I was bored one day, and decided to look through all my stuph. I saw this and read the tutorials and examples. Man, would I love to see this in action. I plan on reviving it, so if you don't want to take part, feel free to leave, but remember; This is an invite only group!

This is an example of a terrible dance.

bind home "wait 100;+jump;wait 1;-jump;wait 50;+duck;wait 25;-duck;wait 50;+jump;wait 1;-jump;wait 50;+duck;wait 25;-duck;wait 50;+jump;wait 1;-jump;wait 50;+duck;wait 25;-duck;wait 50;+forward;wait 20;-forward;wait 50;taunt;wait 200;+back;wait 20;-back;say The following was an example dance.;slot3;wait 20;+attack;wait 1;-attack;say yey"

Not because of what it contains, its because its too long for one bind. TF2 doesn't support SO many commands in one bind. Due to this, we are forced to use alias.

An alias can be used to create your very own commands! For example, [alias Pootis "+forward;wait 100;-forward;wait 50;+jump;wait 1;-jump"]

This alias would cause you to walk forward, and jump, with the simple action of typing "Pootis" into console.

You can use binds to activate other aliases. For example, bind home "wait 100;+jump;wait 1;-jump;wait 50;+crouch;wait 25;-crouch;wait 50;+jump;wait 1;-jump;wait 50;+crouch;wait 25;-crouch;wait 50;+jump;wait 1;-jump;wait 50;Pootis"

So at the end, it would go to the next bind.

bind home "wait 100;+jump;wait 1;-jump;wait 50;+duck;wait 25;-duck;wait 50;+jump;wait 1;-jump;wait 50;DanceA1"

alias DanceA1 ";+duck;wait 25;-duck;wait 50;+jump;wait 1;-jump;wait 50;+duck;wait 25;-duck;wait 50;+forward;wait 20;DanceA2"

alias DanceA2 "-forward;wait 50;taunt;wait 200;+back;wait 20;-back;say The following was an example dance.;slot3;wait 20;+attack;wait 1;-attack;say yey"

This is an example of a finished dance.

To use this ingame, you must copy each stanza, and enter then seperatly into the console. Don't enter them in ALL at once. Copy the first one, paste it, enter. Next... and etc. When you shut up TF2, all aliases are removed. I suggest saving all future dances on a notepad onto your computer, or just refer back to the group page.