Have you ever seen a group of people dancing on a server and ended up feeling left out due to you not knowing how to join in? Has somebody ever waved to you in-game but you didn't wave back as you were unable to? Well this guide is for you! This guide should teach you on how to use emotes in game; though I can't quite promise anything.
In order to emote, you must open up the console and then type in, 'act (name of emote here)'. Here is a list of all the emotes and their descriptions:
I host GMod temporary servers on TTT for friends, and sometimes we get around 10-15 people playing at once and it gets quite hectic in Teamspeak. Does anyone have a way to configure proximity voice chat? I understand you might have to perform some scripting but is there an easier way to do so? Like an addon or something. Voice loopback is enabled via the developer console, so you'll need to enable the developer console if you haven't already, and then open it, which is usually done by pressing the ` key. After opening the developer console, typing the following command into it and hitting enter will enable voice loopback: voiceloopback 1 Copy. 'The addcond command applies a player condition to the user. The addcond command must be followed by a number, such as addcond 5. The duration of the condition can be set by following the command with a second number, such as addcond 5 10, where 10 is the duration in seconds.
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List of Emotes
act agree – Your character does a simple thumbs up.
act becon – Your character does a beckoning hand gesture.
act bow – Your character does a simple 45° bow.
act cheer – Your character waves their hands around in the air.
act dance – Your character does a slow, circular dance.
act disagree – Your character does a hand gesture meaning, 'no'.
act forward – Your character points forward.
act group – Your character does a gesture telling everyone to get together.
act halt – Your character slightly raises their hand.
act laugh – Your character laughs. Quite self-explanatory by the title.
act muscle – Your character flexes their muscles.
act pers – Your character makes a pose which expresses shock.
act robot – Your character makes robotic, slow movement.
act salute – Your character, well, salutes.
act wave – Your character waves.
act zombie – Your characters arms swing up into the air and flop straight down.
How to open the console
Firstly you need to activate console commands before you can use them. In order to activate console commands, you must open the library, right click Garry's Mod, click properties, set launch options and then type in -console and then click OK.
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List of Emotes
act agree – Your character does a simple thumbs up.
act becon – Your character does a beckoning hand gesture.
act bow – Your character does a simple 45° bow.
act cheer – Your character waves their hands around in the air.
act dance – Your character does a slow, circular dance.
act disagree – Your character does a hand gesture meaning, 'no'.
act forward – Your character points forward.
act group – Your character does a gesture telling everyone to get together.
act halt – Your character slightly raises their hand.
act laugh – Your character laughs. Quite self-explanatory by the title.
act muscle – Your character flexes their muscles.
act pers – Your character makes a pose which expresses shock.
act robot – Your character makes robotic, slow movement.
act salute – Your character, well, salutes.
act wave – Your character waves.
act zombie – Your characters arms swing up into the air and flop straight down.
How to open the console
Firstly you need to activate console commands before you can use them. In order to activate console commands, you must open the library, right click Garry's Mod, click properties, set launch options and then type in -console and then click OK.
Once you've done that, when you open Garry's mod press the ` key. If you've done all the steps properly before, the console menu should open.
Gmod Voice Commands
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Voice loopback is a feature that replays the sound from your microphone into your headphones, allowing you to hear yourself as you speak in-game. There can be a little delay between when you speak and when the microphone output is played in your speakers - this is normal and cannot be avoided.
Gmod Scp Voice Commands
There are many reasons you may wish to use the voice loopback feature in CS:GO. For some, it is preference, but it can be also be used to diagnose and fix background noise or poor quality microphone issues. Voice loopback is enabled via the developer console, so you'll need to enable the developer console if you haven't already, and then open it, which is usually done by pressing the ` key.
Razer blade ubuntu. After opening the developer console, typing the following command into it and hitting enter will enable voice loopback:
voice_loopback 1Copy
To disable voice loopback (stop hearing your mic playback), enter the following command into the console:
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voice_loopback 0Copy
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Easy as that, now get back in game! You may also be interested in reading some more of our guides or finding out about some of the thousands of console commands in CS:GO on our console commands list.
