Post by aeris on Aug 31, 2009 10:31:00 GMT -5
Hi
Some people asked me how the .cfg files I use work. These files are really useful to save things, like binds, names, etc. For instance, I use a cfg file to login to my account and to load my prefs (model, colors, binds...).
Creating a .cfg file is really simple :
1. Open wordpad and create a new document
2. Put some commands or binds inside
3. Save the file as "whatever.cfg", and put it in the JKA base folder
4. In game, toggle console and type "exec whatever". This will execute the file whatever.cfg (you can also make a bind : /bind w exec whatever)
Basically, you can add in a cfg file any command that you usually write in the console. This include binds, configurations, colors, models, Lugormod login, etc. Here's an example of what you may write :
That's it :>
Aeris
Some people asked me how the .cfg files I use work. These files are really useful to save things, like binds, names, etc. For instance, I use a cfg file to login to my account and to load my prefs (model, colors, binds...).
Creating a .cfg file is really simple :
1. Open wordpad and create a new document
2. Put some commands or binds inside
3. Save the file as "whatever.cfg", and put it in the JKA base folder
4. In game, toggle console and type "exec whatever". This will execute the file whatever.cfg (you can also make a bind : /bind w exec whatever)
Basically, you can add in a cfg file any command that you usually write in the console. This include binds, configurations, colors, models, Lugormod login, etc. Here's an example of what you may write :
bind L say "LoL"
bind H say "Hi everyone!"
bind K kill
bind Z exec awesome_cfg_file
bind Q vote yes
bind D vote no
bind O cl_yawspeed 1000
bind W pay 1
bind C pay 3
bind X interact 3
bind I emote surrender
bind E kick Emperror
char_color_red 25
char_color_green 220
char_color_blue 10
saber1 single_6
saber2 single_4
color1 blue
color2 green
rate 26500
snaps 40
!chatstyle 3
!playsearch emperror
set name Chewbacca
exec another_cfg_file
login NICK PASS
That's it :>
Aeris
However I just find easier to write it in windows, you can ordonnate things 
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