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CS SOURCE CONFIGS!  [+ FPS = + KILLS]   :P

 

This will increase ur FPS but will decrease a little  your graphics in game.

// Casey's Config v2 (CAL compliant)

 

 

cl_cmdrate "101"

cl_interp "0.01"

cl_interpolate "1"

cl_lagcomp_errorcheck "0"

cl_lagcompensation "1"

cl_updaterate "101"

cl_smooth "1"

rate "25000"

 

mp_decals "200"

 

cl_drawmonitors "0"

cl_ragdoll_physics_enable "0"

cl_show_splashes "0"

cl_phys_props_enable "1"

cl_phys_props_max "50"

cl_forcepreload "1"

cl_restrict_server_commands "0"

 

r_decals "1"

r_drawbatchdecals "1" .

r_decal_cullsize "9999"

r_rootlod "2"

r_lod "-1"

r_modellodscale "1.0"

r_drawmodeldecals "0"

r_shadowmaxrendered "32"

r_shadows "0"

r_shadowrendertotexture "1"

r_dynamic "0"

r_propsmaxdist "1200"

r_drawdetailprops "1"

r_occlusion "1"

r_renderoverlayfragment "0"

r_3dsky "0"

r_waterdrawreflection "0"

r_waterforceexpensive "0"

r_drawflecks "0"

r_eyes "0"

r_teeth "0"

gl_clear "0"

 

mat_monitorgamma "2.2"

mat_disable_bloom "1"

mat_hdr_enabled "0"

mat_hdr_level "0"

mat_specular "0"

mat_picmip "2"

mat_antialias "0"

mat_bumpmap "0"

mat_clipz "0"

mat_compressedtextures "0"

mat_mipmaptextures "1"

mat_reducefillrate "1"

mat_trilinear "0"

mat_wateroverlaysize "8"

 

violence_ablood "1"

violence_agibs "1"

violence_hblood "1"

violence_hgibs "1"

 

net_graph "3"

net_graphpos "1"

net_graphheight "30"

 

 

USE just the ones u want! or all.... btw each player have his own preference so make yours!   ;D

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Nice ones, but the first commands depend on everyone's connection. If you have a crappy one (like mine :P) using such high numbers will ruin your game :)

 

Btw , thanks for posting them , some where useful.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Id suggest ppl with shitty connection to make it like this `:

 

cl_updaterate 80

cl_ cmdrate 80

rate 20000

 

again remember try to experiment with it to find the exact perfect setting for your own cs!

 

 

PS: the ex_interp doesnt always work but if it does it helps alot (hitboxes) !

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