Wait 30 ent_fire func_regenerate addoutput 'solid 2' Wait 20 ent_fire func_regenerate addoutput 'maxs 100 100 100' Wait 20 ent_fire func_regenerate addoutput 'mins -100 -100 -100' Wait 20 ent_fire func_regenerate addoutput 'StartDisabled 1' Wait 20 ent_fire info_target addoutput 'targetname mytarget' Wait 5 ent_fire info_targer addoutput 'classname info_target_temp' Wait 5 ent_fire !func_regenerate addoutput 'classname func_regenerate_temp'

Wait 5 ent_fire !self addoutput 'targetname player_me' Hurtme -99999 //gives you a buff of 99999 You can also make multiple modifier keys, each used for a different set of binds. To change the key used as the modifier (which in the above example is v), just change it in the bind +change You can use them to call out spies in pubs (see above), or you can use them for chat binds. Using one key as a modifier allows you to organize binds much better.

alias 'c1_mes' 'say_team Spy Scout'Īlias '+change' 'alias k1_mod c1_mes alias k2_mod c2_mes alias k3_mod c3_mes alias k4_mod c4_mes alias k5_mod c5_mes alias k6_mod c6_mes alias k7_mod c7_mes alias k8_mod c8_mes alias k9_mod c9_mes'Īlias '-change' 'alias k1_mod slot1 alias k2_mod slot2 alias k3_mod slot3 alias k4_mod slot4 alias k5_mod slot5 alias k6_mod slot6 alias k7_mod slot7 alias k8_mod slot8 alias k9_mod slot9'

If we're sharing useful scripts, you could try this one.

Tf2 the original viewmodel