Gunz Online Guide

Date: 08-25-2009 Views: Loading Comments: Loading

Basic Controls

GUNZ is based on a so-called "WASD" keyboard, often used for FPS games on PC.

Players can, however, change the key layout anytime desired as all keyboards can be adjusted by the player.

Name	Default Key	Description
Forward	W, Up Arrow	Move forward(s)
Backward	S, Down Arrow	Move backward(s)
Scrafe Left	A	Move to the left in a position facing forward(s)
Scrafe Right	D	Move to the right in a position facing forward(s)
Jump	Space Bar	Make(s) a jump
Shoot/Slash	LMB*, Left Ctrl	Shoot a gun or slash the weapon selected
Reload	R	Reload the currently selected weapon
Melee Weapon	1	Select(s) the close weapon
Primary Ranged Weapon	2	Select(s) the primary
Secondary Ranged Weapon	3	Select(s) the secondary
Item #1	4	Select(s) item no.1
Item #2	5	Select(s) item no.2
Prev. Weapon/Item	Q, Wheel Up	Select(s) the previous weapon or item
Next Weapon/Item	E, Wheel Down	Select(s) the next weapon or item
Chat	Return	Open or close the chatting entry
Team Chat	'	Open the chatting entry for your team only
Main Menu	ESC	Call(s) the main menu
Game Status	Tab	Show(s) the score of players currently in the game, their levels and whether they are killed or not.
Taunt	`	Taunt(s) other players

Click here for info about Advanced Controls !

What are slashes commands?

GunZ supports intuitive user interface but at the same time offers "slashes command" system in order to provide support for a more convenient and expandable system. The slashes commands refer to the commands that can be used while chatting in the lobby or on the wait screen or while doing a game. They can be used in the field where an ordinary dialogue can be entered. Once you understand chatting commands, you can connect a variety of functions with keyboard by linking the macro function of the option with the command.

Check out here ,to browse the slashes commands that can be used at GunZ.

Color Letters

You can color the letters! You can color the letters in order to express your opinion more effectively while engaged in a dialogue. Just add a figure behind the code ^.

For example, if you enter "^1Hello. ^2Nice to meet you." Then you will see in the window "Hello. Nice to meet you."

Colored letters stand out too much for those people who enjoy games. Thus, refrain from using this function unless it is absolutely necessary. Different figures represent different colors.1: red, 2: green, 3: blue, 4: yellow, 5: dark red, 6: dark green, 6: dark blue, 7: dark yellow, 8: gray, 9: dark gray, 0: white