[mayersdz]

every time i change the map , my plugins cvars go back to default , where should i put the commands ?

[Sreaper]

Originally Posted by mayersdz every time i change the map , my plugins cvars go back to default , where should i put the commands ?

In server.cfg or if it’s a plugin check cfg/sourcemod/plugin.something.cfg

[mayersdz]

Originally Posted by Sreaper In server.cfg or if it’s a plugin check cfg/sourcemod/plugin.something.cfg

server.cfg does nothing
as for plugin.cfg there is no such thing as that

here are the commands i, trying to put in server.cfg


sm_cvar sm_flashlight_return 0, i wanted it to be 1 but every map change it goes to default like every plugin command !

please help sos

[Marttt]

if is a plugin specific cvar problem, you should link the plugin as well

May be some bad code practise on that plugin.

Usually, you have to set the cvars on "server.cfg" or "listenserver.cfg" when local.
Or plugin specific files "plugin_name.cfg" (if it has an AutoExec creating in the code).

[mayersdz]

Originally Posted by Marttt if is a plugin specific cvar problem, you should link the plugin as well May be some bad code practise on that plugin. Usually, you have to set the cvars on "server.cfg" or "listenserver.cfg" when local. Or plugin specific files "plugin_name.cfg" (if it has an AutoExec creating in the code).

where do i find this plugin name or should i create one ? but in where location to put the cfg ?

[Marttt]

cfg/server.cfg (dedicated server)
cfg/listenserver.cfg (local)
cfg/sourcemod/pluginname.cfg (may have another name, but plugin name is conventional)

What I mean is that sharing the "plugin"/"thread" link could help other people check for you
if the plugin auto creates the .cfg file and if it is reading the cvar correctly.

[mayersdz]

Originally Posted by Marttt cfg/server.cfg (dedicated server) cfg/listenserver.cfg (local) cfg/sourcemod/pluginname.cfg (may have another name, but plugin name is conventional) What I mean is that sharing the "plugin"/"thread" link could help other people check for you if the plugin auto creates the .cfg file and if it is reading the cvar correctly.

OH GODDAM IT I WAS looking in configs folder instead of cfg folder

i found those plugin cfg files , now im gonna try

[mayersdz]

its working now ty !