OK, so we've discussed a lot about how to adjust settings within, you know, them and you can, you
know, have that all stored in a very Marcy file or in it file depending upon if you're using them or
any of them.
But you could actually use some of your settings.
So that actually binds to certain key processes.
It's called key bindings.
If you are familiar with any type of gaming, you are actually familiar with key bindings and the same
can be done with them or end them near them.
And it's actually really quite easy.
So say, for instance, I wanted to create a key binding that would toggle the line numbering to switch
on, so.
And map, which would be normal mapping, and I want this particular key body to be controlled, which
would be upper Keesey, lower case than OK, so its control and and then I want it to be set.
No.
So that would basically switch line numbers on with that particular key binding.
OK.
So I'll try it tomorrow and.
And there you go, there you have the key finding that will set number two to control and now you can
actually store this within your vision in file or your Weimar's file, depending upon if you're using
them or any of them.
And this will map very customized key bindings that you can use to make your life so much easier.
Now, in this case, I wanted to see if we can map this over to something a little bit more useful so
that when I hit control n right, it will either turn the numbers on or off.
And the way it can do that is by using set inverse number.
That inverse number will basically, if it's on, I'll turn it off.
If it's off, I'll turn it on, OK.
So if I had control and.
Control and and you see how it's how it's working, it's basically allowing you to do a quick sequence
so you don't have to remember the hole and type out the whole set.
No set, no no set relative.
No set, no relative.
No, that's the whole benefit of this.
Now, you can store this, as I said, within the MRC file or the vem in it file.
And I'll give you a whole list of examples in a resource within this course that you can look at and
see which way you decide.
And if you researched various key bindings, you will find out that there's lots of ways that you can
use key bindings and really customize your whole VM experience.
And I highly recommend you research your own experiment with it, use it over the days.
And if you don't like it, keep shining.
Either eliminated or modify it however you want them can be very personalized and it can be very customized
to however you want to use it.
And I suggest you customize it so that it's extremely useful for you to use it so that your speed will
increase.
That's the whole point of using them so that your speed and programming and getting the job done will
increase.
Hope he found this to be useful.