How do I bind a chat wheel command to a key?

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Most chat-wheel commands have the format #command, and entering the command name into the console, with and without the #, returns unknown command. Currently I specifically require being able to ping bombsites (I might explore more commands later though) - this is currently bound to the chat-wheel as #Chatwheel_aplan and #Chatwheel_bplan. BTW, I also tried just entering aplan and bplan, but those don't work either. Can someone teach me how to translate these into commands that can be entered into the console?

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The only other file that I've seen, containing #stuff is the radiopanel file, but there they are used for labels only. Commands are still normal aliases(?).

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Are talking about cl_radial_radio_tab_0_text_1
and #Chatwheel_requestecoround / #Chatwheel_requestspend ..?

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Originally posted by taki:

Are talking about cl_radial_radio_tab_0_text_1
and #Chatwheel_requestecoround / #Chatwheel_requestspend ..?

Yes, you're correct.

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Just tried entering cl_radial_radio_tab_0_text_3 (corresponds to "Ping B") into the console - that didn't return "unknown command", but neither did it actually ping the bombsite.

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Originally posted by ★ M Λ G N ☰ T Λ R ★:

Just tried entering cl_radial_radio_tab_0_text_3 (corresponds to "Ping B") into the console - that didn't return "unknown command", but neither did it actually ping the bombsite.

Taking this into consideration, I'd say there's some kind of in-game magick that "interprets" #command into a format that's console-executable. If that is indeed the case, I wonder how I can access this interpreted command, which I can then bind to a key.

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there is a .txt file, you can find all commands

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Originally posted by taki:

there is a .txt file, you can find all commands

Good to know, thanks. How do I find that file?

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At the moment, I'm using the go_a and go_b commands that print out a Radio message "Bombsite @". This command also comes with a corresponding voice clip which is played, but the site isn't pinged (which means no HUD and radar indications). Ideally the key should execute both the radio message and the ping.