To modify the server settings, simple access a couple of config files and you are ready to go,
First of all you can add some basic configurations into the server.cfg file found in the cfg folder this file is executed on every map change/start.
Second, you can modify your autoexec.cfg
This file is executed at the server startup and therefore commands such as workshop configurations which could cause an infinite map reload can be added here.
There are also the gamemode configs:
gamemode_xxx.cfg
These files are modified to change the default settings for that gamemode. by default your server will be configured under the gamemode_competitive.cfg, you could add exec gamemode_casual.cfg in your server.cfg / autoexec.cfg file to change your gamemode.
You can also add different configs by just simply adding them into the /csgo/cfg/ file and then using the "exec newconfig.cfg" command in your server.cfg or autoexec.cfg file.
Reboot your server and now your new game will load with the config pre-loaded on
First of all you can add some basic configurations into the server.cfg file found in the cfg folder this file is executed on every map change/start.
Second, you can modify your autoexec.cfg
This file is executed at the server startup and therefore commands such as workshop configurations which could cause an infinite map reload can be added here.
There are also the gamemode configs:
gamemode_xxx.cfg
These files are modified to change the default settings for that gamemode. by default your server will be configured under the gamemode_competitive.cfg, you could add exec gamemode_casual.cfg in your server.cfg / autoexec.cfg file to change your gamemode.
You can also add different configs by just simply adding them into the /csgo/cfg/ file and then using the "exec newconfig.cfg" command in your server.cfg or autoexec.cfg file.
Reboot your server and now your new game will load with the config pre-loaded on
