Few Settings Tips From The Competitive Team

[Wilson!!]

i wonder what spidey's config looks like. Probably this:

lol

 

[Wilson!!]

bump

 

[Dalsia]

You guys should also change your view models, especially soldiers, medics and demomen. The command for this is viewmodel fov_[number]. I think I have mine set to 90, but you can tweak it to what you like. If used right, this command will allow you to see more on the screen, and to be honest it just makes my playing feel smoother.

 

[Goz]

What are the normal settings for these in case someone inputs them and doesn't like it, or they have a worse problem? That way they can set their game back to the way it was.

delete config.cfg hope for the best.

 

[Cold[INACTIVE]]

Crogram FilesSteamsteamappsyournamehereteam fortress 2tfcfg

look in "Program Files (x86)" for 64-bit systems.

Right click on autoexec and select "Open with". Set this to Notepad and check the box to always use the selected program to open this type of file (*.cfg files). Once in Notepad, make all the changes you want.

If you want to get clever, you can put stuff in other cfg files and call them from autoexec using the "exec <filename>" command.

I don't have a autoexec in my cfg file, I really don't know what I'm doing though. Those settings that Wilson said to use work great for me, I just don't want to have to enter them every time I launch tf2.

 

[d0nk3yk0n9]

I don't have a autoexec in my cfg file, I really don't know what I'm doing though. Those settings that Wilson said to use work great for me, I just don't want to have to enter them every time I launch tf2.

If you don't have a file called "autoexec.cfg", create a document in notepad, enter all the settings you want, and then save it in the cfg file as "autoexec.cfg". That's what I had to do, as for some reason there wasn't an autoexec file to begin with.

 

[Cold[INACTIVE]]

Thanks, that worked perfectly.