Loadout specific settings and a resup bind that knows which loadout you're on.

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• single resup key that always respawns you on the right loadout
• loadout specific settings
• remembers which loadout you have active on each class, even after you restart TF2

Resup bind (aka b4nny bind) lets you resupply while in spawn without needing to touch the fridge/cabinet. Unlike switching classes, it preserves all of your buildings, stickies and ubers (but not stored crits, heads or banner charges).

1. Download the VPK from the latest release and save it into your tf/custom folder

2. Add exec loadouts/init to your autoexec.cfg

3. Add loadouts.<class> at the end of each of your <class>.cfg

   Replace <class> with actual class names: scout, soldier, pyro, demoman, heavyweapons, engineer, medic, sniper, spy

4. Bind your keys

   loadouts.A, loadouts.B, loadouts.C, loadouts.D for switching loadouts
   loadouts.resup to resupply

   Do this in your autoexec.cfg or wherever you have your binds.

   Example

   bind F1 loadouts.A
   bind F2 loadouts.B
   bind F3 loadouts.C
   bind F4 loadouts.D
   bind ALT loadouts.resup
   

   If you need help with key names see List of key names on TF2 Wiki.

When changing to loadout X, the script calls corresponding loadout.cfg.X alias. You can set these aliases to execute arbitrary commands when changing lodouts.

If you want to set these per class in your <class>.cfg, you need to do so before the loadouts.<class> line. If you want to set them globally, do so in your autoexec.cfg after the exec loadouts/init line.

Don't forget to reset these aliases (and affected settings) for other classes, otherwise their values will carry over.

bind 1 slot1  // some binds
cl_crosshair_scale 20  // some settings

alias loadouts.cfg.A "exec uber; say_team running uber"
alias loadouts.cfg.B "exec kritz; say_team running kritz"
alias loadouts.cfg.C "exec quickfix; say_team running quickfix"
alias loadouts.cfg.D  // no settings for D

loadouts.medic

That's normal. Happens with all resupply binds. You should press it (or spam it) right before you enter spawn.

It doesn't. But anything that comes after it overrides the loadouts.cfg.X settings. If you are sure you're not breaking anything, you can put it anywhere you like.

Yup.

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