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Apply FPS Config
Difficulty: Beginner |
| Category: TF2 > Other/Misc | Author(s): mcComBat, m3lior(GotFrag) |
This tutorial will explain how to apply FPS config on TF2.
This config is mostly needed for people who run tf2 on an old GPU or old computer.
Ok, Step 1:
(Refer to screenshot A)
Got to:
Steam Installation Directory > Steam Apps > ACCOUNTNAMEHERE > Team Fortress 2 > TF > CFG
(Default installation directory is C:\Program Files\Steam)
Step 2:
(Refer to screenshot A)
Create a "New Text Document" in that folder.
Step 3:
(Refer to screenshot B)
Copy the following script to the text document you just created:
// ---CONFIG START---
//cheats to do some commands
sv_cheats 1
//Netcode Settings (change to your preference)
rate 25000
cl_cmdrate 101
cl_updaterate 101
cl_showfps 1
//Actual Video Settings
mat_antialias 0
mat_forceaniso 0
mat_hdr_enabled 0
mat_hdr_level 0
mat_picmip 2
mat_trilinear 0
mat_vsync 0
r_rootlod 2
mat_monitorgamma "1.6"
//FPS Settings
fps_max 60 //personal preference, set this to "0" for unlimited fps
cl_detaildist "0"
cl_detailfade "0"
cl_drawmonitors "0"
cl_ejectbrass "0"
cl_forcepreload "1"
cl_lagcomp_errorcheck "1"
cl_lagcompensation "1"
cl_downloadfilter "nosounds"
cl_ejectbrass "0"
cl_forcepreload 1
cl_phys_props_enable "1" //this enables body explosions, set to "0" to turn off
cl_phys_props_max "300" //set to "0" as well if you want to turn body explosions off
cl_show_splashes "1"
cl_smoothtime "0.01"
cl_smooth 1
commentary 0
mat_aaquality "0"
mat_autoexposure_max "0"
mat_autoexposure_min "0"
mat_bloomscale "0"
mat_bufferprimitives "0"
mat_bumpmap "0"
mat_clipz "1"
mat_compressedtextures "1"
mat_diffuse "1"
mat_disable_bloom "1"
mat_disable_fancy_blending "1"
mat_disable_lightwarp "1"
mat_disable_ps_patch "1"
mat_envmapsize "0"
mat_excludetextures "1"
mat_envmaptgasize "0"
mat_fastspecular "1"
mat_filterlightmaps "1"
mat_filtertextures "1"
mat_forceaniso "0"
mat_forcehardwaresync "0"
mat_forcemanagedtextureintohardware "0"
mat_framebuffercopyoverlaysize "0"
mat_hdr_enabled "0"
mat_hdr_level "0"
mat_hdr_manual_tonemap_rate "0"
mat_mipmaptextures "0"
mat_lightmap_pfms "0"
mat_maxframelatency "0"
mat_max_worldmesh_vertices "0"
mat_parallaxmap "0"
mat_queue_mode "-1"
mat_reducefillrate "0"
mat_shadowstate "0"
mat_show_ab_hdr "0"
mat_showlightmappage "-1"
mat_specular "0"
mat_texture_limit "-1"
mat_trilinear "0"
mat_use_compressed_hdr_textures "1"
mat_showenvmapmask "0"
mat_showlowresimage "0"
mat_showmaterials "0"
mat_showmaterialsverbose "0"
mat_supportflashlight "0"
mat_wateroverlaysize "0"
mat_motion_blur_enabled "0" //obviously, motion blur cvar. set to "1" to turn it on.
mat_motion_blur_percent_of_screen_max "0" //set to 4 (default) if motion blur is on.
mat_softwarelighting "0"
mp_decals "200" //set to "0" if you don't want to see decals
muzzleflash_light "0"
net_maxfragments "1280"
net_maxfragments "1280"
net_showevents "0"
npc_height_adjust "1"
props_break_max_pieces "0"
props_break_max_pieces_perframe "0"
r_3dnow "0"
r_3dsky "0"
r_PhysPropStaticLighting "1"
r_WaterDrawReflection "0" //set to 1 if you like water reflection
r_WaterDrawRefraction "1" //this lets you see through water, set to "0" for black water
r_ambientboost "0"
r_cheapwaterend "1"
r_cheapwaterstart "1"
r_decal_cullsize "0"
r_decals "2048" //set to "0" if you don't want to see decals
r_dopixelvisibility "0"
r_drawbatchdecals "0"
r_drawflecks "0"
r_drawmodeldecals "0"
r_drawmodelstatsoverlaymax "1.5"
r_drawmodelstatsoverlaymin "0.01"
r_drawspecificstaticprop "0"
r_dynamic "0"
r_eyeglintlodpixels "20"
r_eyemove 1
r_fastzreject "0"
r_flashlightrendermodels "0"
r_unloadlightmaps "1"
r_flashlightrenderworld "0"
r_flex "0"
r_forcewaterleaf "0"
r_lightaverage "0"
r_lod "2"
r_staticprop_lod "4"
r_maxdlights "0"
r_maxmodeldecal "0"
r_maxnewsamples "0"
r_maxsampledist "0"
r_minnewsamples "0"
r_mmx "1"
r_norefresh "0"
r_occlusion "0"
r_renderoverlayfragment "0"
r_queued_decals "1"
r_ropetranslucent "0"
r_shadowmaxrendered "32"
r_shadowrendertotexture "1"
r_shadows "1"
r_spray_lifetime "2"
r_sse "1"
r_sse2 "1"
r_staticpropinfo "0"
r_updaterefracttexture "0"
r_updaterefracttexture "0"
r_visualizeproplightcaching "1"
r_waterforceexpensive "0"
r_waterforcereflectentities"0"
rope_averagelight "0"
rope_collide "0"
rope_shake "0"
rope_smooth "0"
rope_smooth_enlarge "0"
rope_smooth_maxalpha "0"
rope_smooth_maxalphawidth "0"
rope_smooth_minalpha "0"
rope_smooth_minwidth "0"
rope_subdiv "0"
rope_wind_dist "0"
//Blood settings
violence_ablood 1
violence_agibs 1
violence_hblood 1
violence_hgibs 1
toggleconsole
clear
echo "Fps config loaded!"
// ---CONFIG END---
Step 4:
(Refer to screenshot C)
Save the file, and rename it to "autoexec.cfg" (Without the quotes)
Step 5:
(Refer to screenshot D)
a) Open Steam
b) Right click on TF2
c) Go to Properties
d) Press launch options
e) add these commands there "-dxlevel 81 -width 1024 -height 768" (Without the quotes)
You can change the resolution, I just wrote what I use.
To change resolution just change the -witdh and -height numbers to your needs.
You're done!
Once you launch the game, it should open the console and write there "Fps config loaded!"
Notes:
- If you minimize the game with this config on, and then restore it, you will get
black models everywhere. To fix that, you need to type "retry" in the console.
- If you want to stop the game from opening the console with "Fps config loaded!"
each time it is loaded, go to the autoexec.cfg file and delete last 4 lines.
- Config is not made by me, I just slightly modified it. All the credit for the config goes
to m3lior from
GotFrag.
Enjoy! :) |
| Added: 3 months ago | Tags: fps, tf2, config, fast, autoexec |
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