn't mess anything up as long as you don't have illegal binds. I'm pretty sure if a feature doesn't exist, the bind just wont do anything.

Can't help you with the sound though.

i forgot the command u can add a bind while in game any 1 remember that command??

i forgot the command u can add a bind while in game any 1 remember that command??

Isn't it just "bind <key here> command"? or "bind C Crouch" as an example. I'll have to check to be sure though.

I checked it at http://manual.americasarmy.com/index.php/What_console_commands_can_I_use_in_America's_Army%3F#7._Binding_Keys, and yes, in game it's

===ii. Binding Keys In-Game===
           Hit ~ to bring down console.
           bind <key> <command></command></key>