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Unbinding keys help
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So I changed my config and my keybindings a bit, but it seems all the old ones are still there. For example, even though I typed 'unbindall' into console, if I pres 'b' it spams a bind. I even tried typing 'unbind b' into console, and while that works, the next time I start up tf2, it spams the bind again.

Edit: I deleted config.cfg as well as made sure that the configs were consistent in both my tf/custom folder, and the stock tf/cfg folders. It's all working now.

So I changed my config and my keybindings a bit, but it seems all the old ones are still there. For example, even though I typed 'unbindall' into console, if I pres 'b' it spams a bind. I even tried typing 'unbind b' into console, and while that works, the next time I start up tf2, it spams the bind again.

Edit: I deleted config.cfg as well as made sure that the configs were consistent in both my tf/custom folder, and the stock tf/cfg folders. It's all working now.
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delete config.cfg

delete config.cfg
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#3
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have you gone into your config file and tried doing something like 'bind "b" ""'

have you gone into your config file and tried doing something like 'bind "b" ""'
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in your custom cfg folder, see if you have config.cfg, if you do delete it.

edit : got double ninja'd

in your custom cfg folder, see if you have config.cfg, if you do delete it.

edit : got double ninja'd
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when i want to remove a bind i just assign an unused action to that button, accept, then clear the key and it's gone.

when i want to remove a bind i just assign an unused action to that button, accept, then clear the key and it's gone.
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The way I do it is to unbind all my keys, then put the default binds in place, then exec my autoexec.

The way I do it is to unbind all my keys, then put the default binds in place, then exec my autoexec.
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