Introduction

Configuration files are text files that you can execute. In these text files are a bunch of commands that will run on the console, without manually typing all the commands yourself.

Directory Listing:

+ Application Root
  + cfg
     - your_config_files.cfg
  - app.jar
  - autoexec.cfg
  - convars.cfg
  - (runonce.cfg)

File: autoexec.cfg

This special configuration file gets executed every time the system starts. You can run commands in there that need to run on every start-up.

File: convars.cfg

This special configuration file will store non-volatile console variables.

You should not edit this file. This file gets automatically generated every time you exit the application. You can force this during runtime by sending the command DUMPCFG.

File: runonce.cfg

This is a special file and will only run once, by that I mean that once the file gets run, it is also deleted. This file gets run at start up, if it exists. The runonce.cfg file is often used when upgrading or downgrading between application versions, when there's something special that needs to be done during this process.

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