WhiteChedda help!

[Hindy]

re: saber carnage

 

i posted a couple of days ago asking if there was any way to permantly change settings (saber colour, dismemberment etc) without having to use the console all the time, you replied saying by making a text file.

 

Could you please give me a step by step idiots guide as ive been messing around with no avail. I do mean idiots guide too!!! Even if i need a specific program, cos i really am useless at this sort of thing.

 

Cheers in advance

[teleguy]

Create a new textfile in your base folder and name it autoexec.cfg

or use any other name e.g. custom.cfg .

Open the file and put in your console commands. Save it as *.* file. If the file has a .txt in his name delete the .txt part.

The autoexec.cfg will load automatically, if you named it custom.cfg you have to type in the console /exec custom.cfg every time you start a game.

[WhiteChedda]

Originally posted by Hindy

re: saber carnage

 

i posted a couple of days ago asking if there was any way to permantly change settings (saber colour, dismemberment etc) without having to use the console all the time, you replied saying by making a text file.

 

Could you please give me a step by step idiots guide as ive been messing around with no avail. I do mean idiots guide too!!! Even if i need a specific program, cos i really am useless at this sort of thing.

 

Cheers in advance

 

 

Sure, open notepad.

 

type each concole variable change you want to make on a line, something like this

 

set helpusobi 1

set cg_drawfps 1

set g_saberRealisticCombat 1

bind 0 screenshot

 

 

then save the file in the BASE folder of the install path with the name autoexec.cfg

 

This file will be automatically executed at every startup. If you decide you want to use some config data only sometimes and not every time, then save them in a file with a different name and use exec configfile.cfg at the console when you want them, for now just deal with autoexec.cfg though, until you get the hang of config files.

 

remember you must use set in a config file, you can forget it in the console.