Bots aren't compatible with payload race maps. After this, type nav_analyze, which will save the nav mesh to your computer so you don't have to use the nav_generate command everytime you load a specific map. This will freeze your game for a few to several minutes, don't worry, that's normal). If the bots aren't moving on your map, type in nav_generate (When you do this, your game will generate 'nav mesh', which is used to determine how the bots move. You can reset this with tf_bot_melee_only 0. To get Medieval Mode to fully function with the bots type in tf_bot_melee_only 1. tf_bot_warp_to_me-warps all bots to your exact location. tf_bot_keep_class_after_death 1 and tf_bot_reevaluate_class_in_spawnroom 0. If you want bots to lock what class they're on you can use these following commands: There IS a cap to how many bots you can spawn in. Then, type the command mp_autoteambalance 0. mp_teamsunbalancelimit 5 would mean that one team can have up to 5 more players/bots than the other team without any autobalance or team limit mechanics kicking in. one teams has 2 or more players than the other team), type in mp_teamsunbalancelimit undefined. tf_bot_kick *team* will kick all bots on one team (Ex: tf_bot_kick red). tf_bot_kick all will kick all bots on the server. You will need to use quotation marks (") in order to despawn in bots with more than one word in their name. "tf_bot_add" can be fully extended to tf_bot_add -so, for example, tf_bot_add 10 blue heavyweapons. (Ex: Keypad 1 is KP_END.) You can figure out what a key's ID is by temporarily setting it in the options menu, then canceling. These keys have different ids when binding. This keypad has things like a "Num Lock" and a larger Zero key. Some computers have extra keys on the right side of the standard keyboard. You'll need to hold that whilst pressing the desired f-key for the key to register. If your f-keys don't work, check for an "fn" key on your keyboard. 
What to do if your f keys don't work (ex: pressing F4 in MvM mode doesn't "ready" your character): Ex: bind "b" "say Random Crits are Fair and Balanced".bind "key" explode - Your character blows upĬhat Binds (pressing a key that sends a message in chat):.bind "key" kill - Your character commits suicide and ragdolls.
Whenever you pressed the "u" key, you will tell the game to execute the command "sv_cheats 1". There are some TF2 servers that have sv_cheats set to 1, which means that you can do a lot of commands in a multiplayer server. 
Use the "Create a Server" button at the end of the "Find a Game" selection screen. At the top of the HUD will be a "ready up" screen, and this for some reason will persist and stay no matter how many times you hit "f4". Keep in mind that this method is a bit buggy if you're switching to some maps, as the game will register you as playing in competitive mode. Open up the developer console and type in "map id" ("id" should be replaced with your map name, like cp_degroot keep, cp_cloak or arena_watchtower Ex: map cp_cloak). You can use the second method after starting a training match to flip between different maps whenever you like. This creates a server for you, and sets the server settings to that of a normal tf2 match. Start a training match via the game's "find a game" selection screen. Don't worry, the server will close once the host leaves, it's not an open public community server, unless you explicitly change the settings of the server to be that way, and yes you can have your friends join the server if you use the invite function through Steam's friend menu. There are multiple ways to freely and quickly create a tf2 server.
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