If listenserver.cfg is being executed on launch, it's probably because you're preloading mods. It shouldn't cause any problems.

If it doesn't work because cheats and/or wait are disabled (as they usually are after connecting to a real server), just enable them.

// listenserver.cfg
sv_cheats 1
sv_allow_wait_command 1
net_fakelag 100; wait 150; net_fakelag 0

If it doesn't work because you need to select a class and spawn before cycling fakelag, you can fix it like so:

// autoexec.cfg
alias cycle_fakelag_if_listenserver

// listenserver.cfg
sv_cheats 1
sv_allow_wait_command 1
alias cycle_fakelag_if_listenserver "net_fakelag 100; wait 150; net_fakelag 0"

// scout.cfg soldier.cfg ... spy.cfg
cycle_fakelag_if_listenserver
alias cycle_fakelag_if_listenserver

Can't remember which one, but one of the "OrangeLight"s here should be what you're looking for. The "Econ.Button.<whatever>" colors would be my first guess.

Add "-insert_search_path tf/demos" to your launch options (without the quotes). Or you could record to "ds_dir custom/demos".

You can then play demos as if they were directly in tf/.

https://www.teamfortress.tv/51593/cheating-to-hear-spies-is-painfully-easy

The Summer 2024 update broke automatic saving of loadouts on exit. Fix is now out - see the instructions on its release page.
https://github.com/jooonior/tf2-loadouts-script/releases/tag/v3.0

P.S. If anyone knows a way to run commands when you close the game (or maybe leave a server) that still works, hmu.

Build instructions are for developers. You can download an already built plugin from the releases page.

I've found a way to automatically clear the save file so it no longer grows forever. Setup instructions haven't changed, all you have to do to update is replace the VPK.
https://github.com/jooonior/tf2-loadouts-script/releases/tag/v2.1

Big necro but here's a working plugin.
https://github.com/jooonior/SourceRes
In theory it should be more stable than blue's version. Would appreciate if someone could test it in other games.

You don't even have to delete the it, just preload your system's .so by setting your launch options like this (replace -novid -nojoy with your current lanch options):

LD_PRELOAD="/usr/lib32/libSDL2-2.0.so.0" %command% -novid -nojoy

Another issue the outdated SDL can cause is mousewheel being registered as m4 and m5 (which was the case for me).

Technically probably yes, but there's no way to run that automatically (afaik), you would have to do it yourself every time you change a page.

shit, in the title of all places, guess it stays

TFTV's design is not very flexible, which makes is painful to navigate on mobile. I wrote some CSS that transforms the layout into something more mobile user friendly. It's far from done, but works fine for browsing threads, news, or events.

Screenshots album.

Unfortunately there is no vanilla way to inject custom CSS on mobile, you need to get and extension to do so, I used Stylus. To get it working you have to be using Firefox Nightly (Google Play) or Fennec (F-Droid). If you want to read about it, here, but TLDR is as follows:

To import the style:

For better experience I recommend disabling Pull to refresh (avoids refreshing when you scroll too fast) and Scroll to hide toobar (does some weird things to the viewport) in Settings > Customize.

Servers, galleries, and profile related pages are broken, streams page too but those are shown on home page as well. Writing posts works but it's still basically the desktop version. There are some bugs here and there but nothing major (hopefully). Everything should scale based on screen width, so use it in portrait mode. Colors are meh and font size is all over the place, because I haven't fully decided on those yet. Have fun.

i'm making a thing. give feedback, ideas, suggestions...
Screens:

con_filter_text doesn't affect what gets logged, only what's shown in-game.

I could make it less likely for random things to get logged by putting all the save commands (~60 lines) into a single giant alias instead of executing them line by line, but that would kill all readability.

Over the past year or so I've been using it no random stuff made it's way there. Even if it did, the chance of it being something disruptive is extremely small imo.

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