Lineups

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Lineups represent a collection of nade setups (smokes, molotovs, flashes, HE grenades, decoys, and combos) that you or your team can save, organize, search, and reuse.
They are essential for executing strategies consistently and efficiently during matches.

Nade Details

Each nade contains a rich set of details to make it as descriptive and reusable as possible:

Map

Select one of the maps from the Active Duty pool.

Side

Choose the side where the nade is usually used:

• Counter-Terrorist
• Terrorist

Type

The type of nade:

• Smoke
• Molotov
• Flash
• HE Grenade
• Decoy
• Combo

Name

A descriptive label associated with the nade (e.g., A Site Smoke from T Spawn).

Status

Statuses represent the current state of the nade, helping you sort and filter them.
Available statuses:

• Active – ready for use.
• For Practice – needs more practice before reliable use.
• Draft – still being defined.
• For Review – awaiting approval from teammates or coaches.
• Archived – no longer in use.

Learn more about statuses here.

Motion

The in-game movement used to throw the nade:

• Standing
• Step
• Walking
• Running
• Crouched
• Crouched Walking

Throw

Specifies the exact throw mechanics:

• Normal Throw
• Jump Throw
• W + Jump Throw
• Left + Right Click Throw
• Left + Right Click Jump Throw
• Right Click Throw
• Right Click Jump Throw
• S + Jump Throw

Area

The general area of the map where this nade is used (e.g., A Site, B Site, Mid).

Areas depend on the selected map.

Tags

Additional properties and details for better categorization:

Properties

• Loose
• Precise
• Viewmodel
• Reticle Crosshair
• Multi-Stage

Details

• Common
• Instant
• Retake
• Through Smoke
• Combo Only

Coordinates

Precise map and crosshair placement for practice.
Entering the provided command in the developer console will teleport you to the exact position with your crosshair aligned.

Example:
setpos -161.029358 575.904785 -57.957336;setang -7.896429 -154.788879 0.000000

Images

Upload images that illustrate:

• How the nade is thrown.
• The trajectory.
• The landing spot.
• Any useful visual aids for memorization.

Destination

The Callout on the map where the nade lands.
You can specify multiple destinations if needed.

Throw Position

The Callout on the map where the nade is thrown from.
Multiple throw positions can be defined.

Video Link

Provide a URL to a video demonstrating the nade, ensuring 100% clarity on how it is executed.

You can access Lineups anytime from the left sidebar.

Creating Lineups

1. Click + Create button in the top-right corner.
2. Select New Nade from the dropdown.
3. Provide details for the nade:
   • Map
   • Side
   • Type
   • Name

INFO

All other fields are completely optional. You can choose to fill them or leave empty. Filling other fields would make searching and filtering through lineups easier.

4. Save it to your lineups.

Your nade will now appear inside your personal or team lineup collection, depending on the active workspace.

Using the Metastack Lineups

Instead of creating everything from scratch, you can import nades from the Metastack Content Library:

1. When inside Lineups, locate the dropdown in the main content area.
2. Switch from [Your/Team's] Lineups to Metastack Lineups.
3. Browse available nade setups provided by Metastack.
4. Import and start personalizing!

Personalization

All imported nades can be adapted to your team’s needs:

• Use your custom callouts. (When importing this is done by default!)
• Personalize Name for easier memorization.
• Add or remove images, set your custom coordinates and much more.

Summary

• Lineups are collections of nade setups.
• You can create your own or import from the Metastack Lineups.
• Switching between [Your/Team's] Lineups and Metastack Lineups is done via the dropdown in the main content area.
• Imported nades can be fully personalized to match your team’s language and style.