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* Since the {{Patch name|12|20|2013}}, all [[Cosmetic items]] are listed under the Miscellaneous (Misc) Items tab instead of the Headgear (Hats) tab. The Headgear tab has not been removed, but it is empty.
 
* Since the {{Patch name|12|20|2013}}, all [[Cosmetic items]] are listed under the Miscellaneous (Misc) Items tab instead of the Headgear (Hats) tab. The Headgear tab has not been removed, but it is empty.
 
* Since the {{Patch name|2|29|2016}}, items that are not tradable (such as achievement items) are no longer gift wrappable, but the Mann Co. Catalog still states the opposite.
 
* Since the {{Patch name|2|29|2016}}, items that are not tradable (such as achievement items) are no longer gift wrappable, but the Mann Co. Catalog still states the opposite.
* The Mann Co. Catalog will state that items such as the Golden Wrench and the Saxxy can be gift-wrapped.
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* The catalog will state that items such as the Golden Wrench and the Saxxy can be gift-wrapped.
* The Mann Co. Catalog will state that the Red Rock Roscoe [[War Paint]] can be applied to almost every item the catalog lists, including [[cosmetics]] and [[crates]].
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* The catalog will state that the Red Rock Roscoe [[War Paint]] can be applied to almost every item the catalog lists, including [[cosmetics]] and [[crates]].
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* The catalog mentions that the [[Cow Mangler 5000]] can receive critical hits by the effects of the [[Kritzkrieg]], despite all critical hits from that weapon being automatically turned into mini-crits.
  
 
== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==

Revision as of 02:54, 4 February 2022

Mann Co. Catalog icon
Hmmm, have a gander at this little beauty.
The Sniper browsing the catalog
The Mann Co. Catalog showing a Homewrecker.

The Mann Co. Catalog is an in-game index of all items within Team Fortress 2. Released in the Mann-Conomy Update, the catalog enables players to view information and images of specific items and provides shortcuts to each item's respective article on the Team Fortress Wiki (through the "Item Wiki Page" button) as well as links to purchase said item in the Mann Co. Store. There are currently over 1,500 items listed in the Mann Co. Catalog.

The catalog may be accessed through the "Items" screen on the main menu.

Screen elements

Item Selection Window

Nearly all of the items presently or historically obtainable in the game are listed in the catalog. The arrows may be clicked to scroll through the pages, or a parameter may be chosen from the drop down box. When hovering over an item, a larger image of it will pop up. Upon selecting an item in the Catalog, information will be provided through the Info Pane.

Info Pane

This box provides detailed information about the items available in Team Fortress 2. When an item is selected, the Info Pane indicates which class may equip the item, the slot to which it is assigned, provides a brief item description, lists the item's effect(s), and also lists the tools that are compatible with it.

View in Store

This button leads to the selected item's Mann Co. Store page, where it may be available for purchase. On the item's store page, players can preview the item in use by any class that may equip it. This button does not work with the new Mann Co. Store UI which has been assigned to users at random for testing.

Item Wiki Page

This button opens the selected item's article on the Team Fortress Wiki in the Steam Web Browser.

Stats

This tab leads back to the Stats page.

Update history

September 30, 2010 Patch (Mann-Conomy Update)

  • The Mann Co. Catalog was added to the game.

March 12, 2015 Patch

April 25, 2016 Patch

  • Fixed a problem with the Mann Co. Catalog images being drawn off-screen.

Bugs

Trivia

  • The book cover of the icon for the Catalog spells itself as "Catalogue". In the USA (where Team Fortress 2 is set) and Canada, both catalog and catalogue spellings are used, with catalogue more traditional and catalog far more common. The Mann Co. Catalogue book uses the spelling common in Commonwealth English, in accordance with Mann Co. being an international (and partly-Australian) company in the game's lore (note the outline of Australia itself on the cover).

See also