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Basic 04 - Settings | Basic 06 - Mod cfg
To use more then 1 cfg you need to execute more cfg's.
But you can let you're cfg execute more cfg's too.
Just like ingame you have to write exec name.cfg:
autoexec.cfg
This is helpfull because you can seperate binds, settings, names and everything else you want in a different cfg.
Note: if you got 2 things on the same key in 2 different cfg's, the last one that will be executed will control the key.
To use more then 1 cfg you need to execute more cfg's.
But you can let you're cfg execute more cfg's too.
Just like ingame you have to write exec name.cfg:
autoexec.cfg
Code:
exec binds.cfg
exec settings.cfg
exec names.cfgThis is helpfull because you can seperate binds, settings, names and everything else you want in a different cfg.
Note: if you got 2 things on the same key in 2 different cfg's, the last one that will be executed will control the key.
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