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created on Thursday, 18 January 2024, 01:31:05 (1705541465),
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Author identity: Steve0Greatness <75220768+Steve0Greatness@users.noreply.github.com>
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blog-posts/tf2-disguise-cmd.md
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title: TF2 disguise Command
date: 2022 Dec 17
updated: 2022 Dec 24
updated: 2024 Jan 17
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A Spy class-specific command
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The basic layout of the disguise command is very simple.
```
disguise [class : number] [team : number]
disguise [class] [team]
```
## `class` Parameter
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`9` : Engineer
The reason the classes are in this order is that they were added in that order. As mentioned in the [Team Fortress wiki's article on _Quake World Team Fortress_](https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Team_Fortress#Versions)(A.K.A. _Quake Team Fortress_, or just _Team Fortress_), it mentions the classes were added in the order of _scout_, _sniper_, _soldier_, _demoman_, and _medic_; then _heavy_; _pyro_; and finally _spy_ and _engineer_.
The reason the classes are in this order is that they were added in that order. As mentioned in [*Quake World Team Fortress* § Versions](https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Team_Fortress#Versions) on the Team Fortress wiki, it mentions the classes were added in the order of *scout*, *sniper*, *soldier*, *demoman*, and *medic*; then *heavy*; *pyro*; and finally *spy* and *engineer*.
## `team` Parameter