En esta guía, I’ll teach you how to make the Counter-Strike 2 Depurar / Build Info disappear from the bottom left of your screen. This will be useful if you’re using an OLED screen or if you find it bothersome.
Console Command
To hide the debug info, you’ll need to type a command in the developer console. If you already have the console enabled, the command to use is:
r_show_build_info 0
If you’re not sure how to open the console or it’s not enabled (it’s usually off by default), sigue leyendo.
Nota: If the debug text reappears after restarting your game, you can add it to an autoexec config file. I’ll show you how to create one in just a couple of minutes.
Cómo habilitar la consola de desarrollador
If you haven’t enabled the developer console yet, just follow these two easy steps.
Paso 1: Open the settings in Counter-Strike 2.
Paso 2: Go to GAME, y cambiar «Enable Developer Console (~)» to YES, just like it’s shown in the picture below.
Ahora, you’ll be able to press the tilde (~) key located between ESCAPE and TAB on your keyboard.
Una vez que hayas hecho esto, you can press this key, and you’ll be able to enter the command mentioned above.
Using this console command should remove the debug text, even if it comes back after restarting your game. Sin embargo, if it reappears, keep reading for a solution.
How to Create an Autoexec File
An autoexec file is like a special settings file that runs when you start up Counter-Strike. It’s handy for folks who use the developer console to type in commands that reset each time you start a new game.
Here’s how to set one up:
Paso 1: Abre Steam y ve a tu biblioteca. Find Counter-Strike 2 in your list of games, Haga clic con el botón derecho, and choose Properties.
Paso 2: In the Properties window, click on Installed Files and then hit the Browse button.
Paso 3: A new window will pop up. Navega hasta el «juego» carpeta.
Paso 4: Dentro del «juego» carpeta, Busque el «csgo» carpeta.
Paso 5: En el «csgo» carpeta, abre el «cfg» carpeta.
Paso 6: Después, you’ll need to right-click in the empty areas beside the items in the folder. Create a new Text Document. You can choose any name you like for this file, como «autoexec.» You can also delete the file later for cleanup, but it’s not necessary.
Paso 7: En este punto, you’ll notice the new text file is highlighted in blue. You can give it any name you prefer. I named mine «autoexec.» Si, por alguna razón, a different text editor opens the file, you can use that if you’re comfortable with it, or manually select «Open With Notepad» from the submenu when you right-click on the file.
Paso 8: Open the text file and paste in the command «r_show_build_info 0» (without using quotation marks).
Paso 9: This is all the configuration file needs for now. En el futuro, this file can accept other valid commands and can be used to automatically run them. Hacer clic en «Archivo» in the top-left corner of Notepad, then move your cursor to «Save As…» y haz clic en él.
Paso 10: A new window titled «Save As» aparecerá. Debería verse así:
Primero, cambiar el «Save as type:» drop-down menu from «Text Document (.TXT)» a «Todos los archivos (.)».
Próximo, delete the existing text in the field, tipo «autoexec.cfg» in brackets, and click the «Ahorrar» botón.
Paso 11: You can now close all the windows except for the Steam window.
Return to your library, find Counter-Strike 2, haga clic derecho sobre él, y seleccione «Propiedades.» Entonces, go to the General tab if it’s not already selected and scroll down slightly to reveal the LAUNCH OPTIONS. In this field, type the following:
+ejecutivo autoexec.cfg
Paso 12: Eso es todo! If Counter-Strike 2 isn’t already closed, you may need to restart it.
If you have any questions or need assistance, por favor siéntete libre de dejar un comentario, and I’ll do my best to help you.
Eso es todo lo que estamos compartiendo hoy para este contraataque 2 guía. Esta guía fue originalmente creada y escrita por bonk!. En caso de que no actualicemos esta guía, puede encontrar la última actualización siguiendo este enlace.