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Hey guys, I posted this on Steam Forums, but all they did was bicker about whether or not a crouch-jump script is useful. Hopefully I’ll have more luck here.

So, I use the following crouch-jump script (as do a lot of you, I imagine)

alias +crouchjump “+jump; +duck”
alias -crouchjump “-duck; -jump”
bind “space” “+crouchjump”
echo “Crouch Jump Loaded Properly.”

And it works perfectly. HOWEVER, I’m trying to help a friend of mine, and he can’t get it to work. I myself have tried putting it in his cfg files, but nothing I do makes it work in-game.

I’m putting it in the class.cfg files (scout.cfg, soldier.cfg, etc), and there’s no conflicting scripts / binds that I can find anywhere. The script just doesn’t work for some reason.

Any help would be much appreciated :]

Quoted from Daleth

Press your crouch and jump keys at the same time. Problem solved.

:/ Mine works fine, my friend wants the script. Please don’t be like Steam Forums here…

Quoted from AnimaL

prolly putting it in wrong dir/ under wrong user files

Nope, it’s exactly the same as on my computer, bar username.

C/: , Program Files / Steam / Steamapps / Username / TeamFortress2 / tf / cfg

I did it for him via Team Viewer, so I know it’s correct. I’m generally pretty good with scripting and such, I just can’t figure this one out.

put “echo asd” in scout.cfg

in tf2 type exec scout and if it echoes asd you need to make sure steam cloud isnt fucking up ur binds ( best way is to disable it )

if it doesnt echo then its not the right folder ;)

Quoted from jaxx

Or does that mean that scout.cfg just isn’t being executed for some reason?

No, when you type exec scout or exec scout.cfg it executes the config file called scout(tf/cfg/scout.cfg). Are you sure you’re putting it in the correct username under steamapps?

EDIT: Oh, you should also make sure that you don’t have a another script or a bind in your autoexec that could be rebinding space.