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go in UnrealTournament folder, then in System folder, then open user.ini and bind any key you want using the command say/teamsay.
ie:
[key]=Say Hello o/
[otherKey]=TeamSay Hello team
In additon you can use few variables to make dynamic messages. Can't remember if it works on all servers or only those running UT PURE mutator.
You can try all of these variables:
%LOCATION% - Inserts your current map location if known, else the closest objective.
%HEALTH% - Inserts your current health.
%ARMOUR% - Inserts your current armor amount.
%WEAPON% - Inserts the current weapon your are holding.
%AMMO% - Insert the ammo count of the current weapon your are holding.
%MYNAME% - Inserts your name.
%MYTEAM% - Inserts your team's name (colour).
%ENEMYTEAM% - Inserts the opposing team's name (colour).
%OBJECTIVE% - Inserts the name of the nearest objective.
%NEARESTTEAMMATE% - Inserts the name of your nearest team mate.
%H = Your current health. "80 Health"
%W = Your current weapon. "Sniper Rifle"
%A = Your current Armor. "Shieldbelt (150) and 0 Armor"
%P = Your current Position/Task. CTF Only.
example of use:
[yourKey]=teamsay I'm %P. I have %H and %A left.
Let's say you are playing CTF and actually carring the flag when typing the [yourKey]
The teamchat should show something like this: "I'm carring the enemy flag. I have 100 Health and 100 Armor left."
Personally, this is what I was searching for. Not the .ini file edit, but the actual command.
and even MORE detail in this one! Bless.