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Materials

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 23:40:57 GMT

Hammerench repair 50 health a hit, 1 material per 5 health

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	=== Repairing ===		=== Repairing ===
	Hitting a damaged friendly building with the [[Hammerench]] repairs up to 35 health per hit, at '''1 material per 3 health''', so a full repair hit costs ~~about 12~~ materials. Speeding up a building that is still going up is free.		Hitting a damaged friendly building with the [[Hammerench]] repairs up to 50 health per hit, at '''1 material per 5 health''', so a full repair hit costs 10 materials. Speeding up a building that is still going up is free.

	=== Upgrading ===		=== Upgrading ===

Struction Console

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 23:40:46 GMT

Hammerench repair 50 health a hit, 1 material per 5 health

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	Hit a friendly building with the [[Hammerench]]:		Hit a friendly building with the [[Hammerench]]:
	* Hitting one still going up speeds up its construction.		* Hitting one still going up speeds up its construction.
	* Hitting a damaged one repairs up to 35 health, at 1 material per 3 health. Hitting one end of a [[Teleporter]] repairs both ends.		* Hitting a damaged one repairs up to 50 health, at 1 material per 5 health. Hitting one end of a [[Teleporter]] repairs both ends.
	* Hitting one at full health puts up to 25 materials into its upgrade bar. At 200 it goes up a level, to a maximum of 3, and its health rises to the new maximum.		* Hitting one at full health puts up to 25 materials into its upgrade bar. At 200 it goes up a level, to a maximum of 3, and its health rises to the new maximum.
	* Each upgrade takes 2 s, during which the building does nothing.		* Each upgrade takes 2 s, during which the building does nothing.

Hammerench

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 23:40:37 GMT

Repair 50 HP a hit, 1 material per 5 HP

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	\| cost = Pick 0, Power 0, Support 2		\| cost = Pick 0, Power 0, Support 2
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Structure Repair\|35 HP/hit}}		{{Stat row\|Structure Repair\|50 HP/hit}}
	{{Stat row\|Repair Cost\|1 material per 3 HP}}		{{Stat row\|Repair Cost\|1 material per 5 HP}}
	{{Stat row\|Construction Boost\|0.5 s/hit}}		{{Stat row\|Construction Boost\|0.5 s/hit}}
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|15}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|15}}

Settings

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 23:40:29 GMT

Tabs as the game names them; Detect Best Settings; 3D Audio, Physics Effects, Shadow Detail Off, Model Detail Lowest, Shader Detail

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	[[File:Settings icon.svg\|64px\|right\|The Settings button]]		[[File:Settings icon.svg\|64px\|right\|The Settings button]]
	The '''Settings''' window is reached from the main menu or the pause menu. Change what you want, then press '''Apply''' to try it or '''Save''' to keep it; '''Cancel''' throws your changes away.		The '''Settings''' window is reached from the main menu or the pause menu. Change what you want, then press '''Apply''' to try it or '''Save''' to keep it; '''Cancel''' throws your changes away. Hover over a setting to see what it does.

	== ~~Interface~~ ==		== Detect Best Settings ==
	* '''Embed''' the server browser, chat window ~~and other tool windows~~ inside the game, or untick to give each its own window (useful on a second monitor).		On a fresh install, TeamSpec checks your PC (graphics card, processor, memory and screen), runs a short benchmark, and suggests settings that keep the game at your screen's refresh rate. Run it again any time with '''Detect Best Settings''' at the bottom of the Settings window.

			The benchmark plays a recorded fight between 20 players on [[Soulhouse]], so it measures how hard a big fight works your processor as well as your graphics card. Started during a match, it first asks you to leave the server, then measures and returns you to the main menu.

			Every suggestion is shown as its own card: change it, keep your current value, or discard them all. It never turns on anti-aliasing, it only lowers Render Scale as a last resort, and it keeps 3D Audio on unless your processor needs the help.

			== General ==
			* '''Show Hints:''' the popups that explain something the first time you meet it, such as each [[Game modes\|game mode]] the first time you join one. '''Reset Hints''' shows them all again.
			* '''Embed''' the server browser, console, performance monitor and chat window inside the game, or untick to give each its own window (useful on a second monitor).
	* '''Steam Cloud:''' sync your settings, and separately your custom classes, between computers.		* '''Steam Cloud:''' sync your settings, and separately your custom classes, between computers.
	* '''Who can join your party:''' open to friends, or invite only.		* '''Who can join your party:''' open to friends, or invite only. See [[Parties]].

	== ~~Audio~~ ==		== Sound ==
	* Master volume and output device.		* Master volume and output device.
	* ~~Footsteps volume~~.		* '''3D Audio:''' hear where every sound comes from: above you, behind you, around a corner or through a wall, with the echo of the place you stand in. Off plays sounds the simple way, louder near and quieter far and panned only between left and right, which saves a slow processor some work. With it off, the headphones, echo, wall and ambience settings below it do nothing.
	* Hit sound (with a separate headshot sound), hurt sound and heal sound, each with an on/off switch and its own volume. The heal sound plinks as the player you heal fills up and chimes when they are full.		* '''Headphones (HRTF):''' for headphones, every sound is heard as your head would hear it, so you can tell front from back. Untick for speakers.
			* '''Room Echo & Reverb''', '''Wall Muffling''' and '''Ambience Room Effect:''' how much the place you stand in colors what you hear, how much a wall muffles a sound behind it, and how much walking into a cave or a building dulls the map's ambience.
			* Volumes for footsteps, the map's ambience, your own and everyone else's bullet impacts (and how far away an impact can be heard), voice lines and your god's whispers.
			* Hit sound (with a separate headshot sound), hurt sound and heal sound, each with an on/off switch and its own volume, and how far gunfire dips while a hit sound plays. The heal sound plinks as the player you heal fills up and chimes when they are full.

	== ~~Video~~ ==		== Graphics ==
	* '''Display:''' display mode (windowed, borderless windowed or exclusive fullscreen), field of view, viewmodel field of view, draw viewmodel, own shadow. Borderless windowed fills the screen as a window with no edges: tabbing in and out is instant, and other programs can appear on top of it. Exclusive fullscreen takes the whole screen for itself, keeps the game's tool windows (console, chat) inside it, and minimizes when you tab away; because it covers the screen exactly, it can feel a little more responsive than borderless. At your desktop resolution neither mode is slower than the other. Exclusive fullscreen can also run your screen at a different resolution, aspect ratio and refresh rate: a lower resolution looks blockier but can raise your frame rate on a slow graphics card, and the screen goes black for a moment when it switches and each time you tab out and back in. Press {{Key\|F11}} at any time, in a match, a replay or the menus, to switch between windowed and borderless windowed (from exclusive fullscreen it goes to windowed); the choice is saved as your display mode.		* '''Display:''' display mode (windowed, borderless windowed or exclusive fullscreen), field of view, viewmodel field of view, draw viewmodel, own shadow. Borderless windowed fills the screen as a window with no edges: tabbing in and out is instant, and other programs can appear on top of it. Exclusive fullscreen takes the whole screen for itself, keeps the game's tool windows (console, chat) inside it, and minimizes when you tab away; because it covers the screen exactly, it can feel a little more responsive than borderless. At your desktop resolution neither mode is slower than the other. Exclusive fullscreen can also run your screen at a different resolution, aspect ratio and refresh rate: a lower resolution looks blockier but can raise your frame rate on a slow graphics card, and the screen goes black for a moment when it switches and each time you tab out and back in. Press {{Key\|F11}} at any time, in a match, a replay or the menus, to switch between windowed and borderless windowed (from exclusive fullscreen it goes to windowed); the choice is saved as your display mode.
	* '''Photo mode:''' choose what the photo mode key hides (HUD, viewmodel, legs, own shadow).		* '''Photo mode:''' choose what the photo mode key hides (HUD, viewmodel, legs, own shadow).
	* '''Environment effects:''' reflections, ambient occlusion, indirect lighting, global illumination and volumetric fog. These are permissions: unticking always turns an effect off, ticking only allows it where the map uses it.		* '''Environment effects:''' reflections, ambient occlusion, indirect lighting, global illumination and volumetric fog. These are permissions: unticking always turns an effect off, ticking only allows it where the map uses it.
	* '''Quality:''' shadow ~~softness~~, occlusion culling, texture compression.		* '''Quality:'''
			** '''Render Scale''' and '''Upscaling:''' draw the 3D world with fewer pixels and stretch it to fill your screen. It is the biggest speed-up there is for a slow or built-in graphics card: 75% draws about half the pixels, 50% a quarter. FSR 1.0 keeps the picture closest to full resolution. The HUD, menus and text always stay sharp.
			** '''Shadow Detail''' (Off to Ultra): how sharp shadows are and what casts them. Low keeps only the sun's shadow. Off turns off every shadow, the sun's too, which makes it harder to tell where someone is standing, so pick it only when everything else is already low; the lighting baked into the map stays.
			** '''Effect Lights:''' whether fire, rockets, explosions and other weapon effects light up the world around them. Off keeps the effects and drops only their glow.
			** '''Model Detail''' (Lowest to Ultra): how soon characters, weapons and props switch to their simpler versions as they get farther away, and how many bodies stay on the ground at once (4 to 12). Lowest draws everything at its simplest version, even right in front of you.
			** '''Shader Detail''' (Low, Medium or High): draws the most expensive surfaces a cheaper way. Medium draws water without the bent view of what is under it. Low also draws water as an opaque surface; ground, leaves, glass, frost and ice more plainly; bullet holes without their 3D depth; fire, smoke, flames, explosions and the heal beam with fewer layers; and the [[Thermal Void]], the [[Bauble of Condensed Air]], the view underwater and a scope's view without their lens effects. Characters look the same at every level.
			** '''Shadow Quality''' (how soft shadow edges are), occlusion culling and texture compression.
	* '''Anti-aliasing:''' MSAA 2x, 4x or 8x, plus an FXAA or TAA pass.		* '''Anti-aliasing:''' MSAA 2x, 4x or 8x, plus an FXAA or TAA pass.
	* '''Combat effects:''' ~~impact~~ particles, muzzle flash, particle detail, decal limit (bullet holes ~~and~~ scorch marks).		* '''Combat effects:'''
			** Impact particles, muzzle flash, particle detail, and the decal limit (bullet holes, scorch marks and blood).
			** '''Gore:''' bodies coming apart and blood on bodies and walls. Off, every body falls whole.
			** '''Physics Effects:''' things thrown about just for show: bodies falling limp as they die, bodies and buildings blown to pieces, hair and coats swinging, and rings and wakes on the water. Off, a body lies down where it died in the pose it died in and stays put, a destroyed building goes in a puff of smoke, and the water stays calm. It saves your processor work in big fights, changes only your own screen, and takes effect from the next death or explosion.
	* '''Performance:''' V-Sync (off, on or adaptive), max FPS, threaded rendering and graphics API (Vulkan or Direct3D 12), the last two after a restart. To pick these for one launch without opening the game, see [[Launch options]].		* '''Performance:''' V-Sync (off, on or adaptive), max FPS, threaded rendering and graphics API (Vulkan or Direct3D 12), the last two after a restart. To pick these for one launch without opening the game, see [[Launch options]].

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	See [[Voice chat]].		See [[Voice chat]].

	== ~~Mender~~ ==		== Weapon Specific ==
	'''Hold to heal''' chooses whether the [[Mender]] needs the trigger held.		* '''Hold to heal''' chooses whether the [[Mender]] needs the trigger held.
			* '''Always Show Charge''' keeps the [[Zappinator]]'s and the [[L.E.B.]]'s charge percent under the crosshair whenever the weapon is out, not only while it charges.

	{{Game nav}}		{{Game nav}}
	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

Movement

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 21:10:47 GMT

Out-of-bounds surfaces; step height and slope limit

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	* The [[Bauble of Condensed Air]] gives one extra jump in mid-air.		* The [[Bauble of Condensed Air]] gives one extra jump in mid-air.
	* '''Wall kick:''' jump off a wall for a push of 5 m/s away from it.		* '''Wall kick:''' jump off a wall for a push of 5 m/s away from it.
	* You walk up steps up to 0.46 m high and slopes up to 45 degrees.		* You walk up steps up to 0.6 m high and slopes up to 60 degrees.

	== Sliding ==		== Sliding ==
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	== Knockback and explosive jumping ==		== Knockback and explosive jumping ==
	Explosions push everyone they hit, including you. The [[Rocket Launcher]], [[Grenade Launcher]] and [[Telekineater]] can launch you to high ground at the cost of some health (see [[Damage#Self-damage\|self-damage]]). While an enemy's knockback has you in the air you keep only half your air control until you land, so you cannot simply walk against the push. The [[Basher Tentacle]]'s bash takes your air control away entirely for half a second.		Explosions push everyone they hit, including you. The [[Rocket Launcher]], [[Grenade Launcher]] and [[Telekineater]] can launch you to high ground at the cost of some health (see [[Damage#Self-damage\|self-damage]]). While an enemy's knockback has you in the air you keep only half your air control until you land, so you cannot simply walk against the push. The [[Basher Tentacle]]'s bash takes your air control away entirely for half a second.

			== Out-of-bounds surfaces ==
			Maps can mark surfaces as not walkable to keep players out of places they should not stand. Standing on one counts as standing on a slope too steep to walk: you cannot jump from it, you can only drift with air control, and if it slopes you slide off.

	== Falling ==		== Falling ==

Level Editor/Workflows/Bots and navigation

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 21:10:46 GMT

Not walkable surfaces; step height

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	== 2. Bake ==		== 2. Bake ==
	Select the regions and choose '''Functional > Bake Selected NavRegion''' (with none selected, every region is baked). The walkable area shows in the viewport. Look for:		Select the regions and choose '''Functional > Bake Selected NavRegion''' (with none selected, every region is baked). The walkable area shows in the viewport. Look for:
	* '''gaps''' where bots should be able to walk: a step too high (over 0.~~457~~ m), a slope too steep, a doorway too low or too narrow for a player;		* '''gaps''' where bots should be able to walk: a step too high (over 0.6 m), a slope too steep, a doorway too low or too narrow for a player;
	* '''islands''' on top of crates or fences, which are harmless.		* '''islands''' on top of crates or fences, which are harmless.

			Brush faces and terrain marked [[Level Editor/Tools/Edit Face#Not walkable faces\|not walkable]] are left out of the bake, with a margin round them, so bots never path onto them.

	Each region has '''Bake On Export''' on by default, so the export always bakes again from the finished map. [[Level Editor/Tools/Terrain\|Terrain]] with '''Generate Navmesh''' on is baked at export too.		Each region has '''Bake On Export''' on by default, so the export always bakes again from the finished map. [[Level Editor/Tools/Terrain\|Terrain]] with '''Generate Navmesh''' on is baked at export too.
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	Start a [[Level Editor/Workflows/Playtesting\|playtest]] with bots and watch where they go. Bots that stand still or walk into a wall usually point at a gap in the navigation: bake again and check the area.		Start a [[Level Editor/Workflows/Playtesting\|playtest]] with bots and watch where they go. Bots that stand still or walk into a wall usually point at a gap in the navigation: bake again and check the area.

	{{Tip\|Stairs bake fine as long as each step is under 0.~~457~~ m. A collision-only ramp over detailed stairs makes walking smoother for players and bots alike.}}		{{Tip\|Stairs bake fine as long as each step is under 0.6 m. A collision-only ramp over detailed stairs makes walking smoother for players and bots alike.}}

	== Related pages ==		== Related pages ==

Level Editor/Panels/Scene tree

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 21:10:46 GMT

Hovering a row shows its path

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	* Click a row to select it. {{Key\|Shift}}+click selects a range, {{Key\|Ctrl}}+click adds or removes one row. Selecting something in the viewport opens its folders here and scrolls to it.		* Click a row to select it. {{Key\|Shift}}+click selects a range, {{Key\|Ctrl}}+click adds or removes one row. Selecting something in the viewport opens its folders here and scrolls to it.
	* '''Double-click''' a row to fly the camera to it.		* '''Double-click''' a row to fly the camera to it.
			* '''Hover''' a row to see its full path in the map, such as ''Level/Base/Tower/Crate_prop''. The path names everything the row sits in, including anything the tree does not list on its own row.
	* The '''eye''' on a row hides or shows that object in the editor (see [[Level Editor/Selecting and hiding#Hiding\|Hiding]]). A hidden row's text is faded; a row hidden by something above it has a faded open eye.		* The '''eye''' on a row hides or shows that object in the editor (see [[Level Editor/Selecting and hiding#Hiding\|Hiding]]). A hidden row's text is faded; a row hidden by something above it has a faded open eye.
	* Some rows say more about what they are: a logic entity shows its kind and how many outputs it fires; a decal shows the material it lays.		* Some rows say more about what they are: a logic entity shows its kind and how many outputs it fires; a decal shows the material it lays.

Level Editor/Selecting and hiding

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 21:10:46 GMT

The selection outline

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	* '''Tools > Select by Material''' selects every brush (or face, in the Edit Face tool) wearing the selected faces' material.		* '''Tools > Select by Material''' selects every brush (or face, in the Edit Face tool) wearing the selected faces' material.
	* {{Key\|Ctrl}}+{{Key\|A}} in the vertex, edge and face tools selects all.		* {{Key\|Ctrl}}+{{Key\|A}} in the vertex, edge and face tools selects all.

			=== The selection outline ===
			Selected objects get an orange outline, drawn even where something stands in front of them, so you can always find the selection. Where something does stand in front of it (a wall it is behind, or the floor it is sunk into), that stretch of the outline turns pale, so you can see exactly which part is hidden or clipping into something. The object selected last is outlined in a lighter orange.

	Whatever is selected shows in '''Selection Properties''' (the [[Level Editor/Panels/Inspector\|inspector]]). With several things selected, the inspector shows the first one and a change applies to all of them.		Whatever is selected shows in '''Selection Properties''' (the [[Level Editor/Panels/Inspector\|inspector]]). With several things selected, the inspector shows the first one and a change applies to all of them.

Level Editor/Menus/View

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 21:10:45 GMT

Show Prop Collision drawing; Show Not-Walkable Surfaces

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	\| '''Show Water Volumes''' \|\| The boxes of [[Level Editor/Entities/Water\|water volumes]].		\| '''Show Water Volumes''' \|\| The boxes of [[Level Editor/Entities/Water\|water volumes]].
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	\| '''Show Prop Collision''' \|\| Every prop's collision as the map will export it, as lines~~: cyan~~ is collision the model brings with it, orange a shape made from its mesh. Off by default.		\| '''Show Prop Collision''' \|\| Every prop's collision as the map will export it, drawn the way the game draws collision: lines over faint see-through faces, hidden behind whatever stands in front of them. Cyan is collision the model brings with it, orange a shape made from its mesh. Off by default.
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			\| '''Show Not-Walkable Surfaces''' \|\| A hatch over every brush face and patch of terrain marked [[Level Editor/Tools/Edit Face#Not walkable faces\|not walkable]], in every view. Editor only. On by default.
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	\| '''Show Player Figures''' \|\| A player standing on every spawn point, facing its way, inside the player's collision hull, for scale. Editor only. See [[Level Editor/Entities/Spawn Point\|Spawn Point]].		\| '''Show Player Figures''' \|\| A player standing on every spawn point, facing its way, inside the player's collision hull, for scale. Editor only. See [[Level Editor/Entities/Spawn Point\|Spawn Point]].

Level Editor/Panels/Terrain

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 21:10:45 GMT

Not walkable mode

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	* '''Detail (resolution)''': change how finely tiles are divided.		* '''Detail (resolution)''': change how finely tiles are divided.
	* '''Scale''': change how large the textures tile, per spot.		* '''Scale''': change how large the textures tile, per spot.
			* '''Not walkable''': mark ground players cannot stand on.

	== Brush ==		== Brush ==
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	* '''Scale''' (0.25 to 4, default 1.0): the scale a stroke paints.		* '''Scale''' (0.25 to 4, default 1.0): the scale a stroke paints.
	* '''Fill tile under cursor''': sets the whole tile under the brush to this scale.		* '''Fill tile under cursor''': sets the whole tile under the brush to this scale.

			== Not walkable mode ==
			''Not walkable: drag to mark the quads under the brush.'' Marks ground that players cannot stand on, for keeping them out of bounds. '''Paint''' marks the ground under the brush, '''Erase''' makes it walkable again; each stroke is one undo step. The ground is marked square by square (the terrain's grid), so the brush's shape and falloff do not matter: a square is marked or it is not.

			In the game, marked ground counts as a slope too steep to walk, whatever its real angle: players cannot jump from it, sloped marked ground slides them off, and bots never path onto it. See [[Level Editor/Tools/Edit Face#Not walkable faces\|Not walkable faces]] for the details, which are the same for brushes. Marked ground is hatched in every view ('''View > Show Not-Walkable Surfaces''').

	== Related pages ==		== Related pages ==

Level Editor/Tools/Edit Face

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 21:10:44 GMT

Not walkable faces

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	\| '''Weld Coplanar Faces''' \|\| Heal the selected brushes: fuse flat neighboring faces of the same material back into single faces. Fixes walls split up by older CSG cuts. The shape is unchanged; displacement brushes are skipped.		\| '''Weld Coplanar Faces''' \|\| Heal the selected brushes: fuse flat neighboring faces of the same material back into single faces. Fixes walls split up by older CSG cuts. The shape is unchanged; displacement brushes are skipped.
	\|}		\|}

			== Not walkable faces ==
			Tick '''Not walkable''' in the tool's settings to mark the selected faces not walkable; untick it to clear them. It is one undo step. Use it to keep players off places they should not stand: roofs, ledges and cliff tops outside the play area.

			In the game, standing on a marked face counts as standing on a slope too steep to walk, whatever its real angle:
			* The player has no footing there: they cannot jump, and they can only drift with air control.
			* On a '''sloped''' marked face they slide down and off, as off any steep slope. A '''flat''' one does not push anyone off; to clear players off a flat roof, put an angled [[Level Editor/Entities/Brush\|collision-only brush]] over it and mark that.
			* Bots never path onto a marked face.

			Marked faces are hatched in every view ('''View > Show Not-Walkable Surfaces'''). The mark stays on a face through cuts, clips, merges and mirrors; a new face made by a cut starts unmarked. For terrain, use the [[Level Editor/Panels/Terrain#Not walkable mode\|Terrain tab's Not walkable mode]].

	== Settings ==		== Settings ==
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	{{Property row\|name=Inset amount\|type=Meters\|default=0.25\|desc=How far '''Inset''' shrinks each face's outline inward. Reduced per face where the outline would cross itself.}}		{{Property row\|name=Inset amount\|type=Meters\|default=0.25\|desc=How far '''Inset''' shrinks each face's outline inward. Reduced per face where the outline would cross itself.}}
	{{Property row\|name=Extrude distance\|type=Meters\|default=1.0\|desc=How far the '''Extrude''' button pulls the faces out. Negative pushes them in.}}		{{Property row\|name=Extrude distance\|type=Meters\|default=1.0\|desc=How far the '''Extrude''' button pulls the faces out. Negative pushes them in.}}
			{{Property row\|name=Not walkable\|type=Check box\|default=Off\|desc=Marks the selected faces not walkable (see [[#Not walkable faces\|above]]).}}
	{{Property row\|name=Subdivide cuts\|type=1 to 16\|default=1\|desc=How many new vertices '''Subdivide''' puts along every edge. 1 splits a quad into 2 by 2, 2 into 3 by 3.}}		{{Property row\|name=Subdivide cuts\|type=1 to 16\|default=1\|desc=How many new vertices '''Subdivide''' puts along every edge. 1 splits a quad into 2 by 2, 2 into 3 by 3.}}
	{{Property table end}}		{{Property table end}}

Settings

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 10:37:18 GMT

Display mode: what each mode does

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	== Video ==		== Video ==
	* '''Display:''' display mode (windowed, borderless windowed or exclusive fullscreen), field of view, viewmodel field of view, draw viewmodel, own shadow. Exclusive fullscreen ~~opens every~~ tool ~~window~~ inside the ~~game~~, and on ~~Windows 11~~ it ~~runs slower than borderless windowed~~. Press {{Key\|F11}} at any time, in a match, a replay or the menus, to switch between windowed and borderless windowed (from exclusive fullscreen it goes to windowed); the choice is saved as your display mode.		* '''Display:''' display mode (windowed, borderless windowed or exclusive fullscreen), field of view, viewmodel field of view, draw viewmodel, own shadow. Borderless windowed fills the screen as a window with no edges: tabbing in and out is instant, and other programs can appear on top of it. Exclusive fullscreen takes the whole screen for itself, keeps the game's tool windows (console, chat) inside it, and minimizes when you tab away; because it covers the screen exactly, it can feel a little more responsive than borderless. At your desktop resolution neither mode is slower than the other. Exclusive fullscreen can also run your screen at a different resolution, aspect ratio and refresh rate: a lower resolution looks blockier but can raise your frame rate on a slow graphics card, and the screen goes black for a moment when it switches and each time you tab out and back in. Press {{Key\|F11}} at any time, in a match, a replay or the menus, to switch between windowed and borderless windowed (from exclusive fullscreen it goes to windowed); the choice is saved as your display mode.
	* '''Photo mode:''' choose what the photo mode key hides (HUD, viewmodel, legs, own shadow).		* '''Photo mode:''' choose what the photo mode key hides (HUD, viewmodel, legs, own shadow).
	* '''Environment effects:''' reflections, ambient occlusion, indirect lighting, global illumination and volumetric fog. These are permissions: unticking always turns an effect off, ticking only allows it where the map uses it.		* '''Environment effects:''' reflections, ambient occlusion, indirect lighting, global illumination and volumetric fog. These are permissions: unticking always turns an effect off, ticking only allows it where the map uses it.

Teleporter

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 10:37:17 GMT

Balance update: building health per level

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	\| cost = 50 materials per end (100 for both)		\| cost = 50 materials per end (100 for both)
	\| build_time = 2.5 s		\| build_time = 2.5 s
	\| health = ~~150~~ / ~~180~~ / ~~216~~ per end		\| health = 200 / 250 / 300 per end
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Recharge\|3 / 1.5 / 0.9 s}}		{{Stat row\|Recharge\|3 / 1.5 / 0.9 s}}

Dispenser

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 10:37:16 GMT

Balance update: building health per level

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	\| cost = 100 materials		\| cost = 100 materials
	\| build_time = 2.5 s		\| build_time = 2.5 s
	\| health = ~~150~~ / ~~180~~ / ~~216~~		\| health = 200 / 250 / 300
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Range\|8 m}}		{{Stat row\|Range\|8 m}}

Sentry

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 10:37:15 GMT

Balance update: building health per level

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	\| cost = 150 materials		\| cost = 150 materials
	\| build_time = 2.5 s		\| build_time = 2.5 s
	\| health = ~~150~~ / ~~180~~ / ~~216~~		\| health = 200 / 250 / 300
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Range\|30 m}}		{{Stat row\|Range\|30 m}}

Classes

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 10:37:15 GMT

Balance update: Tank preset carries the Shotgun

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	\| Soldier \|\| 4 / 3 / 3 \|\| 225 \|\| 7 m/s \|\| 7.5 \|\| [[Assault Rifle]] \|\| [[Shotgun]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| [[Rocket Pads]]		\| Soldier \|\| 4 / 3 / 3 \|\| 225 \|\| 7 m/s \|\| 7.5 \|\| [[Assault Rifle]] \|\| [[Shotgun]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| [[Rocket Pads]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Tank \|\| 0 / 10 / 0 \|\| 500 \|\| 4 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Minigun]] \|\| ~~None~~ \|\| [[Broadsword]] \|\| [[Pet Rock]]		\| Tank \|\| 0 / 10 / 0 \|\| 500 \|\| 4 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Minigun]] \|\| [[Shotgun]] \|\| [[Broadsword]] \|\| [[Pet Rock]]
	\|}		\|}

Template:Did you know/list

Gameprog — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 09:39:31 GMT

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	...development for TeamSpec started on October 18, 2022. Despite this, Gameprog was technically laying the groundwork code for what would eventually become TeamSpec around 2020, specifically for the character controller physics.		...development for TeamSpec started on October 18, 2022. Despite this, Gameprog was technically laying the groundwork code for what would eventually become TeamSpec around 2020, specifically for the character controller physics.
	...the lead developer, Gameprog, is a big fan of Valve's Team Fortress 2 (TF2)?		...the lead developer, Gameprog, is a big fan of Valve's Team Fortress 2 (TF2)?
			...the [https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Stars_and_bars_(combinatorics) "Stars and Bars" theorem] says that there are 66 unique ways to allocate your spec points in TeamSpec?

Broadsword

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:35 GMT

Balance update: item cost

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	\| slot = Melee		\| slot = Melee
	\| type = Melee		\| type = Melee
	\| cost = Pick 0, Power 2, Support 0		\| cost = Pick 0, Power 3, Support 0
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|90}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|90}}

Rocket Pads

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:34 GMT

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	\| slot = Accessory		\| slot = Accessory
	\| type = Passive		\| type = Passive
	\| cost = Pick 3, Power 0, Support 0		\| cost = Pick 3, Power 1, Support 0
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat section\|When Equipped:}}		{{Stat section\|When Equipped:}}

The Chield

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:33 GMT

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	\| type = Ability		\| type = Ability
	\| cost = Pick 0, Power 4, Support 0		\| cost = Pick 1, Power 4, Support 1
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Charge\|1.5s, 19.5 m}}		{{Stat row\|Charge\|1.5s, 19.5 m}}

Basher Tentacle

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:32 GMT

Balance update: item cost

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	\| type = Melee		\| type = Melee
	\| cost = Pick 0, Power 5, Support 0		\| cost = Pick 0, Power 3, Support 2
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|30}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|30}}

Thermal Void

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:32 GMT

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	\| type = Projectile stream		\| type = Projectile stream
	\| cost = Pick 4, Power 0, Support 2		\| cost = Pick 0, Power 2, Support 2
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Slow\|up to 100%}}		{{Stat row\|Slow\|up to 100%}}

Desert Eagle

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:31 GMT

Balance update: item cost

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	\| type = Hitscan		\| type = Hitscan
	\| cost = Pick 0, Power 3, Support 0		\| cost = Pick 2, Power 4, Support 0
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|50}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|50}}

SMG

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:30 GMT

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	\| cost = Pick 2, Power 0, Support 0		\| cost = Pick 1, Power 2, Support 0
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|9}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|9}}

Pistol

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:29 GMT

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	\| type = Hitscan		\| type = Hitscan
	\| cost = ~~Free~~		\| cost = Pick 1, Power 0, Support 0
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|18}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|18}}

Flamethrower

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:28 GMT

Balance update: item cost

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	\| type = Projectile stream		\| type = Projectile stream
	\| cost = Pick 3, Power 0, Support 0		\| cost = Pick 2, Power 3, Support 0
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Afterburn\|2-4/0.5s for 3-8s}}		{{Stat row\|Afterburn\|2-4/0.5s for 3-8s}}

Pulse Rifle

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:27 GMT

Balance update: item cost

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	\| cost = ~~Free~~		\| cost = Pick 0, Power 2, Support 0
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage/Pellet\|1.5}}		{{Stat row\|Damage/Pellet\|1.5}}

Mender

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:26 GMT

Balance update: item cost

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	\| type = Heal beam		\| type = Heal beam
	\| cost = Pick 0, Power 0, Support 6		\| cost = Pick 0, Power 0, Support 7
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Healing\|50 HP/s}}		{{Stat row\|Healing\|50 HP/s}}

Rocket Launcher

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:25 GMT

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	\| type = Explosive projectile		\| type = Explosive projectile
	\| cost = Pick 2, Power 5, Support 0		\| cost = Pick 1, Power 5, Support 0
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|100}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|100}}

Shotgun

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:24 GMT

Balance update: item cost

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	\| type = Hitscan		\| type = Hitscan
	\| cost = ~~Free~~		\| cost = Pick 0, Power 1, Support 0
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|90 per volley (20 × 4.5)}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|90 per volley (20 × 4.5)}}

Flare Gun

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:23 GMT

Balance update: your own flare pushes you

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	* Against a target that is '''already burning''' it deals double damage, as a critical hit, on the direct hit and the blast alike.		* Against a target that is '''already burning''' it deals double damage, as a critical hit, on the direct hit and the blast alike.
	* Its fire thaws: a teammate caught in the burst, and you, loses 0.75 seconds of any freeze holding them or, when they are not frozen, a third of a full chill from the [[Thermal Void]].		* Its fire thaws: a teammate caught in the burst, and you, loses 0.75 seconds of any freeze holding them or, when they are not frozen, a third of a full chill from the [[Thermal Void]].
	* Your own flare hurts you, for a fifth of the blast, and sets you burning too.		* Your own flare hurts you, for a fifth of the blast, pushes you as hard as it pushes anyone else, and sets you burning too.
	* It holds one flare, so every shot is followed by a reload.		* It holds one flare, so every shot is followed by a reload.

Zappinator

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:23 GMT

Balance update: charging slows you

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	{{Stat row\|Reserve\|36}}		{{Stat row\|Reserve\|36}}
	{{Stat row\|Reload\|1.8s}}		{{Stat row\|Reload\|1.8s}}
			{{Stat section\|When Charging:}}
			{{Stat row\|Move Speed\|-30%}}
	}}		}}
	The '''Zappinator''' is a weapon for the secondary slot.		The '''Zappinator''' is a weapon for the secondary slot.
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	== How it works ==		== How it works ==
	* '''Hold''' the trigger to charge the coil and '''let go''' to fire one bolt of electricity. A tap deals 25 damage; a full 1.5 second charge deals 90.		* '''Hold''' the trigger to charge the coil and '''let go''' to fire one bolt of electricity. A tap deals 25 damage; a full 1.5 second charge deals 90. Charging slows you, more the longer you hold, down to 30% slower at a full charge.
	* The bolt is hitscan and lands exactly on the crosshair, with no spread.		* The bolt is hitscan and lands exactly on the crosshair, with no spread.
	* The charge only builds while the gun is ready to fire: it waits out the time between shots, a reload and drawing the gun.		* The charge only builds while the gun is ready to fire: it waits out the time between shots, a reload and drawing the gun.

Assault Rifle

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:22 GMT

Balance update: cost and stats

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	\| type = Hitscan		\| type = Hitscan
	\| cost = Pick 0, Power 3, Support 0		\| cost = Pick 2, Power 2, Support 2
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|13}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|13}}
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	{{Stat row\|DPS\|130}}		{{Stat row\|DPS\|130}}
	{{Stat row\|Magazine\|30}}		{{Stat row\|Magazine\|30}}
	{{Stat row\|Reserve\|~~120~~}}		{{Stat row\|Reserve\|240}}
	{{Stat row\|Reload\|2.2s}}		{{Stat row\|Reload\|1.3s}}
	}}		}}
	The '''Assault Rifle''' is a weapon for the primary slot.		The '''Assault Rifle''' is a weapon for the primary slot.

Syringer

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:21 GMT

Balance update: cost and stats

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	\| type = Projectile stream		\| type = Projectile stream
	\| cost = Pick 0, Power 0, Support 3		\| cost = Pick 0, Power 0, Support 4
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage/Syringe\|9}}		{{Stat row\|Damage/Syringe\|10}}
	{{Stat row\|Heal/Syringe\|4}}		{{Stat row\|Heal/Syringe\|10}}
	{{Stat row\|Rate of Fire\|10/s}}		{{Stat row\|Rate of Fire\|10/s}}
	{{Stat row\|DPS\|90}}		{{Stat row\|DPS\|100}}
	{{Stat row\|Healing\|40 HP/s}}		{{Stat row\|Healing\|100 HP/s}}
	{{Stat row\|Projectile Speed\|25 m/s}}		{{Stat row\|Projectile Speed\|35 m/s}}
	{{Stat row\|Magazine\|40}}		{{Stat row\|Magazine\|60}}
	{{Stat row\|Reserve\|~~150~~}}		{{Stat row\|Reserve\|240}}
	{{Stat row\|Reload\|1.6s}}		{{Stat row\|Reload\|1.2s}}
	{{Stat section\|Big Syringe (Secondary Fire):}}		{{Stat section\|Big Syringe (Secondary Fire):}}
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|60}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|60}}
	{{Stat row\|Heal\|75}}		{{Stat row\|Heal\|125}}
	{{Stat row\|Cooldown\|~~15s~~}}		{{Stat row\|Cooldown\|5s}}
	{{Stat row\|Projectile Speed\|22 m/s}}		{{Stat row\|Projectile Speed\|45 m/s}}
	}}		}}
	The '''Syringer''' is a weapon for the secondary slot.		The '''Syringer''' is a weapon for the secondary slot.
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	== How it works ==		== How it works ==
	* It fires a stream of syringes that fall as they fly, so aim a little high at range. A syringe '''heals a teammate''' it hits for 4 or '''hurts an enemy''' for 9.		* It fires a stream of syringes that fall as they fly, so aim a little high at range. A syringe '''heals a teammate''' it hits for 10 or '''hurts an enemy''' for 10.
	* '''Secondary fire''' launches one '''big syringe''' that heals a teammate for 75 or hurts an enemy for 60. It ~~is slower~~ and has a 15 second cooldown; hold the button and it fires the moment it is ready.		* '''Secondary fire''' launches one '''big syringe''' that heals a teammate for 125 or hurts an enemy for 60. It flies faster and has a 5 second cooldown; hold the button and it fires the moment it is ready.
	* Like the [[Mender]], it shows you the health of the teammates you aim at.		* Like the [[Mender]], it shows you the health of the teammates you aim at.

Sniper Rifle

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:20 GMT

Balance update: cost and stats

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	\| type = Hitscan		\| type = Hitscan
	\| cost = Pick 5, Power 0, Support 3		\| cost = Pick 8, Power 0, Support 0
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|75-150}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|75-150}}
	{{Stat row\|Headshot\|x2}}		{{Stat row\|Headshot\|x2}}
	{{Stat row\|Full Charge\|2.0s}}		{{Stat row\|Full Charge\|2.5s}}
	{{Stat row\|Rate of Fire\|0.5/s}}		{{Stat row\|Rate of Fire\|0.5/s}}
	{{Stat row\|DPS\|38}}		{{Stat row\|DPS\|38}}
	{{Stat row\|Magazine\|4}}		{{Stat row\|Magazine\|4}}
	{{Stat row\|Reserve\|16}}		{{Stat row\|Reserve\|12}}
	{{Stat row\|Reload\|1.2s}}		{{Stat row\|Reload\|2.5s}}
	{{Stat section\|When Equipped:}}		{{Stat section\|When Equipped:}}
	{{Stat row\|Move Speed\|-50%}}		{{Stat row\|Move Speed\|-40%}}
	{{Stat section\|When Scoped:}}		{{Stat section\|When Scoped:}}
	{{Stat row\|Move Speed\|-50%}}		{{Stat row\|Move Speed\|-80%}}
	}}		}}
	The '''Sniper Rifle''' is a weapon for the primary slot.		The '''Sniper Rifle''' is a weapon for the primary slot.
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	== How it works ==		== How it works ==
	Hold the scope to slow down and charge your shot from 75 up to 150 damage over ~~about~~ two seconds; a headshot doubles that, and a fully charged headshot that kills takes the head off. The charge builds only while the rifle is ready to fire. It fires one pinpoint round at a time.		Hold the scope to slow down and charge your shot from 75 up to 150 damage over two and a half seconds; a headshot doubles that, and a fully charged headshot that kills takes the head off. The charge builds only while the rifle is ready to fire. It fires one pinpoint round at a time.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

Settings

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:18 GMT

Exclusive fullscreen display mode

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	== Video ==		== Video ==
	* '''Display:''' display mode (windowed or borderless windowed), field of view, viewmodel field of view, draw viewmodel, own shadow. Press {{Key\|F11}} at any time, in a match, a replay or the menus, to switch between windowed and borderless windowed; the choice is saved as your display mode.		* '''Display:''' display mode (windowed, borderless windowed or exclusive fullscreen), field of view, viewmodel field of view, draw viewmodel, own shadow. Exclusive fullscreen opens every tool window inside the game, and on Windows 11 it runs slower than borderless windowed. Press {{Key\|F11}} at any time, in a match, a replay or the menus, to switch between windowed and borderless windowed (from exclusive fullscreen it goes to windowed); the choice is saved as your display mode.
	* '''Photo mode:''' choose what the photo mode key hides (HUD, viewmodel, legs, own shadow).		* '''Photo mode:''' choose what the photo mode key hides (HUD, viewmodel, legs, own shadow).
	* '''Environment effects:''' reflections, ambient occlusion, indirect lighting, global illumination and volumetric fog. These are permissions: unticking always turns an effect off, ticking only allows it where the map uses it.		* '''Environment effects:''' reflections, ambient occlusion, indirect lighting, global illumination and volumetric fog. These are permissions: unticking always turns an effect off, ticking only allows it where the map uses it.

Movement

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:17 GMT

Balance update: item speed changes

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	== Speed ==		== Speed ==
	* '''Running speed''' depends on your class: 5 m/s base, plus 0.5 m/s per pick point (see [[Classes]]). Some items change it: the [[Pet Rock]] (80%), carrying the [[Sniper Rifle]] (50%, and 50% ~~again~~ while scoped) ~~and~~ a spinning [[Minigun]] (down to 50%).		* '''Running speed''' depends on your class: 5 m/s base, plus 0.5 m/s per pick point (see [[Classes]]). Some items change it: the [[Pet Rock]] (80%), carrying the [[Sniper Rifle]] (60%, and 20% of that while scoped), a spinning [[Minigun]] (down to 50%) and a charging [[Zappinator]] (down to 70%).
	* '''Crouching''' moves at a third of your speed and shrinks you from 1.83 m to 0.91 m tall.		* '''Crouching''' moves at a third of your speed and shrinks you from 1.83 m to 0.91 m tall.
	* '''Swimming''' moves at 60% of your speed toward where you look. Hold crouch to dive; let go and you slowly sink.		* '''Swimming''' moves at 60% of your speed toward where you look. Hold crouch to dive; let go and you slowly sink.

Ammo

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:16 GMT

Balance update: ammo and reload times

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	! Weapon !! Magazine !! Reserve !! Reload		! Weapon !! Magazine !! Reserve !! Reload
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	\| [[Assault Rifle]] \|\| 30 \|\| ~~120~~ \|\| 2.2 s		\| [[Assault Rifle]] \|\| 30 \|\| 240 \|\| 1.3 s
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Desert Eagle]] \|\| 7 \|\| 35 \|\| 1.75 s		\| [[Desert Eagle]] \|\| 7 \|\| 35 \|\| 1.75 s
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	\| [[SMG]] \|\| 30 \|\| 150 \|\| 1.8 s		\| [[SMG]] \|\| 30 \|\| 150 \|\| 1.8 s
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	\| [[Sniper Rifle]] \|\| 4 \|\| 16 \|\| 1.2 s		\| [[Sniper Rifle]] \|\| 4 \|\| 12 \|\| 2.5 s
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	\| [[Syringer]] \|\| 40 \|\| ~~150~~ \|\| 1.6 s		\| [[Syringer]] \|\| 60 \|\| 240 \|\| 1.2 s
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Telekineater]] \|\| 3 \|\| 30 \|\| 1.5 s		\| [[Telekineater]] \|\| 3 \|\| 30 \|\| 1.5 s

Weapons

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:15 GMT

Balance update: item costs

Classes

TeamSpecBot — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:39:14 GMT

Balance update: item costs and preset builds

Knight

TeamSpecBot — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 00:08:25 GMT

Redirect to the preset builds

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#REDIRECT [[Classes#Preset builds]]

Beamer

TeamSpecBot — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 00:08:25 GMT

Redirect to the preset builds

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#REDIRECT [[Classes#Preset builds]]

Classes

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	== Preset builds ==		== Preset builds ==
	To give you somewhere to start, the game comes with ~~twelve~~ preset builds. A new profile gets all ~~twelve~~ as its first classes, and the '''Load preset loadouts''' tile in My Classes adds them again at any time (as copies, so nothing you have is overwritten). Once loaded they are ordinary classes of your own: play them as they are, or change their items and points into something else. The presets can change between updates.		To give you somewhere to start, the game comes with fourteen preset builds. A new profile gets all fourteen as its first classes, and the '''Load preset loadouts''' tile in My Classes adds them again at any time (as copies, so nothing you have is overwritten). Once loaded they are ordinary classes of your own: play them as they are, or change their items and points into something else. The presets can change between updates.

	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
	! Preset !! Pick / Power / Support !! Health !! Speed !! Regen per second !! Primary !! Secondary !! Melee !! Accessory		! Preset !! Pick / Power / Support !! Health !! Speed !! Regen per second !! Primary !! Secondary !! Melee !! Accessory
	\|-		\|-
	\| Cryo \|\| 4 / 4 / 2 \|\| 250 \|\| 7 m/s \|\| 5 \|\| [[Thermal Void]] \|\| [[~~Shotgun~~]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| None		\| Beamer \|\| 3 / 7 / 0 \|\| 325 \|\| 6.5 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[L.E.B.]] \|\| [[Zappinator]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| None
			\|-
			\| Cryo \|\| 4 / 4 / 2 \|\| 250 \|\| 7 m/s \|\| 5 \|\| [[Thermal Void]] \|\| [[Zappinator]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| None
	\|-		\|-
	\| Cultist \|\| 4 / 5 / 1 \|\| 275 \|\| 7 m/s \|\| 2.5 \|\| [[Telekineater]] \|\| [[SMG]] \|\| [[Basher Tentacle]] \|\| None		\| Cultist \|\| 4 / 5 / 1 \|\| 275 \|\| 7 m/s \|\| 2.5 \|\| [[Telekineater]] \|\| [[SMG]] \|\| [[Basher Tentacle]] \|\| None
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	\| Engineer \|\| 0 / 4 / 6 \|\| 250 \|\| 5 m/s \|\| 15 \|\| [[Pulse Rifle]] \|\| [[Shotgun]] \|\| [[Hammerench]] \|\| [[Struction Console]]		\| Engineer \|\| 0 / 4 / 6 \|\| 250 \|\| 5 m/s \|\| 15 \|\| [[Pulse Rifle]] \|\| [[Shotgun]] \|\| [[Hammerench]] \|\| [[Struction Console]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Grenadier \|\| 3 / 5 / 2 \|\| 275 \|\| 6.5 m/s \|\| 5 \|\| [[Grenade Launcher]] \|\| [[Desert Eagle]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| ~~None~~		\| Grenadier \|\| 3 / 5 / 2 \|\| 275 \|\| 6.5 m/s \|\| 5 \|\| [[Grenade Launcher]] \|\| [[Desert Eagle]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| [[Rocket Pads]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Gunner \|\| 2 / 8 / 0 \|\| 350 \|\| 6 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Minigun]] \|\| [[SMG]] \|\| [[Basher Tentacle]] \|\| None		\| Gunner \|\| 2 / 8 / 0 \|\| 350 \|\| 6 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Minigun]] \|\| [[SMG]] \|\| [[Basher Tentacle]] \|\| None
	\|-		\|-
	\| Medic \|\| 2 / 2 / 6 \|\| 200 \|\| 6 m/s \|\| 15 \|\| [[Mender]] \|\| [[~~Revolver~~]] \|\| [[Hammerench]] \|\| [[Soul Linker]]		\| Knight \|\| 2 / 4 / 4 \|\| 250 \|\| 6 m/s \|\| 10 \|\| [[The Chield]] \|\| [[Shotgun]] \|\| [[Broadsword]] \|\| None
			\|-
			\| Medic \|\| 2 / 2 / 6 \|\| 200 \|\| 6 m/s \|\| 15 \|\| [[Mender]] \|\| [[Syringer]] \|\| [[Hammerench]] \|\| [[Soul Linker]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Pyro \|\| 5 / 5 / 0 \|\| 275 \|\| 7.5 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Flamethrower]] \|\| [[~~Desert Eagle~~]] \|\| [[Basher Tentacle]] \|\| None		\| Pyro \|\| 5 / 5 / 0 \|\| 275 \|\| 7.5 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Flamethrower]] \|\| [[Flare Gun]] \|\| [[Basher Tentacle]] \|\| None
	\|-		\|-
	\| Rocketeer \|\| 5 / 5 / 0 \|\| 275 \|\| 7.5 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Rocket Launcher]] \|\| [[~~Desert Eagle~~]] \|\| [[~~Cast Iron Pan~~]] \|\| ~~None~~		\| Rocketeer \|\| 5 / 5 / 0 \|\| 275 \|\| 7.5 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Rocket Launcher]] \|\| [[Shotgun]] \|\| [[Basher Tentacle]] \|\| [[Rocket Pads]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Scout \|\| 8 / 2 / 0 \|\| 200 \|\| 9 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Revolving Shotgun]] \|\| [[SMG]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| [[Bauble of Condensed Air]]		\| Scout \|\| 8 / 2 / 0 \|\| 200 \|\| 9 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Revolving Shotgun]] \|\| [[SMG]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| [[Bauble of Condensed Air]]
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	\| Sniper \|\| 7 / 0 / 3 \|\| 150 \|\| 4.25 m/s \|\| 7.5 \|\| [[Sniper Rifle]] \|\| [[SMG]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| None		\| Sniper \|\| 7 / 0 / 3 \|\| 150 \|\| 4.25 m/s \|\| 7.5 \|\| [[Sniper Rifle]] \|\| [[SMG]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| None
	\|-		\|-
	\| Soldier \|\| 4 / 3 / 3 \|\| 225 \|\| 7 m/s \|\| 7.5 \|\| [[~~Pulse~~ Rifle]] \|\| [[Shotgun]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| ~~None~~		\| Soldier \|\| 4 / 3 / 3 \|\| 225 \|\| 7 m/s \|\| 7.5 \|\| [[Assault Rifle]] \|\| [[Shotgun]] \|\| [[Cast Iron Pan]] \|\| [[Rocket Pads]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Tank \|\| 0 / 10 / 0 \|\| ~~500~~ \|\| 4 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Minigun]] \|\| [[Desert Eagle]] \|\| [[Basher Tentacle]] \|\| [[Pet Rock]]		\| Tank \|\| 0 / 10 / 0 \|\| 400 \|\| 4 m/s \|\| 0 \|\| [[Minigun]] \|\| [[Desert Eagle]] \|\| [[Basher Tentacle]] \|\| [[Pet Rock]]
	\|}		\|}

Damage

TeamSpecBot — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 23:19:42 GMT

Add damage types and resistances

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 == Headshots ==
 The [[Sniper Rifle]] deals double damage on a headshot, and the [[Assault Rifle]] deals 1.5 times damage. A headshot plays its own hit sound. Other weapons do the same damage wherever they hit.
 == Explosions ==

Classes

TeamSpecBot — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:37:57 GMT

Larger triangle image

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	Each item has a '''cost''' in Pick, Power and Support. A cost is a minimum your split has to reach, not a price you pay: on each corner, your points must be at least the highest cost among your four items. The [[Minigun]] needs 8 Power, so a minigun class is a tough, slow one; the [[Bauble of Condensed Air]] needs 7 Pick, so its class is fast. Free items such as the [[Shotgun]], [[Pistol]], [[Pulse Rifle]] and [[Cast Iron Pan]] fit anything. Every item's cost is listed on [[Items]] and [[Weapons]], and in each item's infobox.		Each item has a '''cost''' in Pick, Power and Support. A cost is a minimum your split has to reach, not a price you pay: on each corner, your points must be at least the highest cost among your four items. The [[Minigun]] needs 8 Power, so a minigun class is a tough, slow one; the [[Bauble of Condensed Air]] needs 7 Pick, so its class is fast. Free items such as the [[Shotgun]], [[Pistol]], [[Pulse Rifle]] and [[Cast Iron Pan]] fit anything. Every item's cost is listed on [[Items]] and [[Weapons]], and in each item's infobox.

	[[File:Spec triangle constrained.png\|right\|~~220px~~\|With an 8 Power item, only the full color part of the triangle can be chosen]]		[[File:Spec triangle constrained.png\|right\|300px\|With an 8 Power item, only the full color part of the triangle can be chosen]]
	With '''Limit to valid''' ticked (the default), the handle stays inside the part of the triangle your items can afford and the rest is grayed out. If your items together need more than 10 points, the triangle shows '''IMPOSSIBLE''' and the class cannot be applied until you swap something out.		With '''Limit to valid''' ticked (the default), the handle stays inside the part of the triangle your items can afford and the rest is grayed out. If your items together need more than 10 points, the triangle shows '''IMPOSSIBLE''' and the class cannot be applied until you swap something out.

Broadsword

TeamSpecBot — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:37:51 GMT

Rename stats

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	{{Stat row\|Rate of Fire\|1.0/s}}		{{Stat row\|Rate of Fire\|1.0/s}}
	{{Stat row\|DPS\|90}}		{{Stat row\|DPS\|90}}
	{{Stat row\|~~Draw Time~~\|0.9s}}		{{Stat row\|Wield Delay\|0.9s}}
	{{Stat row\|~~Put Away Time~~\|0.9s}}		{{Stat row\|Holster Delay\|0.9s}}
	}}		}}
	The '''Broadsword''' is a weapon for the melee slot.		The '''Broadsword''' is a weapon for the melee slot.

File:Spec triangle.png

TeamSpecBot — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:37:50 GMT

TeamSpecBot uploaded a new version of File:Spec triangle.png Render as it looks in game now

New page

The spec triangle with 3 Pick, 4 Power and 3 Support points.

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File:Spec triangle constrained.png

TeamSpecBot — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:37:50 GMT

TeamSpecBot uploaded a new version of File:Spec triangle constrained.png Render as it looks in game now

New page

The spec triangle with an 8 Power item equipped: only the full colour part can be chosen.

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	\| slot = Secondary		\| slot = Secondary
	\| type = Projectile stream		\| type = Projectile stream
	\| cost = Pick 0, Power 0, Support 3		\| cost = Pick 0, Power 0, Support 4
	\| stats =		\| stats =
	{{Stat row\|Damage/Syringe\|9}}		{{Stat row\|Damage/Syringe\|10}}
	{{Stat row\|Heal/Syringe\|4}}		{{Stat row\|Heal/Syringe\|10}}
	{{Stat row\|Rate of Fire\|10/s}}		{{Stat row\|Rate of Fire\|10/s}}
	{{Stat row\|DPS\|90}}		{{Stat row\|DPS\|100}}
	{{Stat row\|Healing\|40 HP/s}}		{{Stat row\|Healing\|100 HP/s}}
	{{Stat row\|Projectile Speed\|25 m/s}}		{{Stat row\|Projectile Speed\|35 m/s}}
	{{Stat row\|Magazine\|40}}		{{Stat row\|Magazine\|60}}
	{{Stat row\|Reserve\|~~150~~}}		{{Stat row\|Reserve\|240}}
	{{Stat row\|Reload\|1.6s}}		{{Stat row\|Reload\|1.2s}}
	{{Stat section\|Big Syringe (Secondary Fire):}}		{{Stat section\|Big Syringe (Secondary Fire):}}
	{{Stat row\|Damage\|60}}		{{Stat row\|Damage\|60}}
	{{Stat row\|Heal\|75}}		{{Stat row\|Heal\|125}}
	{{Stat row\|Cooldown\|~~15s~~}}		{{Stat row\|Cooldown\|5s}}
	{{Stat row\|Projectile Speed\|22 m/s}}		{{Stat row\|Projectile Speed\|45 m/s}}
	}}		}}
	The '''Syringer''' is a weapon for the secondary slot.		The '''Syringer''' is a weapon for the secondary slot.
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	== How it works ==		== How it works ==
	* It fires a stream of syringes that fall as they fly, so aim a little high at range. A syringe '''heals a teammate''' it hits for 4 or '''hurts an enemy''' for 9.		* It fires a stream of syringes that fall as they fly, so aim a little high at range. A syringe '''heals a teammate''' it hits for 10 or '''hurts an enemy''' for 10.
	* '''Secondary fire''' launches one '''big syringe''' that heals a teammate for 75 or hurts an enemy for 60. It ~~is slower~~ and has a 15 second cooldown; hold the button and it fires the moment it is ready.		* '''Secondary fire''' launches one '''big syringe''' that heals a teammate for 125 or hurts an enemy for 60. It flies faster and has a 5 second cooldown; hold the button and it fires the moment it is ready.
	* Like the [[Mender]], it shows you the health of the teammates you aim at.		* Like the [[Mender]], it shows you the health of the teammates you aim at.