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A '''CFG''', or '''configuration file''', is a .cfg document that allows the player to group a list of [[command|commands]], or change numerous [[cvar|cvars]] simultaneously. [[the game|The game]] automatically saves your settings to a config file which is automatically loaded when the game starts | A '''CFG''', or '''configuration file''', is a .cfg document that allows the player to group a list of [[command|commands]], or change numerous [[cvar|cvars]] simultaneously. [[the game|The game]] automatically saves your settings to a config file which is automatically loaded when the game starts | ||
== Format == | == Format == | ||
Generically, a .cfg file is a regular text file, renamed to have the extension ".cfg", however, this is not required. The text file is then modified and filled with content, like so | |||
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| exec [cfg name (no '.cfg' is required | | exec [cfg name (no '.cfg' is required] | ||
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* 'default.cfg' and 'mpdefault.cfg' are used in [[JKA]] to set the [[bind|binds]] for the game. | * 'default.cfg' and 'mpdefault.cfg' are used in [[JKA]] to set the [[bind|binds]] for the game. | ||
* In JKA, 'JASP.cfg' and 'JAMP.cfg' are created when the respective game is played, and they store the session's information there. | * In JKA, 'JASP.cfg' and 'JAMP.cfg' are created when the respective game is played, and they store the session's information there. | ||
* | * The player can use [[Cvar|seta]] to modify cvars. This makes the modification saved to any written .cfg files. | ||
== Related Commands == | == Related Commands == | ||
* The [[write]] command writes a .cfg file | * The [[write]] command writes a .cfg file | ||
* The [[exec]] command (mentioned above) executes a | * The [[exec]] command (mentioned above) executes a desired .cfg file | ||
[[category:File Types]] | [[category:File Types]] | ||
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