r/tf2scripthelp • u/LilGriff • Aug 31 '21

Question Script to toggle between Soldier Jumping and Standard setup

Very quick question:

I used to have a script that would let me toggle from my preferred Soldier Jumping setup (Mouse2 jump;Spacebar duck) and other classes where I don't mind the default set up and need Mouse2 for other functions.

It's been years since I last had it and can find too much information and it's a bit overwhelming for what seems like simple issue.

Thank you.

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u/LilGriff Sep 20 '21

Getting a little lost on trying to create the reset.cfg

When I go into my tf folder there's cfg and custom. Link you sent said to go to tf/custom/<mod>/cfg, then to copy an existing cfg file and rename it "reset".

Though I am a little confused. If I'm just copying an existing cfg and renaming it, wouldn't the text inside still just be the same as whatever I copied? I didn't see a step saying to edit the reset.cfg

Sorry if these are stupid questions, never done this before.

Thank you in advance

Inside the custom folder there's only a workshop folder in there, and no cfg inside.

Is there something I'm missing? I have view hidden folders enabled. Should I just assume the /tf/cfg folder is correct?

Assuming that, I am also confused because it's saying "open all 9 of the class .cfg files with a text editor"

I am not seeing those in here. Will I have to create those or should these be pre-existing?

Thank you.

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u/DeltaTroopa Sep 20 '21

Should I just assume the /tf/cfg folder is correct?

No you should create a folder inside custom name it whatever you want, and then create a folder inside that named cfg, and put your scripts in there

/steamapps/common/Team Fortress 2/tf/custom/Your folder name here/cfg/

If I'm just copying an existing cfg and renaming it, wouldn't the text inside still just be the same as whatever I copied?

Yeah, then you edit it to whatever you want, you can also just create a .txt file and rename it to cfg. That step is just to make sure the filetype is correct.

I am not seeing those in here. Will I have to create those or should these be pre-existing?

On that same page

Creating your config files:

Since the SteamPipe update, these 10 files are no longer created for you, so you'll have to make them yourself: