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Autoexec and Resources

This is my personal autoexec file for csgo and resources I use to customize the game. Feel free to fork it, download it, do with it as you please.

Autoexec

The autoexec file has some bindings and game settings organized in a very simple and understable way.

Some of the most noticeable bindings are:

  • Everytime you press tab to see the game's scoreboard, the net_graph will also be shown on the bottom right corner;
  • To jumpthrown smokes when you're at the highest possible point of your jump, press C while holding a grenade after the pin's already pulled;
  • To zoom into the radar's map or zoom out, use the [ and ] keys respectively;
  • You can select a Smoke Grenade, an HE Grenade, a Flashbang or a Molotov specifically by pressing the keys v, h, f and t respectively.

The autoexec should autoload automatically everytime you launch the game, but in case it doesn't or you want to run it again after the game's already launched, simply open console and run exec autoexec.

Resources

Better Radar

I use Simple Radar's custom radar to replace CSGO's default ones, simply because I prefer their style and precision more. You can go to their website and customize it the way you want it and replace the files inside the \resources folder with your version.

Here's an example of an in-game radar using the custom files: alt text

Here's a comparison between the game's default map and the simple radar's version: alt text

Custom Game Modes

A few custom game modes will also be placed in your CSGO cfg folder when running this installer.

  • Free For All: To play it, open your console and type exec play_freeforall;
  • Custom Comp (Allows unbalanced teams and odd number of players): To play it, open your console and type exec play_custom_comp;
  • 1v1: To play it, open your console and type exec play_1v1;

Instalation

To copy everything over, simply open command prompt and run install.cmd. All the files will be copied over to the game's default location.

If you have installed the game in a different location, you should edit the path inside the install.cmd file.