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Case Checker (CS:GO Config)

This tool checks letter-casing problems in CS:GO / Source-engine config text (like autoexec.cfg): mixed command casing (e.g., Bind vs bind) and exec filename casing that can break on case-sensitive systems (common on Linux servers). It also generates a clean, normalized config you can copy.

Category: Text · URL: /tools/case-checker-csgo.html
No network calls. Runs locally in your browser.
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Privacy: runs locally in your browser. No uploads, no tracking scripts.

How to use

Use it to lint and clean a pasted CS:GO config snippet.

  1. Paste your config into the input box (autoexec.cfg, practice cfg, etc.).
  2. Choose options (Linux-safe checks, lowercase commands, normalize exec targets, ensure .cfg).
  3. Click Analyze to see warnings and a summary, or Normalize to generate a cleaned config.
  4. Copy the output and paste it back into your cfg file.
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Secondary intents covered: Check if exec lines use risky uppercase filenames (Linux case-sensitive), Find mixed casing of the same command (e.g., exec/Exec/EXEC), Normalize a CS:GO config by lowercasing command words, Add missing .cfg extension to exec targets, Keep comments intact while cleaning command casing, Copy a normalized config ready for autoexec.cfg, Troubleshoot why an exec file works on Windows but fails on Linux, Quickly audit a long config for consistency

FAQ

Are CS:GO console commands case-sensitive?

Usually no—commands like bind and exec are typically case-insensitive. This tool mainly helps you standardize casing and catch filename issues.

Why does exec work on Windows but not on Linux servers?

Linux filesystems are commonly case-sensitive, so Exec AutoExec.CFG can fail if the real file is autoexec.cfg (different casing).

What does “Ensure .cfg” do?

If your line is exec prac, it will suggest/normalize to exec prac.cfg for consistency.

Will normalizing exec targets break my setup?

If your actual cfg filename uses uppercase letters, forcing lowercase could break it on Linux. Use normalization only if your files are actually named in lowercase (recommended).

Does this tool change my comments?

No—inline // comments are preserved in the normalized output.

Can I use this for CS2 configs too?

Yes, it’s just text-based linting for common Source-style cfg patterns. The exec filename casing checks are still relevant on case-sensitive systems.

Does it upload my config anywhere?

No. The tool runs fully in your browser and makes no network requests.