TOPIC: How do I unbind f6

Pretty sure you literally type "unbind f6" into console

bind f6 " "

Fred Wroolie The Christmas Whore wrote:
Then bind f6 to nothing example : bind f6 ""

Fred Wroolie The Christmas Whore wrote:
Reset all your binds idfk at this point

the config.cfg is probably read only, check that in the directory

Dont think you can, the way he probably coded it was so it brings up the menu regardless of if its binded or not, it is like a forced thing. Lua for you lol

go to your gmod cfg folder and open config.cfg in a text editor such as Notepad or Notepad++

press CTRL+F and type f6, now replace the "save quick" text with nothing

^^ If your on about the F6 Menu that is

Bunnyslippers69 wrote: if he can't change it from in-game he can't edit the file either way, it's probably read only you moron

dankek wrote:
you're dumb, if he can't edit the file then he just changes it from read only to editable.

Bunnyslippers69 wrote: gz you got it dumbie, INT +1

dankek wrote:
fuck outta here with your smartass comments, no one wants or needs them

I think all of you are missing the point

Bunnyslippers69 wrote: man's out here looking for a valid solution, think before you speak

Lets start again shall we.


Dear Fred,

I hear you're having problems with your gmod. Have you triedunbinding your key through the console. This can be dont by pressing the ` button on your keyboard and typing "unbind f6". If you have already tried this and failed, how about you go ahead and try typing bind f6 "" instead. if this also fails you could try navigating to your gmod's cfg file and right-clicking on your config.cfg and clicking the properties option from the context menu. Once you get to this stage, you will notice two options, "Read-Only" and "hidden". If that "Read-Only" box is ticked, go ahead and click on the box. This should make the file editable so you can edit the contents of this file. Now you can go ahead and try putting those commands back in your console and see if it helps. If not, you can always try editing the config.cfg file with any text editing software on your computer. Open the file in a text editor, press CTRL+F and type "F6". Now change what the key is bound to by deleting what it is currently bound to and adding the desired command or leave it blank to unbind it. Hope this helps.

Yours,
Bunnyslippers

Bunnyslippers69 wrote: very informative, you will have my vote

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