CS question How do I save my key settings

Once you've set it up, exit CS, have one in the cstrike schinese directory, copy it, and overwrite the cstrike schinese directory on another machine.

It is not recommended to use the Vista system to play CS, because when entering the server, there will be a conflict when opening SXE or something.

It's better to use XP.

This version is like this.,It's okay to exit the game program and go in again.,Or change the version.,Diku doesn't have such a problem.。

After you set the buttons, don't enter the game first, exit first and start from the new! I've had this problem too.

Yes? How do you do it, you redo the system.

The key settings are stored in a file, which can be found in either your Cstrike folder or the Cstrike Schinese folder, depending on which of the two folders you have.

If you're really unsure, just back up the configs in both folders.

After reinstalling, restore the config under these two folders.

Once it's set, it's automatic.

Basically, there are two kinds of this situation.,The first one:You don't press OK and apply after setting it (this situation is relatively rare.,Because if you don't press it, you won't be able to continue the subsequent operations and games)The second type:You use a non-default config file (here it refers to stability、Recoil、Automatic pressure gun and other non-illegal configs) and the properties of the file are set to read-only,Then you just set it in the game and it has no effect, You can only change your personal settings by removing the read-only file.

It seems that only abnormal exits will not be saved.

There is a game setting on the CS main interface, and a keyboard behind the personal settings. If you want to change the key, you can change it casually inside, and you only need to change this action to a habit after the corresponding action.

This is the Chinese version, and the following keys are all displayed in English. Click down with the mouse, and then press the desired key to change it to the corresponding one. If you make a mistake, you can click on that one to use the default, and then set it again!

The main thing is to set the number key to buy equipment on the right-hand side, which is generally default, or set it according to your own habits! The rest doesn't seem to be much! By the way, also the sensitivity of the mouse!

The game settings should have the crouch jump you said at the end, which can be set to a single spacebar, and the console type: bind space"+sjump"That's it.

I can tell you that most people are default, except for small jumps with the scroll wheel and squats with V voice with the mouse button.

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9 awp4 famas

1 USP2 Sand Hawk.

3 Half Armor. 0 Full Armor.

Pliers: This is what I bought the gun for, and everything else is pretty much the same.

There is no foul in the regular game, but it can't be bound, and it can only be operated with a full keyboard. It's nothing to say that the setting is nothing.,O to V.,Buy things fast.,The rest depends on your habits.,It's not that the master sets how good.,But it's more comfortable to choose each other between squatting and silent walking.,Because squatting is often used.,And it depends on who is fast.。

Keyboard settings are mainly habits, and it has nothing to do with whether the master is a master or not!

Formal competitions can be small jumps, and generally can also be bound to the roller, but continuous small jumps are not allowed, so the roller small jump is easy to foul!

You should refer to the master's machine tuning, mouse tuning settings, resolution, etc.

Well, it's the default.

And then set the o key to the v key, then set the microphone to case, and then set the jump to the pulley, and that's gone.

The squat key cannot be tied to the pulley, and the game is not allowed.

Open CS, liter celery and then click Option Settings - Keyboard Noise - Default First Defeat Setting, and it's OK.

The right mouse button is to change the gun.

The space is open.

V is to jump Q is to take out thunder instantly, E is to take out flash in an instant.

shift is squatting, and ctrl is talking.

The F key is to speak.

The case is mine-removal.

Key operation, taking the default key as an example.

The general default key is:

Number keys above the letters:

1. Switch the main gun.

2. Switch pistols.

3. Switch knives.

4. Switch grenades.

5. Switch to C4

6. Letter key: WSAD up and down, left and right.

7. Q and the previous ** fast switching.

8, E dismantle C4

9. R change bullets.

10. T painting.

11. Y speaks to everyone.

12. Talk to the team.

13, F turn on the light.

14. g discard the current **.

15. ZXC is a quick speaking instruction.

16. B is the main menu for shopping.

17. M is the selection team.

18. "It's to buy bullets.

19. TAB is to check the record.

20. K is voice speech.

21. Shift is silent walking.

22. Ctrl is squatting.

23. The space is a jump.

When using AK47 this gun at a long distance, you should pay attention to point shooting, that is, 1-2 rounds of guns, every interval, sweep at close range, but pay attention to pressing the gun, that is, to lower the crosshair when firing continuously.

When using AWP, pay attention to finding a position, such as a corner or a remote place, snipe the enemy, open the scope if you encounter the enemy far away, and shoot a pistol after shooting when you are close.

Key operation, taking the default key as an example.

Move the letter keys: W, S, A, D, corresponding to front, back, left, right.

Action keys: shift, silent walking, ctrl, crouching, space jumping.

Toggle keys (number keys above the letters): 1, switch the main gun, 2, switch the pistol, 3, switch the knife, 4, switch the grenade, 5, switch C4.

Function keys: E, Remove C4, R, Change Bullet, T, Spray Paint, F, Turn on the Light, G, Drop the current **.

Dialogue keys: Y, talk to everyone, u, talk to the team, z, x, c are all quick speaking commands. k. It is a voice speech.

Select the team shortcut: M.

Shopping gun shortcut: B, is the main menu of shopping guns.

The shortcut to purchase bullets is: "Key and" key.

Shortcut key to view performance: tab.

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1. Basic operation training.

You can find a lot of detailed descriptions of the basic keys in other articles, so I won't repeat the detailed button descriptions here.

1. Purchase**.

It's important to familiarize yourself with the necessary keys! What is familiarity? You can do a test like this:

Put your hands on the keyboard, close your eyes, and press B41 (B43 in this case for the police), G, B31, B13, G, B42, B84, B81, B82, B83, and the time it takes to press it exactly is as short as possible. To do this training, you can build your own LAN host and set the initial capital to 16,000 yuan for training. Although there is now a one-click to buy a gun, this training is mainly to train your sense of these common key positions.

Don't start the fight and still stare at the keyboard with your eyes on the b43, or run out only to find that the body armor has not been bought. As a CSER, these are absolutely not allowed.

2. Basic movement training.

The most commonly used key operations such as Q key switching**, CTRL squat, shift walking, space jumping, etc. are all familiar, and you can practice them together when you are familiar with the map.

This training can be said to be very monotonous, the method is very simple, your CS does not load any robots. Then choose the commonly used maps to practice, and choose the three classic maps of Desert 2 (Dust2), Train (Train), and Suspension Bridge (Aztec) to practice.

When training, you should be familiar with basic movements such as 90-degree horizontal turn, 360-degree patrol, oblique flash, serpentine step, big jump, and dodge jump. Note: The degrees and steps mentioned here are approximate and do not need to be too precise.

90-degree lateral turn – the most basic movement. When moving forward, turn the mouse 90 degrees to the left and press D at the same time, so that you turn 90 degrees horizontally to the left without changing the direction of your person's progress. The same goes for turning 90 degrees to the right.

You can also turn it again and press S to turn 180 degrees to hit enemies behind you.

360-degree tour - press D while turning the mouse 90 degrees to the left, then press S when turning the mouse left, then press A when you turn 90 degrees to the left, and then press W when you turn 90 degrees to the left, so that you have completed a 360-degree tour without any change in the direction of travel. This is a very important action and is a great way to keep an eye on your surroundings as you move forward. The same goes for a 360-degree tour to the right. Thank you.