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Adding a Keybind for My Addon

Hey guys, I'm looking to add a keybind for my addon instead of people having to type a /command in chat. Any help will be possible.

It's just a simple add on I have that allows people to port to my house by typing /crafting in text chat. I'd like to add a hotkey option where they can hotkey and have the ability to jump pressing 1 button.

Link to Addon: https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info...tingHouse.html

Or just use Housing Hub

Some useful links in https://www.esoui.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9867

You could probably do something like that:

Bindings.xml

Xml Code:

<Bindings>
    <Layer name="SI_KEYBINDINGS_CATEGORY_GENERAL">
        <Category name="PrimeRibeye's AddOn">
            <Action name="Travel to Crafting House">
                <Down>CraftingHouse.Port()</Down>
            </Action>
        </Category>
    </Layer>
</Bindings>

Don't forget to make the local Port function available globally, for instance with

Lua Code:

CraftingHouse.Port = Port()

, and to add the Bindings.xml to your CraftingHouse.txt
That should be enough, but can't test it ingame right now.

Edit:
As this is related to addon coding I've moved the thread to the lua/XML forum.

A good start is the ESOUI WIKI, to find examples, tutorials and code snippets, or the threads that Wookiefriseur linked above (it contains the info about the WIKI too).
https://wiki.esoui.com/Main_Page

Just search for keybind there andyou will find some tutorials using keybinds in their addons:
https://wiki.esoui.com/w/index.php?t...=keybind&go=Go

https://wiki.esoui.com/Keybindings
https://wiki.esoui.com/How_to_add_bu..._keybind_strip

Quote:

Originally Posted by wookiefriseur (Post 46674)

Some useful links in https://www.esoui.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9867

You could probably do something like that:

Bindings.xml

Xml Code:

<Bindings>
    <Layer name="SI_KEYBINDINGS_CATEGORY_GENERAL">
        <Category name="PrimeRibeye's AddOn">
            <Action name="Travel to Crafting House">
                <Down>CraftingHouse.Port()</Down>
            </Action>
        </Category>
    </Layer>
</Bindings>

Don't forget to make the local Port function available globally, for instance with

Lua Code:

CraftingHouse.Port = Port()

, and to add the Bindings.xml to your CraftingHouse.txt
That should be enough, but can't test it ingame right now.

XML

Quote:

<Bindings>
<Layer name="SI_KEYBINDINGS_CATEGORY_GENERAL">
<Category name="Crafting House">
<Action name="Port to Craftinghouse">
<Down>CraftingHouse.Port()</Down>
</Action>
</Category>
</Layer>
</Bindings>

LUA

Quote:

CraftingHouse = {}
CraftingHouse.name = "CraftingHouse"
------------------------
function CraftingHouse.Port()

d("Porting to the crafting house.")
JumpToSpecificHouse("@lIIIlIIIl", 47)
end

function CraftingHouse.OnAddOnLoaded(event, addonName)
if addonName == CraftingHouse.name then
SLASH_COMMANDS["/crafting"] = CraftingHouse.Port

EVENT_MANAGER:UnregisterForEvent(CraftingHouse.name, EVENT_ADD_ON_LOADED)
end
end

EVENT_MANAGER:RegisterForEvent(CraftingHouse.name, EVENT_ADD_ON_LOADED, CraftingHouse.OnAddOnLoaded)

I did everything exactly right but I can't get it to show up under keybinds in game.

Oh, yeah..looks like the Binding.xml expects a variable to generate the string, instead of writing the text directly into it.

CraftingHouse.lua

Lua Code:

-- *** CraftingHouse ***
 
CraftingHouse = {}
CraftingHouse.name = "CraftingHouse"
------------------------
function CraftingHouse.Port()
 
   d("Porting to the crafting house.")
   JumpToSpecificHouse("@lIIIlIIIl", 47)
end
 
function CraftingHouse.OnAddOnLoaded(event, addonName)
  if addonName == CraftingHouse.name then
    SLASH_COMMANDS["/crafting"] = CraftingHouse.Port
   
    EVENT_MANAGER:UnregisterForEvent(CraftingHouse.name, EVENT_ADD_ON_LOADED)
  end
end
 
ZO_CreateStringId("SI_BINDING_NAME_CRAFTINGHOUSE_PORT", "Travel to Crafting House")
EVENT_MANAGER:RegisterForEvent(CraftingHouse.name, EVENT_ADD_ON_LOADED, CraftingHouse.OnAddOnLoaded)

Bindings.xml

Xml Code:

<Bindings>
   <Layer name="SI_KEYBINDINGS_CATEGORY_GENERAL">
     <Category name="PrimeRibeye's AddOn">
       <Action name="CRAFTINGHOUSE_PORT">
         <Down>CraftingHouse.Port()</Down>
      </Action>
    </Category>
  </Layer>
</Bindings>

CraftingHouse.txt

Code:

## Title: | CraftingHouse |r

## Description: Use "/crafting" to port to the crafting house

## Author: |PrimeRibeye|r

## Version: 2.7

## APIVersion: 101034 101035

## SavedVariables:

## DependsOn:



##AddOnVersion: 2

##IsLibrary: false



CraftingHouse.lua

Bindings.xml



# This Addon is not created by, affiliated with, or sponsored by

# ZeniMax Media Inc. or its affiliates

# The Elder Scrolls (c) and related logos are registered trademarks

# or trademarks of ZeniMax Media Inc. in the United States and/or

# other countries.  All rights reserved

Quote:

Originally Posted by wookiefriseur (Post 46679)

Oh, yeah..looks like the Binding.xml expects a variable to generate the string, instead of writing the text directly into it.

Yep, ESO forces you to use Multi language support here, which is the correct way imo ;-)

https://wiki.esoui.com/Key_bindings

Code:

<Bindings>

  <Layer name="SI_MY_ADDON_LAYER">

      <Category name="SI_MAIN_FUNCTIONS">

        <Action name="TURN_RIGHT">

            <Down>TurnRightStart()</Down>

            <Up>TurnRightStop()</Up>

        </Action>

      </Category>

  </Layer>

</Bindings>

Quote:

Layers and categories use the same names internally and on the UI; the game will pass the names through GetString to display them. Actions will have the string SI_BINDING_NAME_ prepended to their names, and the results will be passed through GetString for display (i.e. our example above would be GetString(SI_BINDING_NAME_TURN_RIGHT) which needs to be defined in your addon as string constant
https://wiki.esoui.com/How_to_add_lo...eating_strings
).