[...] bind "1" "slot1; r_drawviewmodel 1; alias vaihto vaihtosecondary;" bind "2" "slot2; r_drawviewmodel 0; alias vaihto vaihtoprimary;" bind "3" "slot3; r_drawviewmodel 1; alias vaihto vaihtosecondary;" alias vaihto "vaihtosecondary" alias vaihtoprimary "slot1; r_drawviewmodel 1; alias vaihto vaihtosecondary" alias vaihtosecondary "slot2; r_drawviewmodel 0; alias vaihto vaihtoprimary" press 1 and 3 for viewmodel, 2 for none. Just put this in your class cfg. but its going to work with all classes once you put it in one class cfg so put it in every class cfg and modify the 1´s and the 0´s.

sup here i have a question. i saw that models were like half-viewed in some clips, how can i make same?

[...] I just wrote something for myself. Basically, q switches between your primary and secondary weapon. That means, if you press q after having your melee out, you switch to your primary and if you press q again, you switch to your secondary instead of back to melee. Feel free to use it and ask questions here: alias primary "slot1;r_drawviewmodel 0;alias nextweapon secondary" alias secondary "slot2;r_drawviewmodel 0;alias nextweapon primary" alias nextweapon "secondary" bind 1 "primary" bind 2 "secondary" bind 3 "slot3;r_drawviewmodel 1;alias nextweapon primary" bind q "nextweapon" tf_remember_activeweapon "1"

sup here i have a question. i saw that models were like half-viewed in some clips, how can i make same?

ask thalash for advanced viewmodels

Doesn't work perfectly with lastinv/q though. If you want that, it's fairly more complicated and you need to set tf_remember_activeweapon 1, which I find really inconvenient at times.

ask thalash for advanced viewmodels

Don't use TF2mate, it gives you loads of stuff you didn't ask for. It's bloated with useless aliases and you will get a headache if you ever want to change anything in those scripts manually. I'd recommend learning how to script yourself, it is actually not that complicated once you get down the basics. Knowing how to script is incredibly useful as well. Here's a good guide on how to script: http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Scripting (just try to avoid to make/use scripts that aren't useful, such as the rocket jumping script or the air strafing script, that is a surprisingly common mistake people new to scripting make). Until then, just follow feeling blue's instructions.