Basic autoexec.cfg to adjust rates, lerp, crosshair, and use force command

**MRBUCKET** · 02-15-12, 09:09 PM

Originally Posted by SmokenScion

I don't play any leaving dead games, but this line is kinda whacky.

Its common for this to be used in cs 1.6 or cs:s, just makes your crosshair not expand when you shoot

**¤[BlitzKrieg]¤** · 02-16-12, 12:09 AM

Not sure what the fuss is about.. been using this dynamic for 5 years since I started gaming in CS:S

**MeBad** · 02-16-12, 02:01 AM

Originally Posted by Kanati8869

Not entirely sure how I feel about changing the crosshairs stuff... :/

I left the default settings in the explaination next to the commands so you can change them back if you don't like it. And as Dawkins pointed out the spray is still the same, it just stops the crosshair animation- same thing as turning dynamic crosshair off in CSS.

**SmokenScion** · 02-16-12, 12:51 PM

Ah see I don't know shit, and probably should kept my mouf shut. But I learned something.

**B-@-n-@-n-@** · 02-16-12, 03:48 PM

That's what matters most! So maybe play l4d2 now so you learn more?? Lol..

Sent from my IPhone 4

**Lefty** · 02-19-12, 03:16 PM

Good read:
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/...yer_Networking

Tips (from VALVE)
Don't change console settings unless you are 100% sure what you are doing
Most "high-performance" setting cause exactly the opposite effect, if the server or network can't handle the load.
Don't turn off view interpolation and/or lag compensation, It will not improve movement or shooting precision.
Optimized setting for one client may not work for other clients.
Do not just use settings from other clients without verifing them for your system.
If you follow a player in "First-Person" as a spectator in a game or SourceTV, you don't exactly see what the player sees
Spectators see the game world without lag compensation.