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How to have a spelling gamesense clantag.

By Lily

This Guide will show a method to have a moving clantag in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.

I already released an other version of this guide, but I will use another method this time.

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Languages: English

Category: Getting Started, Competition, HUD & UI, Modding & Scripts

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6 Mar, 2021 @ 5:05am

10 May, 2024 @ 8:50am

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Guide Index

Overview

Joining Groups

Saving Config

How to do this with your own clantag.

Using The Clantag

If you want it bound to leftclick (you can still shoot)

Is it safe to use the clantag?

Automation? (not really, but almost)

Comments

Joining Groups

Saving Config

If you want to bind the "gamesense" clantag to mousewheel, you can use this:

alias "1891" "cl_clanid 39977687; bind "mwheelup" 1892; bind "mwheeldown" 1908" alias "1892" "cl_clanid 39977699; bind "mwheelup" 1893; bind "mwheeldown" 1891" alias "1893" "cl_clanid 39977700; bind "mwheelup" 1894; bind "mwheeldown" 1892" alias "1894" "cl_clanid 39977705; bind "mwheelup" 1895; bind "mwheeldown" 1893" alias "1895" "cl_clanid 39977711; bind "mwheelup" 1896; bind "mwheeldown" 1894" alias "1896" "cl_clanid 39977712; bind "mwheelup" 1897; bind "mwheeldown" 1895" alias "1897" "cl_clanid 39977715; bind "mwheelup" 1898; bind "mwheeldown" 1896" alias "1898" "cl_clanid 39977722; bind "mwheelup" 1899; bind "mwheeldown" 1897" alias "1899" "cl_clanid 33349060; bind "mwheelup" 1900; bind "mwheeldown" 1898" alias "1900" "cl_clanid 39977746; bind "mwheelup" 1901; bind "mwheeldown" 1899" alias "1901" "cl_clanid 39977748; bind "mwheelup" 1902; bind "mwheeldown" 1900" alias "1902" "cl_clanid 39977802; bind "mwheelup" 1903; bind "mwheeldown" 1901" alias "1903" "cl_clanid 39977803; bind "mwheelup" 1904; bind "mwheeldown" 1902" alias "1904" "cl_clanid 39977804; bind "mwheelup" 1905; bind "mwheeldown" 1903" alias "1905" "cl_clanid 39977805; bind "mwheelup" 1906; bind "mwheeldown" 1904" alias "1906" "cl_clanid 39977806; bind "mwheelup" 1907; bind "mwheeldown" 1905" alias "1907" "cl_clanid 39977808; bind "mwheelup" 1908; bind "mwheeldown" 1906" alias "1908" "cl_clanid 0; bind "mwheelup" 1891; bind "mwheeldown" 1907" bind "mwheelup" "1891" bind "mwheeldown" "1907"

How to do this with your own clantag.

First: Decide on a series of free alias.

Don't use any preoccupied command-names. If you don't know if your alias is preocupied, just try it in your console.

Second: Find out your clanid.

Some groups have their clanid in their description.
If you have created the clan yourself you can navigate to you group.
Then press on "Edit group profile" and your clanid is right at the top.

If this also does't work, save your clantag in csgo. Quit the game, and look in your
"steam-userdata" / "730" folder for your cfg. there you can find your clanid by searching for

cl_clanid

Third: Put your alias clanid and key in this code in your config:

alias "[youralias]" "cl_clanid [yourclanid]; bind [yourkey] [yournextalias]"

With alias as "1891" and the first "gamesense" clanid, as well as "j" as my key, this is the outcome:

alias "1891" "cl_clanid 39977687; bind "j" 1892"

Fouth: Repeat this until you have used all your clanids.

alias "1891" "cl_clanid 39977687; bind "j" 1892" alias "1892" "cl_clanid 39977699; bind "j" 1893" alias "1893" "cl_clanid 39977700; bind "j" 1894" alias "1894" "cl_clanid 39977705; bind "j" 1895" alias "1895" "cl_clanid 39977711; bind "j" 1896" alias "1896" "cl_clanid 39977712; bind "j" 1897" alias "1897" "cl_clanid 39977715; bind "j" 1898" alias "1898" "cl_clanid 39977722; bind "j" 1899" alias "1899" "cl_clanid 33349060; bind "j" 1900" alias "1900" "cl_clanid 39977746; bind "j" 1901" alias "1901" "cl_clanid 39977748; bind "j" 1902" alias "1902" "cl_clanid 39977802; bind "j" 1903" alias "1903" "cl_clanid 39977803; bind "j" 1904" alias "1904" "cl_clanid 39977804; bind "j" 1905" alias "1905" "cl_clanid 39977805; bind "j" 1906" alias "1906" "cl_clanid 39977806; bind "j" 1907" alias "1907" "cl_clanid 39977808; bind "j" 1908" alias "1908" "cl_clanid 0; bind "j" 1909"

I also bound clanid 0 for no clan.

Fifth: To make your clantag loop, bind the first alias to your key in your last alias.

Sixth: Now you only need to bind the first alias to your key on loading the config.

Using The Clantag

You need to press your key in order to display the next clantag.

I eigther use "j" or I just scroll on my mousewheel by using "mwheelup" or "mwheeldown".

I recommend using one of the mousewheeldirections.

If you want it bound to leftclick (you can still shoot)

If you want the rotation of your clantag bound to a spezific action, just take this and change mouse1 to the button your action is on, and change the clanids to your own, as well as "-attack" and "+attack" to the command for the wanted action.

This is the config if you want my gamesense clantag to be bound on your shooting with leftclick:

alias "-1891" "cl_clanid 39977687; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1892" alias "-1892" "cl_clanid 39977699; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1893" alias "-1893" "cl_clanid 39977700; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1894" alias "-1894" "cl_clanid 39977705; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1895" alias "-1895" "cl_clanid 39977711; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1896" alias "-1896" "cl_clanid 39977712; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1897" alias "-1897" "cl_clanid 39977715; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1898" alias "-1898" "cl_clanid 39977722; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1899" alias "-1899" "cl_clanid 33349060; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1900" alias "-1900" "cl_clanid 39977746; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1901" alias "-1901" "cl_clanid 39977748; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1902" alias "-1902" "cl_clanid 39977802; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1903" alias "-1903" "cl_clanid 39977803; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1904" alias "-1904" "cl_clanid 39977804; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1905" alias "-1905" "cl_clanid 39977805; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1906" alias "-1906" "cl_clanid 39977806; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1907" alias "-1907" "cl_clanid 39977808; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1908" alias "-1908" "cl_clanid 0; -attack; bind "mouse1" +1891" alias "+1891" "+attack" alias "+1892" "+attack" alias "+1893" "+attack" alias "+1894" "+attack" alias "+1895" "+attack" alias "+1896" "+attack" alias "+1897" "+attack" alias "+1898" "+attack" alias "+1899" "+attack" alias "+1900" "+attack" alias "+1901" "+attack" alias "+1902" "+attack" alias "+1903" "+attack" alias "+1904" "+attack" alias "+1905" "+attack" alias "+1906" "+attack" alias "+1907" "+attack" alias "+1908" "+attack" bind "mouse1" "+1891"

Is it safe to use the clantag?

Well, basically:

It is a feature added by CS, by adding the config systeam and clanid commands. So it is allowed to use in CS:GO.
But there will probably be a lot of people, who think that you are cheating.
In Overwatch you can't see names, profiles or clantags.
Because of these reasons it is safe to use.

Theoratically:

If the Guy who gets you in Overwatch, because you got reported too many times for your clantag, is cheating and can see the names and profiles in the Overwatch, he could think you are cheating just because you had the clantag.
Even if one of the Guys in Overwatch thinks you are cheating you are not getting banned instantly though. If you are in Overwatch you get watched by multible of people, and the 1 Guy who is cheating in Overwatch can't ban you.
If there are a lot of cheaters who watch Overwatches, you could get banned theoratically.
Maybe if the Cheater in Overwatch sees this Guide, or a similar one on your profile, or before watching his Overwatches (this option is not really realistic), he could tell you are just using these binds.
But getting this many cheaters in your OW is highly unrealistic in my eyes.

Conclusion:

It is safe to use.

Automation? (not really, but almost)

Sadly, you are not allowed to use a makro to animate the clantag, to animate it without a makro, we need to bind it to a key we already use. (or multible)

to do that we can use and alias instead of a bind:

alias "1891" "cl_clanid 39977687; alias clantagrotate 1892" alias "1892" "cl_clanid 39977699; alias clantagrotate 1893" alias "1893" "cl_clanid 39977700; alias clantagrotate 1894" alias "1894" "cl_clanid 39977705; alias clantagrotate 1895" alias "1895" "cl_clanid 39977711; alias clantagrotate 1896" alias "1896" "cl_clanid 39977712; alias clantagrotate 1897" alias "1897" "cl_clanid 39977715; alias clantagrotate 1898" alias "1898" "cl_clanid 39977722; alias clantagrotate 1899" alias "1899" "cl_clanid 33349060; alias clantagrotate 1900" alias "1900" "cl_clanid 39977746; alias clantagrotate 1901" alias "1901" "cl_clanid 39977748; alias clantagrotate 1902" alias "1902" "cl_clanid 39977802; alias clantagrotate 1903" alias "1903" "cl_clanid 39977803; alias clantagrotate 1904" alias "1904" "cl_clanid 39977804; alias clantagrotate 1905" alias "1905" "cl_clanid 39977805; alias clantagrotate 1906" alias "1906" "cl_clanid 39977806; alias clantagrotate 1907" alias "1907" "cl_clanid 39977808; alias clantagrotate 1908" alias "1908" "cl_clanid 00000000; alias clantagrotate 1891" alias clantagrotate 1891

Now, we just have to alter some binds you frequently use from something like that:

bind "e" "+use"

to something like that:

bind "e" "+use; clantagrotate"

To stop the clantag just type that in your console:

alias clantagrotate

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