An autoexec.cfg file is used in CS:GO to ensure some commands / settings are always set. The autoexec.cfg file is automatically executed on startup like the config.cfg file, and can contain pretty much any client-side command in Counter Strike: Global Offensive.
Create a text file named autoexec in the above directory and save it with.cfg extension like this = autoexec.cfg Paste the following commands in autoexec.cfg file. If you already have an autoexec.cfg, back it up and overwrite it with this one. Note: if you are already using an autoexec.cfg file to execute your custom settings (not simply an earlier version of the guide, that could be simply overwritten instead), you have two options: 1) copy-paste the content of the guide inside it, merging the guide and your custom settings in one file. Or 2) name the guide differently (like guide. How to save (write or create) your cfg This is done using the console command hostwriteconfig and your config file name with the extension.cfg. Example: hostwriteconfig myconf.cfg. By the way, myconf.cfg - this is the name that you do come up. Do not change these unless you know what you are doing. Remember, these settings are client-side so if the server is 64tick it will set you to 64tick. Because some servers are 128 tick, it makes sense to have the best possible settings, so that you can take full advantage of these kind of servers.
In this guide we’ll run through how you create one and give you some tips on what to include.
First off, you’ll need to locate your config folder. This is a detailed Reddit thread on how to do so, but in short you can find CS:GOs config folder under the path: “…Steamuserdata<YOURID>730localcfg”.
Where “<YOURID>” is the ID of your Steam account (for example “91325575”).
Once you’re in the cfg folder, you should create a new file named “autoexec.cfg”. You need to use that exact name, otherwise it won’t work.
On Windows, do this by right clicking in the folder, go to “New” and then click “Text document”. Name the text document “autoexec.cfg”.
How Do I Create An Autoexec.cfg For Macs
Now you can enter any commands you want into the autoexec file. Do this by editing the file in a text editor. Again, on Windows you could do this by right clicking the file and selecting “Open with” and then “Notepad”.
(text following “//” (comments) is ignored in the autoexec. The following text can be copied straight into your autoexec.cfg.)
How Do I Create An Autoexec.cfg For Macbook Pro
There’s a few ways to solve this issue, listed below:
How Do I Create An Autoexec.cfg For Macbook Air
a) Manually execute the autoexec.cfg by entering the command “exec autoexec” in your in-game console.
b) Add all the commands from your autoexec.cfg to your config.cfg instead.
c) Add the command “exec autoexec” at the end of your config.cfg.
d) Add “+exec autoexec” to the launch options of Counter Strike: Global Offensive. For example, with the console activated your launch options would be: “-console +exec autoexec”.
You can use our list of all CS:GO console commands to find commands that you can add to your autoexec.cfg.
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Table of Contents
These hyperlinks will open a new tab instead of jumping onto each section Introduction http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=203603867#192632 Understanding Example Weapon/Gear/Nade Names Numpad Key Names Finishing Touches
Introduction
In this guide you will be learning the basics about a few console commands needed to make buy binds As I said above, I don't own 100% of the contents in this guide, it's merely an updated version of what has already been created These binds are only basic binds, I may explain aliases in the future when I feel like it If anything should be included just comment below and I'll update the guide I've only demonstrated with numpad keys with this guide but the same concept can be applied to other keys
Making an autoexec.cfg
In order edit your binds easily and what not, you're going to create an autoexec, don't worry I'll teach you how to exec it later on in the guide.When doing this part of the guide, just make the text document on the desktop for ease of access, you'll be moving it to a specific folder later on in the guide.
-Creating a new text document -Name the text document whatever you want, preferably autoexec (you're going to change it later on anyways).
-Open up the text document, locate to the top left.
Click File > Save As.
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and then a window should appear on your screen.
Click the 'Save as type' drop down box and select 'All Files' Click the 'File name' box and replace that name with autoexec.
cfg You can go ahead and download Notepad++ or just use the default Notepad to edit in the config, up to you, just open it up with any text editors and leave it open for now, we'll be using it later on.
Understanding
Be sure to check the Keypads section because keys like 'Home' doesn't mean the actual 'Home' key but the '7' key.Here is an example of a buy bind bind KP_5 'buy m4a1-s;ak47' bind 5 - The key you're going to be using to buy the weapons, which in this case is 5.
'buy m4a1-s;ak47' - The weapon you are going to buy when you hit 5.
Note: If you want to buy more than 1 weapon with 1 key then you're going to have to use the semicolon.
Example - 'buy awp;buy defuser;buy deagle;buy vesthelm'
Example
This is my personal buy binds that I use, you can choose to use it if you want or you can create your own that you can remember on the top of your head.//BINDS bind KP_PLUS 'buy defuser' bind KP_HOME 'buy p250' bind KP_UPARROW 'buy vest' bind KP_PGUP 'buy vesthelm' bind KP_LEFTARROW 'buy mp7' bind KP_5 'buy ak47;buy m4a1-s' bind KP_RIGHTARROW 'buy awp' bind KP_END 'buy flashbang' bind KP_DOWNARROW 'buy hegrenade' bind KP_PGDN 'buy smokegrenade' bind KP_DEL 'buy famas;buy galil' bind KP_INS 'buy deagle'
Weapon/Gear/Nade Names
The names at the left are the ones you're supposed to use for bindings, the ones on the right are just telling you what they are Pistols: glock - Glock 20 (T Only) hkp2000 - P2000 p250 - P250 elite - Dual Elites deagle - Desert Eagle/Deagle tec9 - Five Seven (CT Only) tec9 - Tec 9 (T Only) Sub-Machine Guns/PDW's: mp9 - MP9 (CT Only) mac10 - Mac 10 (T Only) mp7 - MP7 p90 - P90 bizon - PP-19 Bizon ump45 - UMP .45 Shotguns: nova - Nova xm1014 - XM 1014 mag7 - MAG 7 (CT Only) sawedoff - Sawed Off (T Only) Machine Guns: negev - Negev m249 - M249 Rifles: sg008 - SG 008 Sniper/Scout awp - AWP Sniper ak47 - AK 47 (T Only) galilar - Galil (T Only) sg556 - SG 556 (T Only) g3sg1 - G3 SG1 (T Only) famas - Famas (CT Only) m4a1 - M4A4 (CT Only) m4a1-s - M4A1 Silenced (CT Only) aug - AUG (CT Only) scar20 - Scar 20 (CT Only) Grenades: hegrenade - Basic Grenade flashbang - Flashbang smokegrenade - Smoke Grenade decoy - Decoy Grenade molotov - Molotov (T Only) incgrenade - Incindiary Grenade (CT Only) Gears: defuser - Defuse Kit vest - Kevlar vesthelm - Kevlar+Helment
Numpad Key Names
Take note of these keys, it's important to know something like 'Home' doesn't mean the 'Home button but the '7' Use the ones on the left hand side before the dash KP_MULTIPLY - '*' KP_SUBTRACT/MINUS - '-' KP_PLUS - '+' KP_INS - 0 / Ins KP_DEL - '.' / Del KP_END - 1 / End KP_DOWNARROW - 2 / Down Arrow KP_PGDN - 3 / Page Down KP_LEFTARROW - 4 / Left Arrow KP_5 - 5 (Centre Button) KP_RIGHTARROW - 6 / Right Arrow KP_HOME - 7 / Home KP_UPARROW - 8 / Up Arrow KP_PGUP - 9 / Page Up
Other Key Names
These work the same way the numpad ones do.Letter Keys A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z Number Keys 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 Function Keys F1, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9, F10, F11, F12 Arrow Keys LEFTARROW RIGHTARROW UPARROW DOWNARROW Special Keys ENTER, SPACE, SHIFT, CTRL, PAUSE, ALT, BACKSPACE, TAB, CAPSLOCK Scroll/Navigation Keys INS, DEL, HOME, END, PGUP, PGDN Misc.
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Finishing Touches
If the launch options don't work try '+' instead of '-' So basically '+exec autoexec' If that doesn't work then open up your config.cfg like you did to your autoexec.
cfg and add exec autoexec.
cfg (not sure if it works but worked for others) If that doesn't work either then type 'exec autoexec' in-game Now that you have read over the stuff you needed to you should have a basic understanding of how bind works and how to set it up yourself, for this example I'm just going to use my existing binds.
-Right click your autoexec.
cfg -Select 'Open With'.
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-Choose your text editor program -Now you can set up your buy binds in there however you like.
Now you'll have to let the get execute it for it to work.
Go on to Steam.
- Right click CS:GO on your library - Properties - Set launch options.
When you're in that box type '-exec autoexec' Now just launch the game and then you'll be set, go in game and have fun!