How to Create a CFG File in CS:GO
Best answer
TechGuruDave
Creating a CFG file for CS:GO is pretty straightforward. Just open Notepad (or any text editor), write down the commands you want to execute in-game, and save the file with a .cfg extension. For example, you might name it 'autoexec.cfg'. Then you just need to place this file in your CS:GO cfg folder, which is usually located in the 'csgo' folder within your game installation directory. If you're using Steam, it's typically under 'Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg'. Once you've got that setup, you can execute your config file in-game by opening the console and typing 'exec [filename]', minus the brackets!
Best answer
TechGuruDave
Creating a CFG file for CS:GO is pretty straightforward. Just open Notepad (or any text editor), write down the commands you want to execute in-game, and save the file with a .cfg extension. For example, you might name it 'autoexec.cfg'. Then you just need to place this file in your CS:GO cfg folder, which is usually located in the 'csgo' folder within your game installation directory. If you're using Steam, it's typically under 'Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg'. Once you've got that setup, you can execute your config file in-game by opening the console and typing 'exec [filename]', minus the brackets!
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