There’s no better way for a bag of sand to get spotted than when it’s sticking out of a wall in a suspicious way. Keep an eye out for awkward angles or blending too much with your surroundings. It’s a good place to start when you’re figuring out what makes you stand out and what makes you blend in. A good rule of thumb – at least in the beginning– is to find objects similar or identical to you and blend in with them. What places would you look for props first? Avoid those areas. Hunted: As a prop, these nooks are great at first but, after the game’s been alive for a bit, people start to wise up. If there’s an area of the map that you wouldn’t think to ever venture – a dead-end, a large object on the edge of the map, under a table, or a pile of rubble – that’s where you need to be looking. When you see hit markers, that means you’ve found someone so, keep firing. Now change whatever settings you want and hit 'Start Server' button. To start the server open a command prompt and type srcds.exe -game garrysmod +gamemode prophunt -autoupdate. Rename it from prophunt-master to just prophunt. Don’t feel dumb, you are gonna shoot a lot of inanimate objects in the hunt for props. Download PropHunt and extract to the 'C:steamcmdgmodgarrysmodgamemodes' folder. Hunter: As a hunter, the odd bucket or barrel that wouldn’t merit attention in any other game mode becomes your primary focus. While every map plays differently, this mode is a fantastic way to learn maps if you’re new to Call of Duty: WWII. MP maps aren’t designed specifically for Prop Hunt and, frankly, that’s a lot of the fun of this game mode.

How to set up prop hunt on gmod