Set (GUI command)
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To change the GUI state (properties and values) or execute a GUI client command.
State change
Set a property or a variable to a given value. This is used to change the appearance or behavior of items during runtime. It doesn't work on all kinds of properties, though, as some of them can't be changed and are marked as so on the property reference.
Syntax
set property value
property is the name of a property in the current item, or a reference to a property on another item (through the "itemName::propertyName" syntax) or a reference to a key in the GUI state dictionary ( through the "gui::keyName" syntax).
value the new value that the property will carry.
Example(s)
set "buttonTwo::visible" "0"; set "livePan::rect" "0 0 640 200"; set "text" "You have clicked me"; set "gui::somestring" "How long";
Command
Execute a gui command on the client. By using "cmd" as the first property, you tell the game to execute some action on the player's own game. Commands are case insensitive. Commands are either handled by the engine or passed on to the game, where there is further differentiation between menus and entities.
Engine GUI Commands
- abort
- checkKeys
- CheckUpdate
- exec
- startgame
- FilterServers
- LANConnect
- loadBinds
- loadGame
- loadMod
- MAPScan
- music
- note
- punkbuster
- RefreshServers
- resetCvars
- startMultiplayer
- updateSaveGameInfo
- UpdateServers
Game GUI Commands
Menu
- admin
- bind
- callVote
- chatmessage
- clearbind
- click_maplist
- close
- disconnect
- MAPScan
- mpSkin
- play
- quit
- readytoggle
- sound
- spectate
- teamtoggle
- video
- voteno
- voteyes
Entity
Player
- addhealth
- close
- playpdaaudio
- playpdavideo
- ready
- stoppdaaudio
- stoppdavideo
- updatepda
- updatepda2
Elevator
changefloor
Syntax
set "cmd" value
value is a gui command you want the game client to execute, with all parameters you may want to add to it.
Example(s)
set "cmd" "resetCvars"; set "cmd" "play guisounds_menuclickup"; set "cmd" "runScript map_cpuboss::bridge_rotate_east ; play guisounds_action";
