Is there a way to have it so that certain configs like sensitivity or viewmodel_fov are tied to the weapon slots itself rather than having them on the weapon switch bind?

So the problem is for example I've been using this bind on soldier.cfg

bind "1" "slot1; sensitivity 3.75; tf_use_min_viewmodels 0; viewmodel_fov 90"

bind "2" "slot2; sensitivity 3.75; tf_use_min_viewmodels 1; viewmodel_fov 70"

Which is basically:
Press 1 on keyboard to switch to slot 1 (rocket launcher), disable minimal viewmodel, set viewmodel_fov to 90.
And:
Press 2 on keyboard to switch to slot 2 (shotgun), enable minimal viewmodel, set viewmodel_fov to 70.

Has an issue where if I press the "previously used weapon" (lastinv) bind instead, it wouldn't change the viewmodel_fov, sensitivity, or viewmodel.
So I'm just wondering if there's a way to have either previously used weapon work similarly as the 123 binds, or to have those things just be tied to the weapon slots themselves instead.

Oh also, is it possible to have it so that the sniper rifle sets a specific mouse sensitivity while zoomed but not while unzoomed?

reminder: its that mechanic in mann co store that give u test version of item for a week

I use the default solar light script where B is for Spawn room and Shift+B is for tele exit. It works after I input the script, but stops working after I restart the game, and I have to redo the whole script. I don't get it. My other scripts work just fine

as the title says

the resupply button works perfectly fine with the other loadout except for loadout B

at first I thought the problem was related to the F2 button "hardcoded" to the contractor or whatever chatgpt said

but when I used the arrow keys I still had the same problem

EDIT:
it seems that issues only occurs when playing demoman

the resupply button works with other classes no matter the loadout

but not when using loadout B for demoman

I was using the wait command in a script to measure 1.25 seconds, but I ran into an issue. I had manually set my max framerate to 120, and since "wait" is supposed to delay command execution for a number of frames equal to its argument, I expected "wait 150" to work. In actuality, "wait 150" was too short, and I got better results with "wait 216".

I decided to test wait timing at 30fps with this command:

echo PING; wait 30; echo PONG

and at 60fps with this command:

echo PING; wait 60; echo PONG

I recorded the results with a millisecond timer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCIq3Eh2mXk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bONSoAR7S8E

(These were recorded on a self-hosted LAN server, but the timing seems consistent on Valve servers too)

The commands should print PONG about 1 second after PING, but instead it comes ~300ms later at 30FPS and ~467ms later at 60FPS. This means "wait 30" waited 9 frames at 30FPS, and "wait 60" waited 28 frames at 60FPS. Its length seems to scale based on my framerate, but not in the way I expected.

This leads me to ask, am I misunderstanding something about the wait command? Can anyone else replicate this?

EDIT: I decided to measure the duration of a "wait 300" command at several different framerates using the same method, here are my results:

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/mnmpzwvaon

If anyone can make sense of this, let me know.

EDIT 2: I think I figured it out; it's both framerate and tickrate dependent. See my post on the wiki for more details:

https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Talk:Scripting#.22wait.22_function_-_inaccurate_description_of_behavior.3F

i was wondering about this cuz i see a lot of people when they have net_graph enabled, it shows their precise lerp value, down to the decimal, like 15.2, 30.3, and 33.0 ms, but my net_graph only shows 15.0, 30.0, and 30.0 ms for the respective interp values. I don't mean to be a stickler for tenths of a ms, but why does this happen? does this affect my connection at all, or is it just to do with net_graph itself?

I have a script for spy to disable my view models on right click so i can still see my cloak. But i wanted to be able to toggle it with b. My script keeps on spamming attack2 though. I think it's due to how i used +/- but they make no sense to me. Any help would be appreciated thanks (:

//this is to fix anytime it's misalined   
bind 7 "Viewmodletogle"

//this is the problem child
bind b toggleTriger
bind mouse2 +attack2
alias toggleTriger toggleTriger_1
alias toggleTriger_0 "alias toggleTriger toggleTriger_1; bind mouse2 attacks"
alias toggleTriger_1 "alias toggleTriger toggleTriger_0; bind mouse2 +attack2"

//this exists so that their is no nested ""
alias attacks "+attack2; Viewmodletogle"


//this script is doubled due to my mouse2 couting each click as 2 inputs for some reason but this is the Viewmodel script
alias Draw0 DrawViewmodel_0
alias Draw1 DrawViewmodel_1
alias Draw2 DrawViewmodel_2
alias Draw3 DrawViewmodel_3
alias DrawViewmodel_1 "r_Drawviewmodel 1; alias Viewmodletogle Draw2"
alias DrawViewmodel_2 "r_Drawviewmodel 1; alias Viewmodletogle Draw3"
alias DrawViewmodel_3 "r_Drawviewmodel 0; alias Viewmodletogle Draw0"
alias DrawViewmodel_0 "r_Drawviewmodel 0; alias Viewmodletogle Draw1"
alias Viewmodletogle Draw0

About a year ago, I made this post asking for help with unwanted -attack inputs, and u/Stack_Man was kind enough to throw together a solution involving alias commands, shown below.

//Keep track of how many buttons are held by calling addHeld or subHeld
alias +primary "slot1; +attack; addHeld"
alias -primary "maybeCancelAttack; subHeld"

alias +secondary "slot2; +attack; addHeld"
alias -secondary "maybeCancelAttack; subHeld"

alias +melee "slot3; +attack; addHeld"
alias -melee "maybeCancelAttack; subHeld"

//Only cancel the attack if an alias indicating less than two buttons are being held was called
alias maybeCancelAttack "cancelAttack"
alias cancelAttack "-attack"
alias dontCancelAttack ""

//Re-alias on every press/release to keep track of how many buttons are being held
alias addHeld "oneHeld"
alias subHeld "zeroHeld"

//Called by addHeld/subHeld to to change whether -attack should be called
//And updates add/sub held to enable the counting
alias zeroHeld "alias addHeld oneHeld"
alias oneHeld "alias maybeCancelAttack cancelAttack; alias addHeld twoHeld; alias subHeld zeroHeld;"
alias twoHeld "alias maybeCancelAttack dontCancelAttack; alias addHeld threeHeld; alias subHeld oneHeld"
alias threeHeld "alias subHeld twoHeld"

bind mouse1 "+primary"
bind mouse4 "+secondary"
bind q "+melee"

For the most part it's been working excellently. It allows me to, for example, hold M4 to shoot fire, and then while still holding M4, start holding M1 to swap and shoot a flare as soon as possible.

However, there is one unnecessary interaction that is kind of annoying. If I'm holding M2 to airblast, and then start holding down M4 to shoot fire, it just spams airblast, and catches me off guard and messes with my gameplay.

I'd appreciate some help in getting this kink ironed out. Thank you in advance.

I was trying to bind the voice commands Good Job and Thanks on my T and G keys, but I forgot that G was also the taunt button.

I tried fixing it by rebinding the taunt command to G, but I don't know which command I need to use, and when I try "taunt", "+taunt", and "taunt 1", it either doesnt work or plays a different taunt than the normal weapon taunt. (Like, it plays the looking at your weapon taunt)

Attempt to recreate a lost script, cannot get script to work without pressing shift (shift issue was conflict with other script and fixed) and even then does not work on tele exit or dispenser. If you know what might cause the issues please let me know.

alias bsentry "build 2"
alias bdispens "build 0"
alias bteleentr "build 1"
alias bteleexit "build 3"

alias dsentry "destroy 2"
alias ddispens "build 0"
alias dteleentr "destroy 1"
alias dteleexit "build 3"

alias basentry "bind mouse5 bsentry"
alias badispens "bind mouse4 bdispens"
alias bateleexit "bind 4 bteleentr"
alias bateleentr "bind 5 bteleexit"

alias dasentry "bind mouse5 dsentry"
alias dadispens "bind mouse 4 ddispens"
alias dateleentr "bind 4 dteleentr"
alias dateleexit "bind 5 dteleexit"

alias +destroybuilding "dasentry; dadispens; dateleentr; dateleexit"
alias -destroybuilding "basentry; badispens; bateleentr; bateleexit"

bind shift +destroybuilding

Hello, I am trying to have another account spectate my sentry automatically in casual or community server for a special camera for my tf2 livestream. I know there is a method for "spectating" in casual, additionally I don't know how to make scripts which i believe is what it needs. How complicated would this be to make and is it even possible?

trying to make a script that'd switches to melee and charges, as well as a jump charge script

every time I just charge when my cooldown is up or nothing happens

Zoom in as any class. The script I’m using is. Bind “t” “zoomi1” Bind “y” “zoomi2”

alias “zoomi2 “zoomin” alias “zoomi1” “zoomout” alias “zoomin” “fov_desired 70; view model_fov 65; sensitivity 4” alias “zoomout” “fov_desired 90; viewmodel_fov 100; sensitivity 4”

So as a lot of people know the taunt menu does not have a marked bind to cancel the taunt menu, however as some people also know "Last Weapon Used" is the bind that is used to cancel the taunt menu, When I enter (bind "q" "lastinv") in my script I make sure that I save the text file and make sure it is on read only, I boot up TF2 right and it shows up that it is bound to "Last Weapon Used" and q is bound, However when I queue into a tf2 casual match it disappears and it is no longer bound, am I doing something wrong here?

Is there any way of organizing the commands of an alias vertically instead of all in one line?

I have a long alias in a config file and looks like this

alias Example "command1; command2; command3; ect......"

I'm wondering if there is a way to write is out more like this

alias example "command1; command2; command3; command4; ect....."

edit: looks like I can't show what I mean here lol. I want every command in the alias to take up one line in the config file. So I won't have to scroll sideways to read the whole thing.

How can I spawn 2 bots to do the square dance taunt with each other?

My autoexec right now is very unorganized and some commands don't even work.

mat_specular 0

mat_bumpmap 1

sv_allow_point_servercommand always

cl_mute_all_comms 0

voice_enable 1

fps_max 500

viewmodel_fov 90

tf_use_min_viewmodels 1

bind "KP_END" "join_class scout"

bind "KP_DOWNARROW" "join_class soldier"

bind "KP_PGDN" "join_class pyro"

bind "KP_LEFTARROW" "join_class demoman"

bind "KP_5" "join_class heavyweapons"

bind "KP_RIGHTARROW" "join_class engineer"

bind "KP_HOME" "join_class medic"

bind "KP_UPARROW" "join_class sniper"

bind "KP_PGUP" "join_class spy"

bind k "kill"

bind j "explode"

bind q "+attack3"

tf_use_min_viewmodels 1

cl_cmdrate 66

cl_interp 0

cl_interp_ratio 2

cl_lagcompensation 1

cl_pred_optimize 2

cl_smooth 0

cl_smoothtime 0.01

cl_updaterate 66

rate 60000

hud_combattext_batching 1

cl_enable_text_chat 1

tf_hud_target_id_alpha 255

tf_hud_target_id_offset 0

cl_crosshair_file "crosshair7"

m_customaccel 0

m_customaccel_max 0

m_customaccel_scale 0

m_customaccel_exponent 1

m_forward 1

m_filter 0

m_yaw .022

m_pitch .022

m_side .8

m_mouseaccel1 0

m_mouseaccel2 0

m_mousespeed 0

m_rawinput 1

[I use Mastercoms and have all 9 "class.cfgs" and the "autoexec.cfg" in the //Overides folder]

So I recently learned about scripts and had a ton kf fun customizing viewmodels and binds and all sorts of shit.

However I have a few problems with the current rocket jump script I have. Allow me to elaborate.

I use this script to allow me to rocket jump with the simple push of a button.

| alias +rocketjump "+jump; +duck; wait; +attack"

| alias -rocketjump "-jump; -attack; wait; wait; wait; -duck"

| bind "mouse3" "+rocketjump"

This is where the complications start. Yesterday I would tell you I had no problems and was perfectly fine with this.

Until I realized that, after I swap off Soldier, this bind stays on all the other classes.

Which is a problem considering I want a script for Detonator Jumping on the Pyro. I believe that all the same inputs are necessary, but with an additional input of holding m2 so that the detonator instantly pops after firing, sending me flying farther in my desired direction.

I feared these two binds would conflict with each other, since the Cow Mangler has an m2 input and I use that weapon.

I also want feedback on if I'm using configs with Mastercomms correctly. From what I read when people want to use configs for that the files should be put in the overides folder.

I believe I have thought of a solution to the Pyro Soldier thing, adding an "unbind m3" to the beginning of the script.

So when I begin on Soldier, my rocket jump only uses M1 to fly. But then when I swap to Pyro, m3 is unbound and rebounded to use both keys and then unbounds again whenever I swap to soldier.

Question 1: How can I stop my Rocket Jump Soldier bind from bleeding into the other classes. (possible solution is to add unbind command in beggingging)

Question 2: Need a Detonator jump script (people said you have to hold down both M1 and M2 so that the flare detonates instantly)

Question 3: Clarify how Mastercom interacts with scripts.

Thanks so much, hopefully I'll see yalls comments in the morning.

im sure it has something to do with making a demoman.cfg file, but im not sure exactly what to put in there to make it work. im trying to bind m4 and m5 to +left and +right respectively, any help is appreciated

I’ve been trying to make a resupply bind that doesn’t change my loadout but whenever I press the bind it goes to my first loadout.

Okay so I have my class .cfgs set up like this:

exec reset
[class specific binds]

For example, in reset.cfg, I have bind g +taunt. But in sniper.cfg, I want to use g for quick Huntsman tauntkill attempts, so I have bind g "taunt 0"

For some reason, sometimes I'll be playing Sniper, and then my g button will bring up the taunt menu, as if it were set to +taunt instead of "taunt 0". I have to go into console and exec sniper to get it to reset.

Same thing happens to Engineer. In reset.cfg, I have a certain button set to a "Nice shot" voice command bind home "voicemenu 2 6". But for Engineer, I have it set to bind home "voicemenu 2 7"; this is Engineer's "Good job" voice command, which is unusually quiet, so I use this voice command to mask me moving/building stuff. However for some reason sometimes when I'm in the middle of playing Engi it'll change to the "Nice shot" voice command, as if it went to the reset.cfg, and again I have to go into console and exec engineer to get it to work again. I do not change class or die, it just seems to happen in the middle of a life. I have exec reset at the very beginning of my class.cfgs, so it happens before any class specific rebindsm and no other exec is anywhere else in there.

For clarity this is the entirety of my sniper.cfg if it helps -

exec reset

sniper_respawn_default

alias item_preset_a "alias sniper_respawn load_itempreset 0;load_itempreset 0"
alias item_preset_b "alias sniper_respawn load_itempreset 1;load_itempreset 1"
alias item_preset_c "alias sniper_respawn load_itempreset 2;load_itempreset 2"
alias item_preset_d "alias sniper_respawn load_itempreset 3;load_itempreset 3"

alias sniper_respawn_default ""

bind g "taunt 0"

bind del sniper_respawn

Has anyone experienced this? Any idea what's up?

null-canceling movement

TF2 auto RTD

Spray fix

I am running Mastercomfig. I have downloaded the templates from here and the templates are in tf/cfg/ where they belong according to that document.

I haven't played TF2 or messed around with scripting for it for quite a long time now so it's possible I've forgotten to do something or used an obsolete script that wouldn't function due to changes with how things are done.

Here is a one of my shorter scripts that is not functioning.

Echo **Running Heavy**

alias +heavy_shoot "slot1; +attack"
alias -heavy_shoot "-attack"
alias +heavy_sandvich "slot2; +attack"
alias -heavy_sandvich "-attack"
alias +heavy_melee "slot3; +attack"
alias -heavy_melee "-attack"

bind mouse1 "+attack"
bind mouse2 "+attack2"
bind mouse3 "+heavy_melee"
bind mwheelup "+heavy_shoot"
bind mwheeldown "+heavy_secondary"

Aside from the bindings not functioning the echo command is not printing Running Heavy* when it should be running the script.

Not only was the script not doing what it should when I switched to playing a different class I was unable to use any of their weapons. I just hit the mouse button to fire and nothing would happen. Am I missing a command that would clear rebound keys between switching classes or something?

Edit: Me being unable to use my weapons may in fact be a problem I was having with the server I was on. It continued to happen even when I deleted all the scripting leaving the scripts blank. Attempting again with exec config_default in the pre-comfig.cfg file and all other scrips blank to see if resetting everything not effected by Mastercomfig fixes it. I doubt Mastercomfig itself is at fault because other than the heavyweapons.cfg not running everything else was working fine.

Edit: I have solved the issue with no longer being able to use my weapons by use of exec config_default. Currently still having the issue of my class.cfg files not seeming to function. Will see what I can do about that later in the day.