How-to guide

CS2 Autoexec Crosshair Config Guide

Create CS2 crosshair config files and bind them to keys using real crosshair code examples.

Open bind generator

Turn stable codes into binds or config snippets.

Autoexec is best for settings you trust enough to load every time CS2 starts. Crosshair commands belong there only after you have tested the shape in real rounds.

Keep comments short and separate experimental codes from stable ones. A clean config is easier to debug when a bind or launch option stops working.

1

Convert the code to commands

Open a crosshair preview and copy the console command block.

2

Create or open autoexec.cfg

Use your CS2 cfg directory and keep a backup of the original file.

3

Paste stable commands

Add only the crosshair commands you want to load every launch.

cl_crosshairstyle 4; cl_crosshairsize 2; cl_crosshairgap -3
4

Exec and verify

Run exec autoexec in the console and verify the crosshair before joining a match.

FAQ

Should every crosshair test go into autoexec?

No. Put only stable settings there; test temporary values in the console or bind tool.

What if autoexec does not load?

Check the file name, folder, launch options, and whether CS2 printed errors in the console.