Game assets

A game asset is a playable setup: one game mode on one map, with its lobby, team spawns and mode settings. One map can have several games, such as dom_brittany and tdm_brittany.

{
  "gameName": "dom_brittany",
  "mapName": "Brittany",
  "inRotation": true,
  "lobby": { "x": 158.5, "y": 4.0, "z": -2.5, "pitch": 0.0, "yaw": 0.0 },
  "teams": [
    {
      "name": "Allies",
      "spawns": [
        { "x": -170.1, "y": 24.6, "z": 624.1, "pitch": 0.0, "yaw": 6.2 }
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "Axis",
      "spawns": [
        { "x": -120.4, "y": 24.0, "z": 690.8, "pitch": 0.0, "yaw": 180.0 }
      ]
    }
  ],
  "gameModeData": {
    "gameType": "dom",
    "capturePoints": []
  }
}

Fields

Field	Required	Default	Description
gameName	Yes		The game’s name. Use the same value as the file name.
gameModeData	Yes		The mode’s settings. gameType picks the mode. See Game mode settings.
mapName	No	Empty	The map asset to play on. Must match a map file name.
lobby	No	None	Where players wait before the match.
teams	No	None	Each team’s spawns.
inRotation	No	true	Whether the game is in the rotation of games. Campaign games set this to false.

Positions

A position in a game asset has five required fields. pitch and yaw are the direction you face there.

Field	Type	Description
x, y, z	Number	World position.
pitch	Number	Up and down angle.
yaw	Number	Left and right angle.

Teams

Field	Required	Description
name	Yes	The team’s name.
spawns	Yes	A list of positions.

Each mode has its own teams, and name must match one or the entry is ignored. Most modes use Allies and Axis. Infected uses Survivors and Bootcamp uses Recruits. Free For All, Infected and Trouble Town use randomSpawns in their mode settings instead of team spawns.

Creating a game

The last argument is the game mode’s id:

/assets create games dom_mymap dom
/assets edit games dom_mymap map MyMap
/assets edit games dom_mymap lobby
/assets edit games dom_mymap spawn add Allies
/assets edit games dom_mymap spawn add Axis
/assets save-all

If a mode has more than one configuration, such as ranked and casual Saboteur, they share one game asset.

Editing a game

Every game has these commands. Commands that use a position take it from where you stand.

Command (after /assets edit games <name>)	What it does
tp	Teleports you to the lobby.
map <mapName>	Sets the map.
lobby	Sets the lobby to your position.
rotation <true/false>	Adds or removes the game from the rotation.

Each mode adds its own commands, listed in Game mode settings. Run /assets save-all when you’re done.

/assets test tells you what a game is missing.