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# Ingame Editor

The ingame editor allows server owners and players to add support for the CTF game mode without having access to the map. This happens through manually placing the spawn points and bases. The mod will then determine if a map supports CTF by default or not. If not, it will automatically load the editor configuration.

### Enable/Disable the editor

To enable the editor, simply use the chat command `!ctf_editor`. To disable it, use the same command again.

{% hint style="info" %}
Enabling the editor will globally enable it for everybody on the server so people can collaborate on placing game elements!
{% endhint %}

### Adding Bases

To add a base (the location where the flag of the selected team will be and where players have to return the flag to), use `!ctf_addtbase` or `!ctf_addctbase` respectively for each team.

Make sure to stand in the right direction as it will copy the current view angles from the player.

If you want to move the base, simply use the same command. This will remove the existing base and add a new one.

Having multiple bases for a team is not supported.

### Adding Spawns

TODO

### Commands

To see all editor related commands, check out the [command overview](/docs/getting-started/commands.md)


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