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'''<code>give</code>''' is a console command that gives the player (or, rather, spawns beneath their feet) any specified entity.
'''<code>give</code>''' is a console command that gives the player (or, rather, spawns beneath their feet) any specified entity.


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*[[:Category:Items]] - A list of [[Half-Life 2]] items and ammo.
*[[:Category:Items]] - A list of [[Half-Life 2]] items and ammo.
*[[:Category:Counter-Strike:_Source_Entities]] - A list of mostly [[Counter-Strike: Source]] weapons and ammo.
*[[:Category:Counter-Strike:_Source_Entities]] - A list of mostly [[Counter-Strike: Source]] weapons and ammo.
[[Category: Console Commands]]

Revision as of 16:49, 26 June 2023

Template:Console Command give is a console command that gives the player (or, rather, spawns beneath their feet) any specified entity.

This command requires sv_cheats 1 in multiplayer games like Team Fortress 2, but not singleplayer games. Valve did not mark this as a cheat in Portal 2, and it allows for some very clever uses in challenge mode.

Note.pngNote:Some entities will not work properly with this command because they need to be set up through Hammer.
Tip.pngTip:Using a point_servercommand entity to give the player something, is usually more reliable than the point_template ForceSpawn seen in the Newgame_spawn prefab, because the give command is not bound to a physical place, whereas the point_template will dump entities at the original spawnpoint when buildcubemaps is fired.
Confirm:This just sounds a little weird?

Syntax

give ENTITY

In Half-Life 2, give weapon_rpg will spawn a rocket launcher under the player (which they will usually immediately pick up).

See Also