# /custombind

## Syntax

**/custombind \[ list | \[ add|delete|set|clear** ***bindname*****\[-down|-up] ] \[*****command*** **]**

## Description

This command is used to add, delete, list or change custom key bindings. See also [/bind](/macroquest/commands/slash-commands/bind.md) and [/dumpbinds](/macroquest/commands/slash-commands/dumpbinds.md).

|                                                     |                                                                                                              |
| --------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **/custombind list**                                | Lists all your custom bind names and commands (the key combinations must be set using /bind)                 |
| **/custombind add** ***bindname***                  | Add a new bind called *bindname* ready for use.                                                              |
| **/custombind delete** ***bindname***               | Remove the custom bind *bindname*.                                                                           |
| **/custombind clear name\[-down\|-up]**             | This will clear a specific command for a custom bind. If -up or -down is not specified it defaults to -down. |
| **/custombind set** ***bindname*****\[-down\|-up]** | Will set a specific command for a custom bind. This too defaults to -down if not specified.                  |

## Example

**NOTE: MQ2's very first bind command is "RANGED" so you do not need to do this, it is just listed here as an example**

```
    /custombind add mybind
    /custombind set mybind /ranged
    /bind mybind n
```

This binds the /ranged command to the n key.

Example of using down and up

```
/custombind add echotest
/custombind set echotest-down /echo n key is down!
/custombind set echotest-up /echo n key is up!
/bind echotest n
```


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