Once created you can put all of your settings in there, and then when you launch the game the settings from that file will be loaded by default seamlessly.įirstly before we start you need to have an essential file editor to read and edit the. By default, if using windows, Notepad should be installed and this is perfect.įollowing the upcoming steps should ensure your imminent success:ġ.
Open steam and navigate to CS:GO in your library, right click on the entry, go to Properties and then click on Browse Local Files. Go to your steam folder found at: Program Files(x86)\Steam\userdata\730\local\cfgĪ. In either of these folders you need to right click and create a text file and name it autoexec.txt b. In this file you should add all of your console commands that apply to your settings (recommended and examples will be coming up soon) c. After you have finished adding all of your commands you need to click File then Save As and save it as autoexec.cfg, you need to make sure you save it as All Files type otherwise it won't be readable by the game.Īlternatively if easier you can always make a copy of the file already in that folder named config.cfg and rename the copy to autoexec.cfg, this will make an autoexec of your current state of your game. If you believe you have found your perfect settings I recommend doing this as it is so much more convenient. How do I Run and Use an autoexec.cfg for CS?Īfter you have made the autoexec.cfg file we need to tell the game to launch with these settings every time you press play. Right-click CS:GO in your Steam Library 3. Navigate to Properties and then to Set Launch Options… 4. Once the box opens enter the command +exec autoexec.cfg 5. Click OK Now all you need to do is press play and win games on your personal perfect settings, which will be there every time you hit that play button. If you need to edit your autoexec.cfg settings it is very easy to change, all you need to do is right-click the file and Open With and make sure to choose Notepad. Recommended Commands to include in your autoexec.cfg: Here you can edit and add commands whenever you want, personal preferences always change and the key to success is to feel as content as you can. You can change all of the following values to whatever you feel most comfortable with.
Radar Settings: cl_radar_always_centered "1" cl_radar_icon_scale_min "0.6" cl_radar_rotate "1" cl_radar_scale "0.450000" cl_hud_radar_scale "0.83"Ĭrosshair Settings: cl_crosshair_drawoutline "0" cl_crosshair_dynamic_maxdist_splitratio "0.35" cl_crosshair_dynamic_splitalpha_innermod "1" cl_crosshair_dynamic_splitalpha_outermod "0.5" cl_crosshair_dynamic_splitdist "7" cl_crosshair_friendly_warning "1" cl_crosshair_outlinethickness "1" cl_crosshair_sniper_show_normal_inaccuracy "0" cl_crosshair_sniper_width "1" cl_crosshair_t "0" cl_crosshairalpha "255" cl_crosshaircolor "4" cl_crosshaircolor_b "165" cl_crosshaircolor_g "255" cl_crosshaircolor_r "255" cl_crosshairdot "1" cl_crosshairgap "-1" cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue "0" cl_crosshairscale "0" cl_crosshairsize "1" cl_crosshairstyle "5" cl_crosshairthickness "0" cl_crosshairusealpha "1" Keybinds: To find all of your current keybinds you can find them all in game with console using the command key_listboundkeys which you can copy and paste directly into your autoexec.cfg These values are just an example to demonstrate the commands.
HOW TO MAKE AN AUTOEXEC FILE HOW TO
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