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[Sieni]

I would want to save my fps_max setting to 100 instead of the 300. I do not want to use Vsync because of mouse lagg and I dont like my GPU to be so noisy because its using 100% and heating like hell.

Any solutions?

EDIT:

My point is, that every time I close CS:S, the setting goes back to 300.

SOLVED:

in folder cfg ,file autoexec.cfg put fps_max 100

[st4lk3r]

in folder cfg ,file autoexec.cfg put fps_max 100

[diegabiksis]

I have a question: is it possible to retrieve console's text after CSS has been closed?
(sorry for using your topic Sieni, but the name of it fits my question )

[iivs]

I have a question: is it possible to retrieve console's text after CSS has been closed?
(sorry for using your topic Sieni, but the name of it fits my question )

The method I use is condump, which outputs console data to txt file. Sometimes files are empty for unknown reason.

[Sieni]

in folder cfg ,file autoexec.cfg put fps_max 100

Thank you! I shall explore the folders a bit more.

[diegabiksis]

The method I use is condump, which outputs console data to txt file. Sometimes files are empty for unknown reason.

I was thinking about bind p "status;condump" but it makes only empty files no matter how long i hold the key or how many times i press it...

[prpa]

instructions for console dump:

con_logfile   "MyConsoleDump.log"

con_timestamp 1



bind SomeCustomKey  "clear; status; condump"

[diegabiksis]

Now it works. Saves console in myconsoledump.txt. But makes empty files too

[prpa]

Now it works. Saves console in myconsoledump.txt. But makes empty files too

Empty file is "condump" console command side effect.



Try:

add

-condebug

command line parameter

and use

con_logfile   ""

con_timestamp 1



bind x        "status"

this will create "console.log" file.