Double-click and open it in Notepad or Notepad++. Make sure there's no '.txt' or other extension in the name. Note: this will work with Notepad, but I highly recommend downloading Notepad++ if you do anything that involves tinkering, scripting, etc.Ĭreate a new file in the folder that we opened and name it 'autoexec.cfg'. Uncheck the box that says 'Hide extensions for known file types', click OK, and continue. Look for the Show Hidden Files and Folders shortcut and click it. This can also be accessed by tapping the Windows key and typing 'hidden'. If you cannot see the file extensions (meaning the '.mp3' or '.docx' at the end of the filenames, as examples), then go to View>File name extensions and check it. This can contain a bunch of options depending on the game, but we'll just change the FOV and keybinds. There are many different games out there that have a similar premise, but the idea is to create a file that the game will detect and execute on launch. For the sake of simplicity and ease of access, we will create a file called 'autoexec.cfg'. You cannot modify this file, however, as Brink will reset it to default every time that the game runs. This file contains multiple settings and options, usually in the console command format. Once in the folder, you should see one file, 'brinkconfig.cfg'. Your profile ID is unique, so it could be anything. Go to your Brink user directory, something like this: ".\Steam\userdata\\22350\local\base" In this instance, we'll just assume that you are using Steam
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