Keybind Messages

Tired of telling people "right click to scope this weapon" when really right clicking does nothing because they have remapped the control to something else? Then this is the script for you.

This script adds a TorqueML type notation for letting you type the name of the keybind, and clients individually turn it into their respective keys, so your descriptions of what to press are always accurate.

The keybind notation works like so:

which the client translates into the bound key.

If the "remap name or command" begins with " then the client will only look for remap names.
If the "remap name or command" ends with () then the client will only look for remap commands.
Beginning with " overrides ending with ()
If neither " or () are given, both will automatically be checked, starting with remap commands, then names.

You can also use /DetectKeybindMessages [player name] to see if a person has this script before you use the <bind: notation, because if they do not have this script, it will look like <bind:whatever you typed> instead of turning into what you expect it to.

Note to scripters:
I have designed this framework while keeping in mind that others will want to use it, so...

When a client connects, the server checks wether or not the client has this script via a commandToClient/commandToServer handshake. If the client does have this framework,

will be set to true.
If a client does not have this mod, and you still send them messages using the <bind:whatever> notation, they will see <bind:whatever> instead of what they have bound their whatever remap to.
In order to avoid clients seeing this, please check if the client has this script first via checking client.hasKeybindMessages.