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1<!DOCTYPE html> 2<html lang="en"> 3 4<head> 5 6 7<meta charset="UTF-8" /> 8<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" /> 9<title>TF2 disguise Command - S0G</title> 10<link rel="stylesheet" href="/src/global.css" /> 11 12<link rel="stylesheet" href="/src/pygments-friendly.css" /> 13 14</head> 15 16<body> 17<header> 18<h2><a href="/">Steve0Greatness</a></h2> 19<nav> 20<a href="/blog">Blog</a> 21</nav> 22</header> 23 24<ol role="navigation" class="breadcrumbs" aria-roledescription="Site breadcrumb"> 25<li> 26<a href="/">Index</a> 27</li> 28 29<li > 30<a href="/blog"> 31Blog Index 32</a> 33</li> 34 35<li aria-current="location"> 36 37TF2 disguise Command 38 39</li> 40 41</ol> 42<main> 43<article> 44<h2 id="blog-post-titled">TF2 disguise Command</h2> 45<time>2022 Dec 17</time> 46<p>A Spy class-specific command</p> 47 48<h2 id="layout">Layout</h2> 49 50<p>The basic layout of the disguise command is very simple.</p> 51 52<pre><code>disguise [class : number] [team : number] 53</code></pre> 54 55<h2 id="class-parameter"><code>class</code> Parameter</h2> 56 57<p><code>1</code> : Scout</p> 58 59<p><code>2</code> : Sniper</p> 60 61<p><code>3</code> : Soldier</p> 62 63<p><code>4</code> : Demoman</p> 64 65<p><code>5</code> : Medic</p> 66 67<p><code>6</code> : Heavy</p> 68 69<p><code>7</code> : Pyro</p> 70 71<p><code>8</code> : Spy</p> 72 73<p><code>9</code> : Engineer</p> 74 75<p>The reason the classes are in this order is that they were added in that order. As mentioned in the <a href="https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Team_Fortress#Versions">Team Fortress wiki's article on _Quake World Team Fortress_</a>(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_.</p> 76 77<h2 id="team-parameter"><code>team</code> Parameter</h2> 78 79<p>These depend upon what team you're on.</p> 80 81<p><code>-1</code> : Enemy Team</p> 82 83<p><code>-2</code> : Friendly Team</p> 84 85<h3 id="specific-teams">Specific Teams</h3> 86 87<p>These aren't extremely useful, but they exist. They are independent of the team you're on. </p> 88 89<p><code>1</code> : Blu Team</p> 90 91<p><code>2</code> : Red Team</p> 92 93<h2 id="example">Example</h2> 94 95<p>Normally, when you disguise as a spy of your team, you undisguise. This also applies to the disguise command, allowing for an "undisguise" command.</p> 96 97<pre><code>disguise "8" "-2" 98</code></pre> 99 100<p>You're also able to put this into a bind, allowing for an undisguise bind.</p> 101 102</article> 103</main> 104<footer role="group"> 105<div class="footer-link-list-holder"> 106<span aria-hidden="true" id="footer-label-social-accounts" class="footer-link-list-label">Social Accounts</span> 107<ol class="footer-link-list" aria-labelledby="footer-label-social-accounts"> 108<li><a href="https://mastodon.social/@S0G" rel="me">Mastodon</a></li> 109<li><a href="https://youtube.com/@s0g">YouTube</a></li> 110</ol> 111</div> 112</footer> 113</body> 114 115</html>