My WARNO hotkeys, plus some tips

This hotkey setup has its foundation in the fact that I came to play RTS games from FPS games so my muscle memory is based around WASD keys which has made Eugen games one of my favourites due to the default WASD camera controls on top of the costomizable hotkeys(last one being subjectively a must for any modern RTS game). I personally find this setup very ergonomic.
Disclaimers:
If one happens to use 'Ctrl+WASD' in WARNO for camera controls this setup may not be for you or may need modification to make sure stuff isn't messed up when using 'Ctrl+WASD' when units are selected. I personally only use the scroll wheel for "advanced camera movement".
I come from "Wargame: Red Dragon" (WGRD) with over 2k hours on that game which comes with some hotkey bias and I will point it out.
When any personal or game sided hotkey changes happen, I will update this guide as soon as possible.
AUTHOR'S NOTE: I use EST keyboard which is very similar to ENG keyboard. QWERTY

Preliminary information

Everything starting with "Ctrl+" or "Alt+" I dub "an advanced command" which one might need (sometimes with haste) but not necessarily all the time. ('ctrl+' and 'alt+' commands in this guide can be switched between each other if one finds it subjectively more beneficial/ergonomic)

When I "associate" something with the 'w' key it means it is in parallel with the 'w' key on the keyboard and it is usually tied to moving forward or attacking.
When I "associate" something with the 's' key it means it is in parallel with the 's' key on the keyboard and it is usually tied to withdrawing or getting into cover.
The previous 2 are purely from my days playing FPS games.

I will also "associate" with specific keys which have their own meaning tied to them based on my past experience with Eugen games.

Pro tips

WARNO has dynamic tool tips on the orders in-game bottom right. So when one forgets what order needed what hotkey all they have to do is hover their mouse over the specific order and the tool tip will tell them the hotkey.

If one happens to be a leftie they should just try to mirror my hotkeys and remember that control groups for a leftie start at 0 and 9 (unless one is using the numpad).

When calling in units during a match one can hold down an order hotkey (during the click to confirm the spawn) to make the unit spawn with the order active to the clicked location. Works with all movement and attack orders. This is very good with 'unload at position' order to make sure infantry is not forgotten inside the transport. 'Shift' key can be held down in parallel to quickly deploy multiple of the same unit.
A video about the last tip because I'm not sure my words do it justice:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reTjHs_Fzw0

The hotkeys

Camera controls - WASD (default)

Situational awareness events - Space (default/ I personally need to use this more)

Next unit type in selection - Tab (default)

Next unit in selection - Ctrl+Tab (default/ I personally need to use this more)

Attack flare - F1 (default)

Defence flare - F2 (default)

Help flare - F3 (default)

Costom message flare - ' (a more specialized comms tool so I place it near 'enter' because I associate it more with chat)

Need fire support flare - F4 (unbound by default)

Enemy spotted flare - X (for fast marking of enemy units spotted for "a millisecond" or by the camera/ 'x' use to be for the spread command but that has been ejected from the game/ "x marks the spot")

Unit information - Caps lock (I can't remember everything about every unit so I need the information close at hand/ I think this was the default information hotkey in WGRD)

Turn weapons on/off - H (default)

Display line of sight - C (default)

Stop - E (default)

Return fire - Ctrl+H (I associate returning fire with weaponry so I chose 'h' which has been the default weaponry hotkey in most Eugen games)

Auto cover - Alt+A (alphabetical relation/ this is 'alt+a' because 'ctrl+a' carries unwanted camera movement, which is a "ctrl+" moment other commands/hotkeys in this guide have no problem with for some reason/ I personally need to use this more)

Fire at position - T (default)

Move - N (unbound by default/ this is the only command that can make transports follow infantry without picking them up, for now/ the default hotkey at 'n' got "promoted" so this spot was free)

Move fast - R (frequently needed order associated with 'w')

Attack (Hunt) - Q (default)

Fast move and attack - Y (frequently needed attack order associated with 'w')

Unload at position - G (this one has become a very frequently needed order so it got promoted closer to WASD from its default/ can be associated on with 's')

Unload - U (default/ alphabetical relation/ never needed this much because I mostly find myself using this in panic, so it's okay being further from WASD)

Smoke at position - B (default)

Reverse - F (frequently needed order associated with 's')

Evacuate - V (default/ this is an order only for fixed wing aircraft)

Call artillery - K (this keybind doesn't have a use, yet/ might be ejected from the game)

Sell - Ctrl+F ( an "advanced reverse" out of battle/ needed to sell armed transport helos/ note: I have auto-sell on)

Land helis - J (I come from WGRD and 'j' was the default helicopter land key in WGRD)

Chance altitude on helis - Z (change altitude on helicopters was 'z' in WGRD)

Toggle bullet time - P (default/ I don't use this)

Seize - M (default/ I don't use this)

Hold position - Ctrl+S (associated with 's'/ I don't use this)

Defensive fire - Ctrl+D (alphabetical relation/ can be associated with 's')

Counter battery - Ctrl+T (bound on top of the most used hotkey for artillery, besides movement, because it is an order for artillery)

Fire at will - Ctrl+W (I associate artillery firing at will with constant movement forward or offence, at least that should be the objective imo, so it is associated with 'w')

Auto strike - Ctrl+V (associated with the hotkey that is only for fixed wing aircraft for an order that is only for fixed wing aircraft)

Display all orders - Shift (default and highly recommend keeping this default/ holding this button is also used to queue orders)

Toggle score panel - O (this information is not life or death so the button for it is far)

Merge/unmerge - Ctrl+G (default/ alphabetical relation/ I don't use this)

Auto supply - Ctrl+R (I associate supply units usually moving by road so it is associated with 'r'/ I don't use this)

Armoury light more - L (alphabetical relation/ I don't use this)

Next idle unit - I (alphabetical relation/ I don't use this)

If anyone wonders why "Ctrl+Q" isn't used anywhere it is because "Ctrl+Q" is 'select all units on screen(for now) and it is a fixed hotkey.

Gameplay example

Finally, here is a bad quality(crackling mic) example of me using these hotkeys:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4doDAqaywEo

[Contentrist]

It was today I discovered that FRA keyboard layout is fundamentally different to ENG keyboard layout around the area I know as "WASD/QWERTY". A whole different level. I use EST keyboard which is based on ENG keyboard around that area.

[Contentrist]

That is correct. I think, I don't know the technical definitions. But my keyboards all have QWERTY next to each other and include a numpad.

[breversa]

This seems interesting (especially the rationale behind each key), but I believe it's tailored for a QWERTY keyboard, right?