imported_MaD-Ogre
11-05-2003, 05:04 PM
There are lots of places where CoD will automatically overwite the old config_mp.cfg file. If you've modified it, it will of course lose any comments you've put in there and move all your stuff around again. So the best thing to do is put all your custom commands and cvars in a separate .cfg file (like the demo toggle setup). But, you don't want to have to remember everytime you load the game to do "/exec custom.cfg" to get all your neat stuff. Both the server and the client will automatically load certain .cfg files in the following order:
default_mp.cfg
language.cfg
config_mp.cfg
autoexec_mp.cfg
Any cvar or bind that has occurred in a previous .cfg file will be replaced by a change from a later file. Neither the server nor the client normally creates an autoexec_mp.cfg file. So put all your server settings and client settings in autoexec_mp.cfg and forget about having to load them up manually.
default_mp.cfg
language.cfg
config_mp.cfg
autoexec_mp.cfg
Any cvar or bind that has occurred in a previous .cfg file will be replaced by a change from a later file. Neither the server nor the client normally creates an autoexec_mp.cfg file. So put all your server settings and client settings in autoexec_mp.cfg and forget about having to load them up manually.