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As far as I know you have to type -autoconfig into your launch options and run TF2 for it to reset.

Quoted from RaCio

As far as I know you have to type -autoconfig into your launch options and run TF2 for it to reset.

This didn’t do it, I’m afraid. Thank you though.

Quoted from wampee

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Quoted from Ritalin

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This didn’t do it, I’m afraid. Thank you though.

so bad

Oh ok, -autoconfig sort of worked actually. I disabled from the Steam cloud as normal, however there was an option inside TF2 that I had to uncheck before it worked.

My config.cfg is still a complete mess, so I’m not sure it I can edit it properly or turn back on Steam cloud sync.

I’m still playing around with it. Thanks for replies so far.

Quoted from Ritalin

Oh ok, -autoconfig sort of worked actually. I disabled from the Steam cloud as normal, however there was an option inside TF2 that I had to uncheck before it worked.

My config.cfg is still a complete mess, so I’m not sure it I can edit it properly or turn back on Steam cloud sync.

I’m still playing around with it. Thanks for replies so far.

config.cfg is going to be a mess – just accept it

Here’s what I did;
– make copy of config.cfg
– remove everything i dont care about
– save as myconfig.cfg
– inside every class config, ”exec myconfig”
(there’s a bit more to it but thats what it comes down to)

for anyone that cares:

= myconfig.cfg – as described above
= aliases.cfg – bunch of aliases – first line in aliases.cfg is ”exec myconfig”
= binds.cfg – set all binds (unbind stuff i set elsewhere, too) – after this is exec’d, every bind should be “all class default” – first line in binds.cfg is ”exec aliases”
= medic.cfg (etc.) – ”exec binds”, then set class specific binds

Quoted from Spike Himself

spiek

Quoted from Ritalin

OCD

Huh?