Post by Cocainez on Oct 21, 2014 0:59:44 GMT 2
In this thread i will give some "tips" for customising DotA 2.
First of all
To create a console script that is executed at the start up of dota 2, you need to create a .txt file and save it as autoexec.cfg. You then need to place this file in the folder
*YOUR INSTALLATION DIRECTORY OF DOTA* \Steam\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\dota\cfg\
For Example:
Each line in this file will be a command. Note that anything after a `//' in a particular line will not be read by the Source Engine (it is said to have been `commented out'). These commands can also be used with the console.
This cfg file can be edited using any text editor such as notepad. (becareful you don't create a file called autoexec.cfg.txt just when you save select <all> format not .txt )
If at anytime you want to undo these changes, simply delete the autoexec.cfg file.
First of all
To create a console script that is executed at the start up of dota 2, you need to create a .txt file and save it as autoexec.cfg. You then need to place this file in the folder
*YOUR INSTALLATION DIRECTORY OF DOTA* \Steam\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\dota\cfg\
For Example:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\dota\cfg\
Each line in this file will be a command. Note that anything after a `//' in a particular line will not be read by the Source Engine (it is said to have been `commented out'). These commands can also be used with the console.
This cfg file can be edited using any text editor such as notepad. (becareful you don't create a file called autoexec.cfg.txt just when you save select <all> format not .txt )
If at anytime you want to undo these changes, simply delete the autoexec.cfg file.