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{{Csgo point|info_deathmatch_spawn}} This entity marks a deathmatch spawn point. This is the entity that populates the map when <code>mp_randomspawn</code> is enabled. A standard map should have between 16 and 32 spawn points. They should be placed at least 128 units away from each other and surrounding walls and 16 units off the ground to avoid the player being stuck inside the floor.
[[Image:Info_deathmatch_spawn.png|200px|thumb|info_deathmatch_spawn in Hammer.]]
{{Csgo point|info_deathmatch_spawn}}
In the Deathmatch [[CSGO_Game_Mode_Commands|gamemode]], [[player]]s spawn primarily at the origin of these entities.


{{note|As long as the number of deathmatch spawns is the same as the number of players and <code>mp_randomspawn</code> is enabled, any <code>[[info_player_counterterrorist]]</code> or <code>[[info_player_terrorist]]</code> entities will be ignored.}}
{{Warning | The game generates this entity across the map automatically, except there is an [[info_map_parameters]] entity with the keyvalue <code>disableautogenerateddmspawns 1</code>. Generated [[info_deathmatch_spawn]]s are 16 units above the ground and have the [[angles]] <code>(0,0,0)</code>.}}
 
{{Note | If there is an [[info_map_parameters]] entity with the keyvalue <code>usenormalspawnsfordm 1</code>, then this entity serves no purpose initially.}}
 
A [[player]]'s spawn coordinate in the Deathmatch gamemode is chosen with the following priorities:
{| class="standard-table"
|+ [[Player]]s' respawn location priorities in Deathmatch
! Default
! "Use Normal Spawns in Deathmatch"
|-
|
# The origin of any enabled [[info_deathmatch_spawn]] that is not blocked by another player.
# The origin of any enabled [[info_player_terrorist]] or [[info_player_counterterrorist]] (matching the player's team) that is not blocked by another player.
# The origin of ''any'' [[info_deathmatch_spawn]].
# <code>(0,0,0)</code> ([[worldspawn]]).
|
# The origin of any enabled [[info_player_terrorist]] or [[info_player_counterterrorist]] (matching the player's team) that is not blocked by another player.
# The origin of ''any'' [[info_player_terrorist]] or [[info_player_counterterrorist]] (matching the player's team).
# <code>(0,0,0)</code> ([[worldspawn]]).
|}
 
{{Note | If there are more players than spawn points, it is possible that [[player]]s spawn inside each other or at disabled spawn points, especially at round start. A standard map should have between 16 and 32 spawn points.}}
 
{{Placement Tip | This entity should be placed at least 128 units away from each other and surrounding walls and 16 units off the ground to avoid [[player]]s being stuck inside the floor.}}


==Keyvalues==
==Keyvalues==
{{KV Targetname}}
{{KV Targetname}}
{{KV Angles}}
{{KV Angles}}
{{KV|Enabled by default?|bool|Makes entity active and ready to spawn a player the moment the map loads.}}
{{KV|Enabled by default?|bool|intn=enabled|Makes entity active and ready to spawn a player the moment the map loads.}}


==Inputs==
==Inputs==

Revision as of 21:38, 10 April 2021

info_deathmatch_spawn in Hammer.

info_deathmatch_spawn is a point entity available in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. In the Deathmatch gamemode, players spawn primarily at the origin of these entities.

Warning.pngWarning: The game generates this entity across the map automatically, except there is an info_map_parameters entity with the keyvalue disableautogenerateddmspawns 1. Generated info_deathmatch_spawns are 16 units above the ground and have the angles (0,0,0).
Note.pngNote: If there is an info_map_parameters entity with the keyvalue usenormalspawnsfordm 1, then this entity serves no purpose initially.

A player's spawn coordinate in the Deathmatch gamemode is chosen with the following priorities:

Players' respawn location priorities in Deathmatch
Default "Use Normal Spawns in Deathmatch"
  1. The origin of any enabled info_deathmatch_spawn that is not blocked by another player.
  2. The origin of any enabled info_player_terrorist or info_player_counterterrorist (matching the player's team) that is not blocked by another player.
  3. The origin of any info_deathmatch_spawn.
  4. (0,0,0) (worldspawn).
  1. The origin of any enabled info_player_terrorist or info_player_counterterrorist (matching the player's team) that is not blocked by another player.
  2. The origin of any info_player_terrorist or info_player_counterterrorist (matching the player's team).
  3. (0,0,0) (worldspawn).
Note.pngNote: If there are more players than spawn points, it is possible that players spawn inside each other or at disabled spawn points, especially at round start. A standard map should have between 16 and 32 spawn points.
PlacementTip.gifPlacement Tip: This entity should be placed at least 128 units away from each other and surrounding walls and 16 units off the ground to avoid players being stuck inside the floor.

Keyvalues

Name (targetname) <string>[ Edit ]
The name that other entities refer to this entity by, via Inputs/Outputs or other keyvalues (e.g. parentname or target).
Also displayed in Hammer's 2D views and Entity Report.
See also:  Generic Keyvalues, Inputs and Outputs available to all entities

Pitch Yaw Roll (Y Z X) (angles) <QAngle>
This entity's orientation in the world. Pitch is rotation around the Y axis, yaw is the rotation around the Z axis, roll is the rotation around the X axis.
Enabled by default? (enabled) <boolean>
Makes entity active and ready to spawn a player the moment the map loads.

Inputs

SetEnabled <void>
Sets this spawn point as enabled.
SetDisabled <void>
Sets this spawn point as disabled.
ToggleEnabled <void>
Toggle the enabled/disabled state of this spawn point.

Outputs

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