CFG config for CS:GO. Create your own .CFG config for CS:GO Configs of professional cs go players for pirates
1. The first thing we’ll start with is the stock binds, just write them down just in case: (r_cleardecals - when you press the Shift key, you will clear the blood, shots, etc., it’s easier to see the enemy.)
bind "1" "slot1"
bind "2" "slot2"
bind "3" "slot3"
bind "4" "slot4"
bind "5" "slot5"
bind "6" "slot6"
bind "7" "slot7"
bind "8" "slot8"
bind "9" "slot9"
bind "e" "+use"
bind "r" "+reload"
bind "g" "drop"
bind "m" "teammenu"
bind "i" "show_loadout_toggle"
bind "k" "+voicerecord"
bind "q" "lastinv"
bind "c" "radio3"
bind "x" "radio2"
bind "z" "radio1"
bind "b" "buymenu"
bind "f" "impulse 100"
bind "y" "messagemode"
bind "u" "messagemode2"
bind "`" "toggleconsole"
bind "MOUSE1" "+attack"
bind "MOUSE2" "+attack2"
bind "MWHEELDOWN" "+jump"
bind "CTRL" "+duck"
bind "SHIFT" "+speed;r_cleardecals"
bind "w" "+forward"
bind "s" "+back"
bind "d" "+moveright"
bind "a" "+moveleft"
bind "SPACE" "+jump"
bind "ESCAPE" "cancelselect"
2. This is the “graphics” setting - it may not make a big difference, but on weaker computers it should help:
mat_disable_bloom 1 //disable bloom effect
r_cheapwaterend 0 //Drawing the bottom and water
r_dynamic 0 //Dynamic reflections from objects
func_break_max_pieces 0 //Number of fragments from all sorts of junk such as boxes, bottles, barrels
3. Sound, customized (Sound 5.1)
windows_speaker_config 6
snd_mixahead "0.1" //Sound buffer size. ("0.1")
snd_ducking_off "1"
snd_duckerattacktime "0.5"
snd_duckerreleasetime "2.5"
snd_duckerthreshold "0.15"
snd_ducktovolume "0.55"
snd_legacy_surround "0"
snd_musicvolume "0.37777" //Music volume
snd_mute_losefocus "1"
snd_pitchquality "1"
snd_rear_speaker_scale "1.0"
ss_splitmode "0"
4. Mouse. You can read the guide to setting up a mouse in Windows, etc., because this is a guide to creating the config itself:
m_rawinput "1" // Direct connection enabled
m_customaccel "0" // Mouse acceleration is disabled
m_customaccel_exponent "0" // Acceleration value 0
m_mousespeed "0" // mouse acceleration "0"
m_mouseaccel1 "0" // mouse acceleration (at 2x mouse speed)
m_mouseaccel2 "0" // mouse acceleration (at 4x mouse speed)
5. Sight. My sight is customized for myself, there’s nothing special to tell, because there are special maps and sites, I’ll just throw off my sight, maybe someone likes it:
cl_crosshair_drawoutline "0"
cl_crosshair_dynamic_maxdist_splitratio "0.35"
cl_crosshair_dynamic_splitalpha_innermod "1"
cl_crosshair_dynamic_splitalpha_outermod "0.5"
cl_crosshair_dynamic_splitdist "7"
cl_crosshair_outlinethickness "1"
cl_crosshair_sniper_width "1"
cl_crosshairalpha "255"
cl_crosshaircolor "5"
cl_crosshaircolor_b "255"
cl_crosshaircolor_g "64"
cl_crosshaircolor_r "0"
cl_crosshairdot "1"
cl_crosshairgap "-0.500000"
cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue "0"
cl_crosshairscale "0"
cl_crosshairsize "3"
cl_crosshairstyle "4"
cl_crosshairthickness "1"
cl_crosshairusealpha "1"
cl_fixedcrosshairgap "0"
cl_radar_icon_scale_min 0.6 (default 0.6) - changes the size of various icons on your radar
cl_radar_scale 0.4 (default 0.7) - changes the size of the radar itself (available in the settings)
cl_radar_always_centered 0 (default 1) - the default player is always centered on the radar (value 0)
cl_radar_rotate 1 (default 1) - enables or disables radar rotation (available in settings)
7. "Guide" on how to reduce weapon bouncing. (Just write it in the config)
viewmodel_offset_x "2"
viewmodel_offset_y "2"
viewmodel_offset_z "-2"
viewmodel_fov "65"
cl_viewmodel_shift_left_amt "0"
cl_viewmodel_shift_right_amt "0"
cl_bob_lower_amt "5"
cl_bobamt_lat "0.1"
cl_bobamt_vert "0.1"
cl_bobcycle "2"
8. Rates. (Everyone has their own connection, I’ll write an example on my Rostelecom Internet)
fps_max – variable value: our eye cannot distinguish more than 24 fps
rate 128000
cl_cmdrate 128
cl_updaterate 128
fps_max 301
9. Sound without delay. (Just write it in the config)
windows_speaker_config "1"
snd_mixahead "0.05"
snd_musicvolume "0"
snd_headphone_pan_exponent "2"
snd_headphone_pan_radial_weight "1"
snd_rear_headphone_position "90"
10. Disabling audio and video in the motd window (Motd is the window that appears when you log into the community servers)
cl_disablehtmlmotd "1"
cl_downloadfilter "nosounds"
Example: (Photos are random, taken from the Internet)
What happened:
What happened:
11. Useful alias, shows net_graph when Tab key is pressed (tab = scoreboard)
bind "TAB" "+ng"; //
alias "+ng" "+showscores; net_graph 1"
alias "-ng" "-showscores; net_graph 0"
12. Team binds.
bind "p" "say gl & hf"
bind "l" "say gg & wp"
bind "o" "say_team drop / eco"
13. Sound volume.
bind "F9" "volume 1.0" - Full volume
bind "F10" "volume 0.5" -Half
bind "F11" "volume 0.1" - Minimum.
14. Useful arrow binds.
bind uparrow "toggle net_graph 0 1" // On/Off net_graph
bind downarrow "toggle voice_scale 1 .5 .25 0" // On/Off Voice in the Game
bindtoggle rightarrow "cl_righthand" - Right/Left hand
bindtoggle leftarrow "cl_showfps" - On/Off show_fps
15. Other.
cl_autowepswitch "1"
cl_autohelp "1"
cl_showhelp "0" - Disable tooltips
cl_timeout 30 - If the Internet goes out, it will turn off after 30 seconds (doesn’t work for me)
cl_righthand "1" -Right hand
cl_forcepreload "1" - ?
cl_hud_playercount_pos "0" - ?
cl_hud_playercount_showcount "0" - ?
cl_hud_color "3" - Blue HUD color
cl_disablefreezecam "1" - On kill
cl_showloadout "1" - ?
cl_hud_healthammo_style "0" -View of your ammo and health (Stock)
16. Mandatory command, write it at the end of the config: force all commands to be executed, otherwise they will be overwritten
What is a config in CS GO and how to configure it.
Who played cs 1.6 knows exactly what the config is ( config) - a file in which all your game settings are saved, namely:
1
) Client:
- game control parameters (key assignments).
- mouse settings, such as sensor or button bindings.
- graphics settings in the game.
- sound settings in the game.
2
) Server:
- various server settings and variables
3) Or gameplay
- scripts (aliases)
In CS GO, aliases are a different set of actions that are performed automatically when you press a certain key (a jumping script or weapon purchase binds.)
All configs are files of the form " name.cfg
»,
Where: Name- config name. Cfg- config extensions.
You can download the ready-made config of any professional player from our website or make the minimum necessary settings manually. If you decide to take a ready-made one, then do the following simple steps:
- Open the folder with the game.
How to find out where CS:GO is located?
Open in steam - Library->Games
Right-click on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive in the tab that opens -> " Properties"
Go to the tab " Local files", and then click on " View local files"
In the "csgo" folder, find the "cfg" folder
looks something like this:
C:\Steam installation folder\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg
Move the downloaded config files to this folder.
- Enjoying the new settings.
- It is important to understand that some configs were created as separate ones, so they must be launched manually, for this we read below:
- Launch CS GO and use the “`” button in the console (or “е” on the Russian keyboard)
- Loading a new config into the game - exec config.cfg(of course instead of " config"we write down the name of the config of its author)
Also, do not forget that the config loaded manually is not saved after closing the CS, and the next time, when you start the game again, the config must be loaded again through the console.
Option one:
You need to rename the player config file to config.cfg or, if this is a config with autorun commands, rename it to autoexec.cfg
Those. open the game folder, then the folder " csgo", and further " cfg" transfers these files there.
Asks: "replace files?" - we replace!
Option two:
Using the autorun options of the CS GO shortcut.
Opening steam-> Library-> Games
Right-click on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and select " Properties"
Select - " Set launch options"
And we register -console -exec config.cfg
(where instead of " config"Write down the name of the file downloaded in the archive). Click "OK" and launch CS GO.
How can I stop the VALVE splash screen from appearing at the beginning of each CS GO launch?
add the command to the beginning of the line in the launch parameters -novid
Create your own config for CS GO
We can change the current one, autoexec , or create our own, it's very simple:
- Launch CS GO, and immediately enter in the console:
host_writeconfig my.cfg
- what did we do? Console command host_writeconfig- saves our current configuration, and my.cfg- the name and extension of our new config. Now our config has standard settings, and now, in order not to overwrite autoexec.cfg we launch our config with the command - exec my.cfg
- after loading our config, we can do whatever we want with it, since after a new launch of the CS - the default config will be loaded, and not our new one. IMPORTANT The config name must be in English with the extension .cfg
All we need for a normal game is adjusting the mouse sensitivity, sight adjustment and rates. If the mouse can be more or less configured through the settings menu in cs go, and there you can also slightly customize the sight, then the rates can only be adjusted through the console.
Setting rates in CS GO.
What are rates?
Rates do not affect the calculation of hits against the enemy. These calculations are performed on the server side. But the rates determine how much the game situation in your client corresponds to what is happening on the server. The more bytes per second you receive from the server, the more accurate it is. Along with rates, ping is also important. If you have a high ping, then all the benefits of optimal rate settings are reduced to zero.
Launch CS GO and open the console.
Turn on the console in CS GO:
Go to the menu " Settings" - "Game options" - scroll to the very bottom and find " Enable Developer Console" and select " Yes".
Now when you press the "~" key, your console will open.
Setting up rates:
Setting 64 rates ( used to play on official valve servers
). Select the line below, paste it into the console and press Enter
Rate 80000; cl_updaterate 64; cl_cmdrate 64; cl_interp 0; cl_interp_ratio 1; cl_lagcompensation 1
Setting up 102 rates (servers for setting such rates are very, very rare).
Rate 104000; cl_updaterate 102; cl_cmdrate 102; cl_interp 0; cl_interp_ratio 1; cl_lagcompensation 1
Setting up 128 rates (you can find servers created by the community).
Rate 128000; cl_updaterate 128; cl_cmdrate 128; cl_interp 0; cl_interp_ratio 1; cl_lagcompensation 1
If you want to return standard rate values then use the parameters below:
Rate 80000; cl_updaterate 64; cl_cmdrate 64; cl_interp 0.03125; cl_interp_ratio 2; cl_lagcompensation 1
By the way, in order to track the value of your rates, you need to enter a command into the console that will activate the display of some very important values:
What does net_graf show?
net_graphproportionalfont 0 - small font,
and to get large, enter - net_graphproportionalfont 1
FPS is your FPS.
VAR (Top net_graph) - within 1-2 is considered acceptable, but if higher, you need to look for the causes of the problem.
PING - This is your ping.
LOSS & CHOKE - packet loss.
TICK - tick rate.
SV - server FPS.
VAR server (Bottom net_graph)- shows the standard deviation of the server frametime (where server FPS = 1.0 / frametime) during the last 50 frames recorded on the server. If the server frame rate is below 20 fps, then this line will be drawn in yellow. If the server frame rate is below 10 fps, then this line will draw in red. The display is activated by the command net_graphshowsvframerate 1
Those. the lower the server VAR, the worse.
If you have decided on the rate settings, then it’s time to save the changes to your new config, to do this, write it in the console again host_writeconfig my.cfg - where my is the name of your config.
Setting up binds for convenient purchases in CS GO.
What are binds in cs:go?
Bind- this is the binding of a special command or commands to the keyboard or mouse buttons you define. Below, you will find out how you can make purchasing weapons in cs go as convenient as possible.
How to set a keybind?
The syntax for binding a specific command to the key you need looks like this:
bind KEY_CODE "buy EQUIPMENT_CODE"
The most convenient way to make purchases is to use the calculator keys on the keyboard - a couple of button presses - and you are with full ammunition, or - one click - one drop. 
| Key | Key code | Key | Key code |
| / | kp_slash | * | kp_multiply |
| - | kp_minus | home | kp_home |
| 8 | kp_uparrow | pgup | kp_pgup |
| 4 | kp_leftarrow | 5 | kp_5 |
| 6 | kp_rightarrow | + | kp_plus |
| end | kp_end | 2 | kp_downarrow |
| pgdn | kp_pgdn | insert | kp_ins |
| delete | kp_del | enter | kp_enter |
Codes for weapons, grenades and equipment for binds:
| Name | Code | Name | Code | Name | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rifles | Submachine guns | Pistols | |||
| Galil | galilar | UMP | ump45 | P 228 | p228 |
| Scout | ssg08 | P 90 | p90 | Glock | glock |
| Famas | famas | Bizon | bizon | Dual | elite |
| SG550 | sg550 | MP 7 | mp7 | Five Seven | fiveseven |
| AUG | aug | MP 9 | mp9 | Desert Eagle | deagle |
| M4A1 | m4a1 | Mac 10 | mac10 | Tec 9 | tec9 |
| M4 with silencer | m4a1_silencer | Grenades | HKP2000 | hkp2000 | |
| AK-47 | ak47 | Incendiary | incgrenade | USP | usp_silencer |
| G3SG1 | g3sg1 | Molotov | molotov | P 250 | p250 |
| SCAR | scar20 | Smoke | smokegrenade | Heavy weapons | |
| AWP |
"
bind kp_leftarrow "buy awp" bind kp_ins "buy flashbang" bind kp_5 "buy p90" bind kp_del "buy hegrenade" bind kp_enter "buy smokegrenade" bind kp_downarrow "buy molotov; buy incgrenade" bind kp_pgdn "buy decoy" Of course, you can customize these binds for yourself, for maximum convenience. Other useful binds: You can use the very convenient net_graph display alias only when you press the TAB key when viewing the results table, to do this, copy the script below, paste it into the console and press ENTER: Bind "TAB" "+ng"; alias "+ng" "+showscores; net_graph 1"; alias "-ng" "-showscores; net_graph 0" Also, do not forget to enter the following fairly necessary commands in the console: | ||||
In this guide, we will briefly but clearly explain how to create a config file for CS:GO. We will answer questions about creating, editing, and posting a CFG file.
Why do you need a KFG in CS:GO?
Many people every day want to learn how to correctly set sight settings, binds for purchasing weapons, or the best binds. We will try to give the most accurate and understandable way to correctly insert the KFGs downloaded from our website.
Installing and working with the config is especially important after reinstalling Windows, Steam, or purchasing a new computer. Many complex binds and commands do not work if they are entered into the console; the console has a limit on the number of characters in a command. Such complex commands only work through a .cfg file.
File types and editor
The first thing we need to do is disable automatic hiding of file extensions. For example in Windows 10, so we write in the search:
Explorer Options, in the tab View We look for the item and uncheck it.
If you have Windows 7, then the same thing can be done via Control Panel > Folder Options.
Where is the KFG file located?
When you launch CS:GO for the first time, a default config file is automatically created. But this file is not located in the folder with the game itself, but in one of the root folders of Steam - in the folder UserData.
If you logged into a particular Steam client from many different accounts, then finding the right one can be a serious problem.
In the menu that appears on the right, click on , after which a link to the Trade Offer appears in the block below.
Let's open the folder UserData, there will be a folder with the same number, in which the configs associated with this account are actually stored:
We go into it, there are various folders responsible for the profiles of your games on your account.
We need KFG CS:GO, they are in the folder 730 , this is the CS:GO number that Valve uses to identify the game.
If you have just installed the game, for example after reinstalling Windows, then simply log into CS:GO once and the settings will be created automatically.
Creating a settings file of the KFG type
We create a new CFG file, you can call it whatever you like, the main thing is that it has the extension .cfg
In our case, let's call it config.cfg
We open, copy or enter the bindings or settings we need there.
For example, you can copy the S1mple settings there:
// Sight:
cl_crosshairalpha "255";
cl_crosshaircolor "4";
cl_crosshaircolor_b "50";
cl_crosshaircolor_r "250";
cl_crosshaircolor_g "250";
cl_crosshairdot "1";
cl_crosshairgap "-1";
cl_crosshairsize "2";
cl_crosshairstyle "4";
cl_crosshairusealpha "1";
cl_crosshairthickness "1";
cl_fixedcrosshairgap "-1";
cl_crosshair_outlinethickness "0";
cl_crosshair_drawoutline "0";
cl_crosshair_t 0;
cl_crosshair_drawoutline "0";
// Add FPS settings
//Grenade binds:
bind "f" "use weapon_knife; use weapon_flashbang"
bind "q" "use weapon_smokegrenade"
bind "mouse4" "use weapon_molotov; use weapon_incgrenade"
bind "mouse5" "use weapon_hegrenade"
// Bomb release bind:
bind "n" "use weapon_c4; drop;"
// Bind bomb search:
alias +bombfind "+use;gameinstructor_enable 1;cl_clearhinthistory"
alias -bombfind "-use;gameinstructor_enable 0;cl_clearhinthistory"
bind "e" "+bombfind"
You can stuff any necessary settings into this config.
Now, so that everything is automatically loaded when the game starts, we return to the Steam Client, in the game library, right-click on Counter-Strike Global Offensive, in the list that appears, click properties:
In the window that appears, enter several must-have commands:
- -novid, for auto-skip screensaver,
- -tickrate 128 to create a lobby with a tickrate of 128,
- -freq with the maximum refresh rate of your monitor. 60, 75, 120 or 144. I have a 144 monitor, so I write 144.
- And finally -exec config.cfg to automatically load the config we previously created.
- Let's check what happened
Let's go to CS:GO to check what we've done there. We create a map with bots.
- there is a sight
- there are grenade binds
- The bomb search bind also works
As you can see, everything is quite simple if you know what you are doing.
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Complete instructions for installing CS:GO player configs. Installation and launch options. Pros and cons of various methods.
IMPORTANT! You need to enter the exec nameconfig.cfg command every time you start the game!!!
Advantages and disadvantages:
The downside is that every time you start the game you need to write a command to load the exec nameconfig.cfg config.
The advantage is that you can upload about 10 (or even 100) files with settings into the folder with configs and change the configs without restarting the game, simply replacing “nameconfig” with the name of another file, for example, exec getright.cfg, and then replace by registering it in the console exec flamie.cfg. But for this, in the "cfg" folder you must have files with the following names (getright.cfg and flamie.cfg)
How to set the CS:GO player config so as not to enter the command in the console every time?
There are two ways:
First way
- You need to rename the file with the player config to config.cfg, or if it is a file with autorun commands, then rename it to autoexec.cfg
- Open the folder with the game, in it there is a folder “csgo”, and in it a folder “cfg” and upload these files there.
- If it asks you to replace files, then replace them.
- Profit!
Second way
- Launch Steam. Open Library->Games
- Click "Set launch options"
- Enter -console -exec nameconfig.cfg (instead of "nameconfig" enter the name of the file downloaded in the archive)
- Click "OK". Profit!
How to find the folder with the CS:GO game?
- Launch Steam. Open Library->Games
- Right-click on the game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and select "Properties"
- Open the "Local Files" tab
- Click on "Browse local files"
