I can't move after installing config

[TurctheGamingDragon]

So the other day, I created a custom config over at cfg.tf souly for the purpose of increasing my FPS, installed it in my local files, and decided to run a playtest on Gravelpit in an empty server.

The good news is that the config actually improved my framerate (I could tell when I was selecting a class). The bad news is that when I spawned in the map, I couldn't move. I tried pressing my movement keys (WASD) but I could hardly budge.

I don't get it. I installed the config correctly, so what went wrong? And how do I fix it?

[Penis Parker]

Check if WASD is set for movement.

[Sleep]

Use host_thread_mode 0
(I don't remember if its 1 or 0, but change it)
If its 1, make it 0
If its 0 make it 1

[Sleep]

Is this issue in the local server?(offline map that you open using console)

[Sleep]

Originally posted by Atlas:

Check if WASD is set for movement.

Check this too
Most probably, this is not the case dince cfg.tf has that bound as default unless you change it

[Revan]

Configs are only text files not mods. You probably don't have WASD bound.

[TurctheGamingDragon]

Okay, so far everyone seems to be suggesting "Make sure WASD is bound". Now my next question is how should I do that? (WITHOUT using cheats or console commands)

[trash]

Originally posted by DragonGamerz:

Okay, so far everyone seems to be suggesting "Make sure WASD is bound". Now my next question is how should I do that? (WITHOUT using cheats or console commands)

why would you not use console
you just type in
bind w
and it'll spit out what w is currently bound to, then you can troubleshoot

or you can just go to keyboard settings and re-assign your movement keys, though they might reset when you relaunch due to your config re-execing

[Revan]

Originally posted by DragonGamerz:

Okay, so far everyone seems to be suggesting "Make sure WASD is bound". Now my next question is how should I do that? (WITHOUT using cheats or console commands)

Go to your options (not advanced) then keyboard then just go through them

[apple]

Originally posted by Revan:

Originally posted by DragonGamerz:

Okay, so far everyone seems to be suggesting "Make sure WASD is bound". Now my next question is how should I do that? (WITHOUT using cheats or console commands)

Go to your options (not advanced) then keyboard then just go through them

Give him nobel

[TurctheGamingDragon]

Originally posted by slop:

or you can just go to keyboard settings and re-assign your movement keys, though they might reset when you relaunch due to your config re-execing

Well, how do I prevent that from happening? If it involves editing the config, which parts should I edit?

[Guillaume Bevy]

Originally posted by DragonGamerz:

So the other day, I created a custom config over at cfg.tf souly for the purpose of increasing my FPS, installed it in my local files, and decided to run a playtest on Gravelpit in an empty server.

The good news is that the config actually improved my framerate (I could tell when I was selecting a class). The bad news is that when I spawned in the map, I couldn't move. I tried pressing my movement keys (WASD) but I could hardly budge.

I don't get it. I installed the config correctly, so what went wrong? And how do I fix it?

If you were experiencing this -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifZDtcDq-iQ you were most likely trying to test out your new CFG in an offline server. cfg.tf uses a specific command (host_thread_mode) which can break local servers but can gain fps in online play. You are absolutely fine.
I know this is kinda an old thread, but it is the first one that pops up when you search for this issue, so i just wanted to post on this to try and resolve it for anyone currently having this "issue".
But if you weren't in a local server and couldn't move, try checking your binds in-game ("bind w" in console, etc.) and if it isn't the right command (+forward for w) try reinstalling the cfg.

[downvote]

Originally posted by Puck the Gay:

Originally posted by DragonGamerz:

So the other day, I created a custom config over at cfg.tf souly for the purpose of increasing my FPS, installed it in my local files, and decided to run a playtest on Gravelpit in an empty server.

The good news is that the config actually improved my framerate (I could tell when I was selecting a class). The bad news is that when I spawned in the map, I couldn't move. I tried pressing my movement keys (WASD) but I could hardly budge.

I don't get it. I installed the config correctly, so what went wrong? And how do I fix it?

If you were experiencing this -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifZDtcDq-iQ you were most likely trying to test out your new CFG in an offline server. cfg.tf uses a specific command (host_thread_mode) which can break local servers but can gain fps in online play. You are absolutely fine.
I know this is kinda an old thread, but it is the first one that pops up when you search for this issue, so i just wanted to post on this to try and resolve it for anyone currently having this "issue".
But if you weren't in a local server and couldn't move, try checking your binds in-game ("bind w" in console, etc.) and if it isn't the right command (+forward for w) try reinstalling the cfg.

>Kinof an old thread
>LITERALLY 10 months ago
> Already Solved

[Bald John]

It's just masterconfig, I have the same problem, but only with masterconfig. And I did rebind and make sure of all that wasd stuff, it's just the config being ♥♥♥♥♥♥. But if it wasnt masterconfig idk what to say

[maucleo]

Originally posted by Ashley:

Originally posted by DragonGamerz:

So the other day, I created a custom config over at cfg.tf souly for the purpose of increasing my FPS, installed it in my local files, and decided to run a playtest on Gravelpit in an empty server.

The good news is that the config actually improved my framerate (I could tell when I was selecting a class). The bad news is that when I spawned in the map, I couldn't move. I tried pressing my movement keys (WASD) but I could hardly budge.

I don't get it. I installed the config correctly, so what went wrong? And how do I fix it?

If you were experiencing this -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifZDtcDq-iQ you were most likely trying to test out your new CFG in an offline server. cfg.tf uses a specific command (host_thread_mode) which can break local servers but can gain fps in online play. You are absolutely fine.
I know this is kinda an old thread, but it is the first one that pops up when you search for this issue, so i just wanted to post on this to try and resolve it for anyone currently having this "issue".
But if you weren't in a local server and couldn't move, try checking your binds in-game ("bind w" in console, etc.) and if it isn't the right command (+forward for w) try reinstalling the cfg.

Saving lives even after 5 years of this thread. Thank you