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Welcome to the CS:GO.Tips wiki! This page is for users hoping to contribute throws, callouts, or maps to CS:GO.Tips.

Contents

• Grenade Throws
• Callouts
• Maps

Grenade Throws

Capturing

There are two ways to upload a throw (A or B):

A: Film yourself

Use a game-capturing program of your choice to film the grenade throw. The video should be as short as possible, and under 15 seconds. It can also be edited after filming. Upload to gfycat, or other compatible video host.

B: Upload via YouTube or other service

Use gfycat's "From a URL" upload feature to select a section of a video, then upload.

Creating the JSON representation

Throws are represented in the following way:

{
    "from": "Van",
    "to": "CT Mid",
    "team": "T",
    "speed": "still",
    "height": "jump",
    "throw_speed": "full throw",
    "loc": [1730, 976, -330, 16],
    "webm": "http:\/\/giant.gfycat.com\/ExaltedNimbleCuttlefish.webm",
    "mp4": "http:\/\/giant.gfycat.com\/ExaltedNimbleCuttlefish.mp4",
    "gif": "http:\/\/giant.gfycat.com\/ExaltedNimbleCuttlefish.gif"
}

• from (string) - Start location of throw
• to (string) - End location of throw
• team ("T", "CT", or "Both") - Team the throw is useful for
• speed ("still", "crouch", "walk", "sprint", plus "backwards" if applicable) - Player's speed while throwing the grenade
• height ("crouch", "stand", "jump") - Player's height during the throw. "jump" assumes a jump-throw bind.
• throw_speed ("full throw", "half throw", or "toss") - The speed the grenade is thrown at (m1, m1+m2, and m2 respectively)

The next bits are a bit more tricky.

Callouts

Maps