I was bored and decided to adapt my personal Left 4 Dead 2 autoexec[pastebin.com] to No More Room in Hell, only keeping things that work in both games and adding some more.

There's a huge advantage in NMRiH being a Source game, because that means scripts from other games like HL2, CSS, L4D2 and TF2 work on it, usually without needing to be tweaked.
So now I decided to release my config for my fellow gamers to freely use, but please: do not redistribute (if you want to share this with friends, link them to this guide),

You are free to edit the config to suit your personal tastes, but once again, do not share that config saying you are the author of it.

I will be updating this guide once I modify and add new stuff to the config.

Also, I urge everyone reading this to share suggestions for this config, such as scripts, your own values, etc. :)

Original thread @ NoMoreRoominHell.com: http://www.nomoreroominhell.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11640

• Lerp toggler (by Don)
  
• Netcode and GFX tweaks
  
• Toggleable compass (by Alex Lee[nmrih.gamebanana.com]) - the compass now doesn't fade out of the screen unless you press C again. Useful for survival to always keep track of the zones.
  
• Anti-idlekick
  
• Null-cancelling movement (by povohat[ozfortress.com]) - prevents you from pressing two opposing directions, which causes you to stop moving.
  
• Demo playback gun viewmodel & HUD toggle (by Don) - highly useful while watching already recorded demos.
  
• Netgraph in the scoreboard
  
  
• More coming soon! (feel free to share more scripts!)
  

• http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=GiWU0z2m

▬ Do I really need this?
No, unless you're a perfectionist like me and/or you're bored.

▬ Where to put this config?
Go to C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\nmrih\nmrih\cfg and open autoexec.cfg. If you don't have that file, create it.

Change these launch options to suit your system's specs.

-refresh is the refresh rate of your monitor so if your monitor only has a refresh rate of 60 Hz then set it to 60.

-heapsize is based off of the amount of RAM you have; it's best set to half the total amount. It's measured in kilobytes.
• 2 GB
-heapsize 1048576

• 4 GB
-heapsize 2097152

• 6 GB
-heapsize 3145728

• 8 GB
-heapsize 4194304