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title: TF2 disguise Command date: 2022 Dec 17 updated: 2022 Dec 24 --- A Spy class-specific command
Layout
The basic layout of the disguise command is very simple.
disguise [class : number] [team : number]
class Parameter
1 : Scout
2 : Sniper
3 : Soldier
4 : Demoman
5 : Medic
6 : Heavy
7 : Pyro
8 : Spy
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 onQuake World Team Fortress(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_.
team Parameter
These depend upon what team you're on.
-1 : Enemy Team
-2 : Friendly Team
Specific Teams
These aren't extremely useful, but they exist. They are independent of the team you're on.
1 : Blu Team
2 : Red Team
Example
Normally, when you disguise as a spy of your team, you undisguise. This also applies to the disguise command, allowing for an "undisguise" command.
disguise "8" "-2"
You're also able to put this into a bind, allowing for an undisguise bind.
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title: TF2 disguise Command
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date: 2022 Dec 17
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updated: 2022 Dec 24
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---
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A Spy class-specific command
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## Layout
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The basic layout of the disguise command is very simple.
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```
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disguise [class : number] [team : number]
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```
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## `class` Parameter
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`1` : Scout
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`2` : Sniper
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`3` : Soldier
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`4` : Demoman
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`5` : Medic
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`6` : Heavy
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`7` : Pyro
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`8` : Spy
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`9` : Engineer
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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_.
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## `team` Parameter
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These depend upon what team you're on.
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`-1` : Enemy Team
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`-2` : Friendly Team
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### Specific Teams
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These aren't extremely useful, but they exist. They are independent of the team you're on.
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`1` : Blu Team
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`2` : Red Team
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## Example
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Normally, when you disguise as a spy of your team, you undisguise. This also applies to the disguise command, allowing for an "undisguise" command.
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```
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disguise "8" "-2"
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```
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You're also able to put this into a bind, allowing for an undisguise bind.