Having opened the subfolder we see various folders inside that are associated with your Steam games profiles. Now we open the Userdata folder in the Steam folder, and bingo - we see the subfolder named with the number in the link, which actually contains the config files linked to the account: You don’t need to remember the whole number, just three-four last digits. What we need is not the link itself but the number it includes. Select the Who can send me Trade Offers? item in the menu to the right, you will see the link to the trade URL in the lowest block of the screen menu. Log into Steam using the right account and go to Inventory in your profile, then go to Trade offers menu: However, there is one feature that makes it very easy to work with configs on different accounts. If you used a particular Steam client installation to log in from different accounts, then finding the needed one may become a serious problem.
However, it is located not in the game folder, but in one of the Steam client root folders, in the UserData folder. When you start CS:GO for the first time, the default config is automatically created. It is fast and free, it is also useful because it is not buggy as opposed to the standard Wordpad Editor. cfg FileĪs an option, I recommend downloading a convenient text editor.
#CS GO HOW TO MAKE AN AUTOEXEC PC#
If you have Windows 7 installed on your PC you can do the same via the Control panel > Folder parameters. I enter the Folder And Search Options in the View tab, find the Hide extensions for known file types item and uncheck it.
#CS GO HOW TO MAKE AN AUTOEXEC WINDOWS 10#
I have Windows 10 installed, so I just type the following in the search box: The first thing we need to do is to disable the automatic hide file extensions feature in the explorer. The autoexec.cfg file is automatically accomplished on startup and can contain set of console commands in Counter Strike Global Offensive. The Autoexec.cfg file is used in CS:GO to launch regular settings and configs implemented by commands. They only work after you will create a config file.
Many complex binds and commands do not work if you type them directly in the console. Installation and working with a config is especially important after reinstalling your Windows, Steam client or buying a new PC. Therefore, I decided to dedicate a separate guide to this topic. I do my best to answer everyone, but communicating in the format of a correspondence it can be difficult to explain even such trivial things.
There is an overwhelming number of people asking me every day to explain automatically launch radar and crosshair commands with configs from our Counter Strike Global Offensive Crosshair Generator.
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