Open your brand new autoexec.txt file and write your favorite commands.
You should name this ‘ autoexec.txt ‘ when you make it. Right click somewhere that’s not a file and click ‘ New ‘ -> ‘ Text Document ‘. You’ll see a long list of files and documents, but don’t worry about that. I tried manually putting it in the config.cfg file, still just resets it, but keeps the crosshair and the binding.Īlso - when i type "exec autoexec.cfg" (without the ") as the bottom line in the config, it just gets removed. Double click on ‘ csgo ‘, then go to ‘ cfg ‘. Things that gets reset to default every time it doesn't execute: As an example, I looked into the settings and found one regarding 'spin decay'. Yes, this could be the edge of a slippery slope, especially if players start adjusting settings that make game play easier. 3: Save it - File>Save as make sure you change 'Encoding' to 'All files' 4: save file as autoexec.cfg and config.cfg. Add hostwriteconfig to the bottom of the file. 2: Open autoexec from your desktop with notepad. I heard the bottom line should fix it, but still no change. The autoexec.cfg file saves the user from entering the commands in the console each time they start a game. 1: copy your autoexec and config to your desktop. This is what i want to be inside the autoconfig, and as said, it works the first time I use it, but never again then. For example, Ill click a key like b and it will make me jump and lower my fps at the same time so when I scroll back, it jumps and crouches at the same time for an easy superglide. I have tried to fix it, but it still doesn't work. I wanna make autoexec cfg files so my fps changes when I hit a certain button it makes it easier to superglide. It works the very first time i put it in the folder where it is supposed to be, but then it just stops, which is weird to me. Going into csgo, wanting to change some configs which can only be done through console - I was basically trying to make an autoexec.cfg through tutorials on youtube and websites.
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