Disabling Chat in Counterstrike: Source

[DayLaPaul]

I was wondering if anyone knew a way to disable normal chat on CSS. I already know how to disable voice, but couldn't figure out the console command for normal chat.

 

[Dangerer]

How do you disable voice? I hate annoying kidzzz

 

[Elderly Newt]

i dont think there is one. you could always just mute everyone in the server as this disables their voice and text.

dangerer, i believe there is a checkbox in the settings to enable voice. simply uncheck the checkbox and voice will be disabled. Or you could use the console command "voice_enable 0" (I think thats what it is)

 

[DayLaPaul]

Yea, voice_enable 1 turns off voice. The reason I want to disable normal chat though, is because my 9 year old nephew has been playing CSS for about a year now, and he's getting pretty good. I just thought I'd try to give him a more "rated G" experience if i could.. Right now he just ignores it, as I'm sure it's nothing he doesn't already encounter in school everyday anyway, but I still thought I'd try to be the "good uncle."

 

[Nextman916]

Originally posted by: DayLaPaul
Yea, voice_enable 1 turns off voice. The reason I want to disable normal chat though, is because my 9 year old nephew has been playing CSS for about a year now, and he's getting pretty good. I just thought I'd try to give him a more "rated G" experience if i could.. Right now he just ignores it, as I'm sure it's nothing he doesn't already encounter in school everyday anyway, but I still thought I'd try to be the "good uncle."

:Q Only 9?!?!?!?! That must mean he picked up cs when he was 8, boy kids sure do start early these days.....i bet hes one of those annoying voices on cs jk

 

[oogabooga]

Originally posted by: DayLaPaul
Yea, voice_enable 1 turns off voice. The reason I want to disable normal chat though, is because my 9 year old nephew has been playing CSS for about a year now, and he's getting pretty good. I just thought I'd try to give him a more "rated G" experience if i could.. Right now he just ignores it, as I'm sure it's nothing he doesn't already encounter in school everyday anyway, but I still thought I'd try to be the "good uncle."

curious that dirty words in chat = bad, but headshots with blood and bodies flying back = okay.