How to Configure Neverlose: Misc & Skinchanger | Part 2

Part 2 of Neverlose's config guide covers saving and sharing configs, interface settings, and Misc tab features like Bunny Hop, Air Strafe, and Jump Bug for cheat setup.

Key Takeaways

Neverlose configs are cloud-stored and can be backed up, shared, or published to the market
Safe Mode should be considered when playing on Valve servers due to ban risk
Air Strafe and Jump Bug settings offer significant movement advantages but have configurable trade-offs
The Skinchanger tab allows customization of skins, float, StatTrak, stickers, and agents

What the video covers

Explains how Neverlose stores configs in the cloud tied to the account, including autosave, duplicating, sharing via one-time links, and publishing to the market
Describes restoring deleted configs within a 7-day window
Covers additional settings: localization installation, interface scale, measurement units, accent color, and light theme
Explains Safe Mode behavior on Valve servers versus third-party servers and the option to force it on
Introduces the chat and friend code feature for joining lobbies
Details Bunny Hop and Air Strafe, including server parameter concerns (sv_quantize_movement_input, sv_subtick_movement_view_angles) that can cause visible screen shaking
Explains Air Strafe sub-options such as Avoid Collisions, View Angles, Movement Keys, and speed/turn balance sliders
Covers Jump Bug options (High Jump, Ramp Boost, No Land Penalty, No Fall Damage) and Edge Quick Stop
Describes Standalone Quick Stop, Strafe Assist (similar to Snap Tap), Edge Jump, and Slow Walk
Touches on Knife Bot, Prevent AFK Kick, Hit Sound, and Automatic Grenade Release settings

Chapters

How do I share a Neverlose config with a friend?

Click 'Share' on the config in the presets window, which copies a one-time link to your clipboard. When the friend follows the link, the config appears in their menu. You can also publish configs to the market from the account dashboard.

What is Safe Mode and when should it be used?

Safe Mode is set to automatic by default, detecting the server type. On Valve servers it prevents enabling features that could get you banned. It can be forced on for testing on local servers, or disabled at your own risk.

Why might observers notice screen shaking with Air Strafe?

The combination of sv_quantize_movement_input set to 1 and sv_subtick_movement_view_angles set to 0 can cause visible shaking of the screen and model. Valve servers currently set the latter to 1, avoiding this, but third-party servers may still have the problematic settings.

Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown

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This is the second part of the "How to Configure Neverlose" series In this video, we'll configure the Misc and Skinchanger tabs In the video description you'll find a link to the first part, as well as timecodes If you're new, we recommend watching

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all the videos in the "Tutorial" playlist And for those who already know everything we've hidden 5 thirty-day subscriptions in this video Good luck finding them, and enjoy the video Let's start a little out of order In the last video, we didn't cover

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saving your cheat settings and the additional menu options It's better to go over this now simply because in the upcoming videos there won't be a convenient moment for it The first thing worth knowing The cheat has a config system that lets you save your cheat settings

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Configs are stored not locally on your computer but in the cloud, which is tied to your Neverlose account To create a new config, open the presets window and click the big plus sign in the top right The floppy disk icon, to the right of the name

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is responsible for saving your current settings If saving changes manually is inconvenient, you can enable autosave But be careful here: changes will be saved immediately and you won't be able to return to your previous settings by reloading the config

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It's also a good idea to make backup copies of your configs This is especially useful during setup when you're trying out different options and want to be able to quickly roll back to a previous state To create a copy of a config

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click the three dots and then the "Duplicate" button In this same window, you can share a config with a friend To do this, click "Share", after which a one-time link will be copied to your clipboard when someone follows it, your config will appear in their menu

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If you don't want to generate a separate link for each friend you can upload the config to the market To do this, go to your account dashboard on the website find the config you want in the list and click "Share" then Publish on market

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After that, fill in the required fields and set a price or make the config free If you don't want the config to be available to everyone choose "Unlisted" in the privacy settings This will make the config accessible only via a link

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Now let's go back to the game If you accidentally delete a config don't worry: you have 7 days to restore it You can do this by clicking the trash can icon After that, let's move on to the additional settings

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which open when you click on your nickname Let's go in order The first option lets you choose the interface localization By default, the field will be empty because the localization first needs to be installed manually You can find localization files in our Discord

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in a dedicated section We've left a link to the Discord in the video description Download the file you need and place it at the specified path after which the localization will appear in the list Next come three settings that control the interface scale

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the menu itself, the ESP, and the indicators Next is the choice of measurement system: metric or imperial After that, you can adjust the menu's accent color or switch to the light theme Next is Safe Mode By default, this parameter is set to automatic mode

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This means the cheat detects which server you're on On Valve servers, this parameter prevents you from enabling features that could potentially get you banned But if you're not worried about your account you can disable Safe Mode at your own risk

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For convenient testing and setup there's an option to force Safe Mode on This is useful if you want to configure the cheat on a local server before playing on Valve servers Next are the About and chat sections You can skip the About section

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but in the chat you can talk with other users or look for teammates to play with by clicking the Send friends code button Once you click it, a code is sent to the chat that anyone can use to join your lobby

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Let's move on to the Misc tab The first basic option is Bunny Hop This feature automatically performs a jump the moment you land Primarily, it's meant for faster and more convenient movement Next is the Air Strafe feature, which automates strafing

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significantly speeding you up in the air It's important to keep in mind that with the combination of the server parameters sv quantize movement input set to 1 and sv subtick movement view angles set to 0 observers may notice slight shaking of your screen and model

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As of the video's release, the sv subtick movement view angles parameter is set to 1 on Valve servers so this problem doesn't occur in official matchmaking However, such server settings can still be found on third-party servers Now let's move on to the internal settings of Air Strafe

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The Avoid Collisions feature automatically detects obstacles and adjusts the strafer's direction to reduce speed loss when coming into contact with walls and other objects Once this feature is enabled, additional parameters become available Corner Distance controls the distance to a corner

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at which the feature will start adjusting your direction to smoothly go around an obstacle The Wall Slide parameter determines at what wall-collision angle the feature will maintain movement along the surface It's best to test how this feature works yourself

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and pick values that suit you Pay attention to typical in-game situations whether Avoid Collisions gets in the way of jumping onto objects and whether it affects the overall comfort of your movement Next come the additional options View Angles enables strafing in the direction you're looking

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In other words, acceleration will happen toward wherever you're looking Movement Keys lets you change the direction of your air acceleration based on WASD input relative to where you're looking When Only While Holding Jump is enabled the auto-strafer will only work while you're holding the jump button

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Stop On Shift Key disables the auto-strafer when you press Shift Stop On Key Release disables the auto-strafer when no movement keys are pressed In the last three cases, the feature doesn't just disable the strafer — it tries to stop your movement

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as quickly as possible and keep the player in place Below are two sliders Subticks controls the number of subticks per command The higher this value, the more aggressively you'll accelerate Turn Speed controls the balance between gaining speed and the sharpness of your turn

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At 0%, priority is given to the sharpest possible turn while at 100% it's given to gaining speed which makes the turn itself smoother Next is Jump Bug a well-known Source engine mechanic that over time became part of advanced movement

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Several options are available in its settings High Jump lets you jump higher and gain more speed thanks to Air Strafe Ramp Boost lets you slide along sloped surfaces instead of bouncing off or landing on them No Land Penalty improves weapon accuracy after landing

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In addition, at a sufficiently low horizontal speed this feature can make your landing silent However, it's important to keep in mind that it consumes stamina so you won't be able to crouch quickly after landing No Fall Damage completely removes fall damage

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The feature may not work if you clip a surface during the fall Edge Quick Stop automatically performs a quick stop when you reach the edge of a surface preventing you from accidentally falling off Let's move on to Standalone Quick Stop

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this feature automates counter-strafing quickly stopping your movement when you release the keys Strafe Assist gives priority to the last pressed direction key when you input opposite directions This lets you change direction faster without manually re-pressing This feature works similarly to the much-hyped

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Snap Tap in newer keyboards Edge Jump automatically performs a jump the moment you reach the edge of a surface It's most convenient to bind this feature to a hold key for example the "E" key Slow Walk reduces your movement speed to improve shooting accuracy

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It's most convenient to bind this feature to "Shift" or another familiar key so you can slow down quickly when needed The slider controls your movement speed with Slow Walk At 100%, you reach the maximum speed at which maximum accuracy is still maintained

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Fast Ladder speeds up your movement on ladders through automatic key combinations and correct handling of view angles Let's move on to the Features block Quick Switch speeds up switching back to your primary weapon after throwing a grenade Super Toss dynamically adjusts your grenade throw angles

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based on your speed and crosshair position This lets you cancel out the momentum from your movement to make more accurate straight-line throws, even mid-jump Knife Bot lets the cheat automatically attack an opponent with a knife in two modes

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Swing and Stab The first mode slashes only with the left mouse button and the second only with the right mouse button The modes can work together in which case the cheat will decide on its own how to most effectively knife your opponent

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Note that this feature only becomes available for configuration when Legit Bot is enabled and when Rage Bot is enabled, Knife Bot works by default Prevent AFK Kick prevents you from being kicked off the server for inactivity Now let's take a separate look at Hit Sound

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In this section, you can assign specific sounds to different in-game events This is done through the icons located to the right of each sound's name The first icon is for a headshot the second for a body hit the third for a lethal shot

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the fourth for taking damage and the fifth for the Rage Bot miss sound You can adjust the volume of each individual event You can do this by clicking the icon with the musical notes Also, besides the built-in sounds, you can use your own

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We've left a guide in the description If you already have your files ready, click the folder icon after that, the correct directory will open in File Explorer where you need to place your sound files Next is Automatic Purchase

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This feature automatically buys your selected weapons and gear at the start of the round Usually you set it up once for your usual loadout and then use it as a helper automation so you don't waste time buying at the start of every round

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After that comes Automatic Grenade Release This feature automatically throws a grenade when certain conditions which you can adjust to your liking, are met The Minimum Damage slider sets the minimum HE grenade damage at which the cheat will throw it

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The Molly Distance Threshold slider sets how far from an opponent a Molotov must land for the cheat to throw it If you want the cheat to throw a grenade only when you've pulled the pin enable the Pin Pulled Only setting

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Next is the Auto-Accept Matchmaking feature which automatically accepts a found match in matchmaking Next is Disable Profanity Filter This feature disables the built-in profanity filter for chat messages and player nicknames Reveal Enemy Chat lets you see messages that opponents send only to their own team

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This feature works only on community servers Next is Filter Console Output When enabled, the console will display only Neverlose output while all other channels will be hidden Filter Chat Messages lets you hide specific types of messages in the in-game chat

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Server Messages hides server and system messages while Radio Messages hides radio-command text Voice radio commands, console output and HUD hints will continue to work And the last feature in this block is Log Events It's responsible for printing selected events to the console

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Here you can separately enable notifications about damage dealt and taken, Rage Bot misses purchases, votes, and messages from Lua scripts If you want notifications to appear not only in the console but also on screen, this can be additionally configured

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in the Windows section, on the Visuals World tab Now let's move on to Skinchanger Skinchangers can work in different ways Some only change the appearance of skins while others fully swap out your inventory In our case, we're dealing with a loadout changer

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the menu only shows the weapons that are already in your loadout If you want to configure weapons that aren't in it you first need to add them to your loadout in the game's main menu Let's move on to configuration

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Besides choosing the skins themselves you can create more unconventional combinations for example putting a skin on a weapon that wasn't originally meant for it For instance, you can put the Gamma Doppler skin on the SSG08 and additionally change its color

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You can change a skin's color on almost everything, including gloves However, it's important to remember that color changing isn't available on some skins If the selected skin supports color changing the Colors option will become available where you can adjust the shades you want

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Below, you can adjust the skin's wear level — its float and set a StatTrak value, which has two modes Static — the value won't change Increment — the value will grow with your frags Every item in the skinchanger

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has the option to configure its own visual effects There are two separate options for this: Model and Overlay The first is responsible for the model's main chams while the second lets you apply an additional effect on top of it

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If you want, you can use both at once or just one of them Also keep in mind that each type of chams has its own additional settings in the color picker which we covered in the first part of how to set up Neverlose

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And the very last feature in this window is Colorize StatTrak which changes the color of the StatTrak counter screen on the weapon itself We've chosen and configured the skin Now we can add stickers and charms to it Let's start with stickers

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You have access to all the stickers in the game You can add them to a weapon, move and rotate them and combine them with each other, just like in the in-game menu If an element is hard to see, you can zoom

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in or expand the preview window to full screen When choosing stickers, don't forget to use the search And the window itself, like the entire menu can be closed with the Escape key The sticker's additional settings open with a right mouse click

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Here you can change the wear level, reset the position and tilt and also copy the sticker to then paste it into another slot Charms are configured in this same window To do this, switch the mode using the corresponding button

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The logic here is almost the same you choose the charm you want and place it on the weapon The charm settings include several additional parameters Variant controls its appearance variant while Template controls the template it uses Here you can also copy a charm's settings

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and paste them onto another charm reset its position to the default or remove it from the weapon entirely and also apply chams to it Glow and Glow Outline look especially good on charms When you've finished configuring you can click the Apply to Both Teams button

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and the skin you configured will carry over to the opposite side provided the weapon you configured exists on both sides If you want to transfer settings from one weapon to another right-click the configured weapon, copy the settings and again with the right mouse button

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paste them onto any other weapon Let's move on to choosing an agent In this menu, you can set a specific agent separately for each side To switch between sides, there are CT and T buttons at the top Besides the standard agents

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Neverlose also lets you use custom character models To do this, place the custom model file in the corresponding folder after which it will become available for selection in the menu For the selected agent you can also configure visual effects for the model itself

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and for the arms separately Additionally, in the Customization section you can choose the radio-command set whose voice lines the character will use and remove the first-person model's sleeves And lastly, you can choose a medal that will be displayed on the TAB screen

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as well as set a music kit It's important to note that Neverlose has skin changer synchronization between users If another player also uses Neverlose they'll be able to see some of your settings exactly as you've set them For example, your chosen skins

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agent, medal, and music kit including custom models Of course, provided that both you and your teammate have the model That's all Thank you for watching This has been the Neverlose team Stay tuned for more insights in our upcoming videos

Topics:NeverloseCS2 cheat configurationskinchangerair strafebunny hopjump bugconfig sharingSafe ModetutorialCounter-Strike

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