Could you put the autoexec.cfg into a Pastebin so we can look at it before downloading?

Here is a pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/iGdUp2zu

how is this different from others?

It isn't

I added a few more lines in it that improve FPS and removed some due to them being invalid and the possibility to crash some peoples games especially with older computers. If you look at my GMod one it is close to the same, but has to remove some for that one because specific ones only work for TF2, the reason why they are close to the same is because TF2 and GMod use the same engine. So they use sort of the same lines.

He's not asking what's different between your two configs, but rather what sets this tf2 config aside from the many other tf2 configs.

I don't think you understand what people try to tell you.
and if you do why don't you just post "this few lines" to show that it's not a complete copy.
and who the fuck asked you about the gmod one, why are you mentioning it?

edit: ninja'd by 5 seconds

I understand I got a little off track but, just in case because some people that do both Gmod and TF2 they start looking at it the wrong way so just in case. But anyways... Let me start this over again, I will post a pastebin and I will look in my config to find any removed or added lines.

Go to here to see the differences. http://pastebin.com/c3FR0QJm

in what config there is a 131 fps cap.
every fps config I saw after chris' had no cap on fps because it would be laggy.

I saw some after Chris's that has it on, It is actually a good thing, because it keeps FPS stable because they will start tearing if you go too high.

FPS is linked to refresh rate, i.e i use 300 due to 144hz someone with 60hz would use 130
the fps cap is also way too low, id hit that constantly, causing a weird stutter lag effect.

Well when you make it you can always modify it for your system this is mostly for lower level PCs like mine, but you can always look stuff up on Google and learn how to modify for your system or turn on some things here and there if you actually like them on.

Thanks i will also google a new config while im at it.

so much fucking hostility the fuck is your issue idiots
if his config is crap just don't use it christ

I appreciate that you are saying that but you don't need to say anything you may put yourself at risk of them charging back at you about it, just be careful.

"They" are the people in the forum you posted your stuff in for feedback. And it doesn't suck, it's just possibly not as good and most likely not an improvement over existing configs, so people are completely right in pointing out that you should rather put your efforts into something else if you haven't discovered new methods that make your config perform better than other ones in benchmarks. There are only so many variables you can change in tf2 to improve performance.

It gets tiring seeing someone once a month who don't offer anything new to the table. The people who make notable cfgs, like chris back in the day or comanglia now, spend a lot of time and effort working on their cfg and finding out how to get the most fps out of it as possible. So you're bound to get hostility when people quite frankly don't put in either, and more often than not being just a worse version of, or even just a renamed, someone else's cfg.

Not trying to discourage you evolve, but if you seriously want to make a cfg then you need to work hard for it. If you can't offer anything new and better than what's out there, there's no good in you releasing it. There are tons of things you can do that other public cfgs don't offer; working well with -default, having a cfg for each class.cfg to exec that run commands that get reset each time a map loads, mem_compact and r_cleardecals in binds, etc. and of course just finding new commands that improve fps. And that's just a few things that I know from scripting, an actual cfg maker should have a lot more than I do. But quite frankly your cfg doesn't do any of that yet and as a user, there's no reason for me to use this cfg over comanglia's.