CTeamSpawnPoint

Code classes:

• CTeamSpawnPoint
• CPointEntity
• CBaseEntity (all ents)

CTeamSpawnPoint is a class in every Source game except .

Classnames:

• info_player_teamspawn - In Team Fortress 2, this entity is the standard player spawnpoint. A typical TF2 server can have up to 32 players in it, so usually there should be 16 spawns per team. Make sure the spawnpoint has 12-32 units of space around it from any other object, including the floor.

Note: Since only uses this entity, the info on this page is only accurate for TF2. See Category:Player spawn entities for entities used in other games.

Flags

These flags set which classes are allowed to use this spawnpoint. If a class does not have any valid spawns, it will still forcibly spawn players somewhere.

• 1: Scout

• 2: Sniper

• 4: Soldier

• 8: Demoman

• 16: Medic

• 32: Heavy

• 64: Pyro

• 128: Spy

• 256: Engineer

Keyvalues

Initial Team (TeamNum) <int>

The team that this entity is "on".

Note: If the team of this entity is changed at run-time, this number will not be updated to reflect the change.

Value
-1	-
0	Any
1	-
2	Red
3	Blue

Associated Control Point (controlpoint) <target_destination>

A team_control_point which this spawn is tied to. If the point is not owned by the team this entity is a part of, players of that team cannot use it.

Spawn Mode (SpawnMode) <choices>

How the game decides when a player can spawn here. Triggered mode will only spawn players who were sent by a trigger_player_respawn_override (in which case, the spawn point must have a targetname matching the trigger's!).

• 0: Normal
• 1: Triggered

Blue spawn for round (round_bluespawn) <target_destination>

Blue can spawn here if the specified team_control_point_round is active. This is used throughout Dustbowl.

Red spawn for round (round_redspawn) <target_destination>

Red can spawn here if the specified team_control_point_round is active.

Match Summary (MatchSummary) <choices>

After a competitive game is won, players will be spawned at a "Winner" spawn if their team won, and vice versa. TF2's competitive matchmaking uses this to show the winning players on the end screen and allow them to taunt, etc.

• 0: Not Valid
• 1: Loser
• 2: Winner

Start Disabled (StartDisabled) <boolean>

Stay inactive until Enabled.

Inputs

SetTeam <int>

Sets this entity's team that it is a part of.

RoundSpawn (Not in FGD)

Tells the entity that a new round has begun. Seems to not have any effect.

Enable

Makes the entity active.

Disable

Makes the entity inactive.