Wolfenstein Enemy Territory

Very simple, the command to say something in general chat (green chat) is just say, the teamchat say_team and fireteamchat say_buddy Most mods also offer private messaging using m [name] [message] examples: bind i “say Hey noobcakes!” bind o “say_team Let’s roll allies.” bind p “say_buddy Check your back!” Don’t forget you can add colors [...]

Or you misspelled a command, or you’re having a non-qwerty keyboard. You should notice all binds should be made in qwerty style, except for the movement for some odd reason. For me (azerty) m=, etc. Try to avoid this kind of keys or try to open the controls option menu ingame and bind a command [...]

Wait gives you the ability to make a 1fps break between 2 commands. This is usually only needed if your commands launch to short after eachother, which means the 2nd wont launch. If you want to put like a 100 waits after eachother you don’t type wait x100. You just type wait 100. example: bind [...]

The echo command litterally echoes. When you type a message behind the echo command, it will show up in your console and in your obituary list (kills&deaths). This can be useful to check if something really launched and to add info ingame you can’t remember by heart. (e.g. spawnchooser) So if you create a bind [...]

It’s very important to know how to create a bind, since this is the easiest step of all. If you aren’t able to do this at the end of this chapter, you should retry until you get the hang of it. What a Bind is About A bind always starts with the word “bind” followed [...]

It’s always nice to try out configs of other people as you can find them on etconfig.net and gamersfiles.net So let’s say you downloaded one and want to put it in your game without losing your settings. Some configs are very advanced with several folders and most times people overuse configs to launch simple commands [...]

Because this is the part where most people get lost, since it’s the hardest part to explain, i will be trying to go over every single step. In this case i’ll use my own cfg (the advanced one) to get you as fast as possible to a clean cfg combination with everything you need in [...]

First you’ll have to create your project file, named the cfg. This can be done by going to your program files folder, opening the Wolfenstein – Enemy Territory folder and open up etmain. Once you’re in etmain, you have to right click and create a new text (.txt file) for notepad. This file isn’t your [...]

Scripting is fun and difficult for some newbies. Don’t be afraid, just keep seeing the fun in it and you’ll be fine. There are no specific ways to teach a script, since it is meant to be something different for everybody. It may happen you have a different script, to get the same result. But [...]