In this edition of "Nerds with low self-esteem..." LOL

Some of my favorite bands are Foo Fighters, Led Zeppelin, Cage the Elephant, Taking Back Sunday.

There should be one of these for every game. Just a quick config rundown of what you need, and what you don't need. Atleast for me, when I try to find some info about other games, i.e. DotA 2, CS:GO, I can never find a quick guide to what I should have in my config.

As for TF2, the main things you need are to define your rates (which includes interp), and some preferential things like do you want viewmodels on, or how your HUD looks.

What happened to the bots and mumble?

Nah nigga, you can't just jack this homie's thread, in the real world dawg, that's called grand theft auto, and you get yo ass jailed fo dat.

Seriously though, that's not cool. <8O(

Some specs would be nice, i.e. Graphics Card, OS, HDDs, etc...

OOHHHHH, I'm stupid..., I didn't know that it would work that way as well, I thought it had to go through the localization files.

Anyways, you don't need to share your menu, just add that bit of code you just pasted and tell people to add it to their own user.scr

Well yeah, it is, but I went into tf_english.txt so you can add the names of your configs.

Probably not, his slider just replicates typing "cl_interp ##" into the console.

EDIT: FUCKING NINJA'D

When it execs the config, all the commands inside the file are saved. However, the value in the drop down menu is NOT saved. Like I said, it's probably because I'm executing a file, instead of an integer linked to a resource.

Yeah, you will most likely have to reconfigure the configs you use so there aren't any leftover commands.

After poking around for nearly a half hour, I've finally been able to make the FPS Config drop down menu fsXD was talking about!

I had to edit the tf_english.txt file, and then I was able to add:

	"exec"
	{
		"Select your preferred config:"
		"Execute an FPS Config"
		{
			LIST
			"#TF_ShowFPSConfig1" "FPS_Configs\maxframes.cfg"
			"#TF_ShowFPSConfig2" "FPS_Configs\dx9frames.cfg"
			"#TF_ShowFPSConfig3" "FPS_Configs\maxquality.cfg"
		}
		{ "0" }
	}

This then allowed me to configure a drop down menu in Adv. Options with selectable configs:

http://i.imgur.com/OdshNpe.png

Here, you can see it went through and execed the config: (There's a bug that makes it so it doesn't have it selected when you open up Adv. Options, probably because I'm making it exec a file instead of execing through an integer.)

This is pretty fucking cool.

I'm trying to test that out right now through "user.scr."

I went ahead and tested the "settings.scr" for you four, I found some interesting stuff as well.

I added this to "settings.scr":

"sv_pure"
     {
          "Set sv_pure"
          { NUMBER 0 2 }
          { "0" }
     }

"tf_birthday"
{
"Toggle Birthday Mode"
{ BOOL }
{ "0" }
}

And I was able to get this in the Create New Server Dialog Box:

http://i.imgur.com/Y3jGV4L.png

I checked the Birthday Mode and got this in-game:

I didn't have any skin mods to test sv_pure, but I bet it worked as well.

EDIT: I was thinking about what fsXD said, and it could be viable for fast swapping of config files. You could make a dropdown list and have certain configs listed.

Lmao, I'll go do that.

Yeah, I think I'll start off with bot matches, as I need to get the hang of the heroes and their item builds before anything else. It's not as easy as TF2 though, TF2 is really pick up and play, DotA 2 and any other kind of game like this, you actually have to do your research or give yourself time to learn.