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How to delete an alias?
I have recently written these commands:
alias +spin "m_yaw 0.99"
alias -spin "m_yaw 0.022"
bind 6 "+spin"

That's extactly how I wrote the commands. Now, my alias is not binded on '6', every time I move my mouse the alias works. For those of you who doesn't know what those commands do,they give me high sensibility, just as if I was hacking and spinning non sense. Now I cannot delete the alias I have created, it doesn't reset, I've tried creating other cfg files with different configurations but I can't do anything. Does anybody know what I can do?? Help would be really appreaciated! :cozyhitman2:
Originally posted by Scrub:
Originally posted by KillDaPenguin :D:
Originally posted by doc:
That means you have this set somewhere in your autoexec.cfg. Is this file empty?

I didn’t have that file, or at least I couldn’t find it. What I did was create a file named like that and put the basic config of csgo in it, but it still happens.
If you do not have this file you do not need it. It's just a file that will make sure the same things are bound every time (like this kind of bind).

If that file is empty then this means that bind is coming from somewhere else, hmm... I'm actually not sure where else it could be coming from. And are we talking the "6" key or are we talking about the "6/right arrow" key in your numpad? The latter is actually called "KP_rightarrow"

Just to make sure I'm clear if you do the following: what happens?

1. Get into a game (vs bots or alone, whatever)
2. Open console
3. Type: unbind 6 (or unbind kp_rightarrow if it's the numpad)
4. Press the 6 key

Expected: Nothing should happen.
Actual: what happens?
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Lightningblizerd Jan 13, 2020 @ 10:36am 
cool alias
Scrub Jan 13, 2020 @ 10:37am 
Just rebind over 6 and make sure those commands aren't in your autoexec.cfg or anything.

bind 6 say hello

or just

unbind 6
Subeme la radio Jan 13, 2020 @ 10:46am 
Originally posted by doc:
Just rebind over 6 and make sure those commands aren't in your autoexec.cfg or anything.

bind 6 say hello

or just

unbind 6

I have already tried using unbindall and it still happens :(
Scrub Jan 13, 2020 @ 10:49am 
That means you have this set somewhere in your autoexec.cfg. Is this file empty?

"$\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg\autoexec.cfg"
Subeme la radio Jan 13, 2020 @ 11:00am 
Originally posted by doc:
That means you have this set somewhere in your autoexec.cfg. Is this file empty?

"$\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg\autoexec.cfg"

I didn’t have that file, or at least I couldn’t find it. What I did was create a file named like that and put the basic config of csgo in it, but it still happens.
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Scrub Jan 13, 2020 @ 11:05am 
Originally posted by KillDaPenguin :D:
Originally posted by doc:
That means you have this set somewhere in your autoexec.cfg. Is this file empty?

I didn’t have that file, or at least I couldn’t find it. What I did was create a file named like that and put the basic config of csgo in it, but it still happens.
If you do not have this file you do not need it. It's just a file that will make sure the same things are bound every time (like this kind of bind).

If that file is empty then this means that bind is coming from somewhere else, hmm... I'm actually not sure where else it could be coming from. And are we talking the "6" key or are we talking about the "6/right arrow" key in your numpad? The latter is actually called "KP_rightarrow"

Just to make sure I'm clear if you do the following: what happens?

1. Get into a game (vs bots or alone, whatever)
2. Open console
3. Type: unbind 6 (or unbind kp_rightarrow if it's the numpad)
4. Press the 6 key

Expected: Nothing should happen.
Actual: what happens?
Subeme la radio Jan 13, 2020 @ 11:18am 
Originally posted by doc:
Originally posted by KillDaPenguin :D:

I didn’t have that file, or at least I couldn’t find it. What I did was create a file named like that and put the basic config of csgo in it, but it still happens.
If you do not have this file you do not need it. It's just a file that will make sure the same things are bound every time (like this kind of bind).

If that file is empty then this means that bind is coming from somewhere else, hmm... I'm actually not sure where else it could be coming from. And are we talking the "6" key or are we talking about the "6/right arrow" key in your numpad? The latter is actually called "KP_rightarrow"

Just to make sure I'm clear if you do the following: what happens?

1. Get into a game (vs bots or alone, whatever)
2. Open console
3. Type: unbind 6 (or unbind kp_rightarrow if it's the numpad)
4. Press the 6 key

Expected: Nothing should happen.
Actual: what happens?

Look, I’ve written the commands once again and I’ll tell you what I discovered:

As you know I have a really high sensibility and every time I move my mouse it moves really fast.
1- First of all, whenever I press 6 (already binded to +spin) or any other key I just cannot move my mouse anymore, I mean, while I keep a key pressed I cannot move my mouse, just when I release it, and it keeps moving really fast.
2- I used the key 6, not the kp_rightarrow, but I have tried with both and it doesn’t do anything different
3- My horizontal sensibility is at -3.5 at the moment, and I cannot move it over -0.1, which is the maximum of horizontal sensibility I have. The sane happens with the vertical one, exactly the same minimum and maximum number. I think this isn’t common and in case it isn’t, you know where I can change these maximum and minimum’s? Thank you :)
Subeme la radio Jan 13, 2020 @ 11:45am 
Originally posted by doc:
Originally posted by KillDaPenguin :D:

I didn’t have that file, or at least I couldn’t find it. What I did was create a file named like that and put the basic config of csgo in it, but it still happens.
If you do not have this file you do not need it. It's just a file that will make sure the same things are bound every time (like this kind of bind).

If that file is empty then this means that bind is coming from somewhere else, hmm... I'm actually not sure where else it could be coming from. And are we talking the "6" key or are we talking about the "6/right arrow" key in your numpad? The latter is actually called "KP_rightarrow"

Just to make sure I'm clear if you do the following: what happens?

1. Get into a game (vs bots or alone, whatever)
2. Open console
3. Type: unbind 6 (or unbind kp_rightarrow if it's the numpad)
4. Press the 6 key

Expected: Nothing should happen.
Actual: what happens?

HEY! That’s it, I could solve it. What I did was just modify the command I had put before, instead of puting “alias +spin “m_yaw 0.99”” I put an m_yaw of 0.022, as well as in the -spin, because it was the number that was in the files. What seems to have happened was that when I pressed the binded key, the m_yaw stayed locked and it went to 0.99, but I could solve it. Anyways thank you so much for your help and time, I really appreciate it ;)
Originally posted by doc:
Just rebind over 6 and make sure those commands aren't in your autoexec.cfg or anything.

bind 6 say hello

or just

unbind 6
Hello.
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Date Posted: Jan 13, 2020 @ 10:15am
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