After years of keeping track of my configuration files and endless commands, i realized this was not effective. I kept forgetting which commands i had used and didn't work.
And the obvious thought, I cannot be the only one. So I figured, why not set something up that will both help me to keep track and have that information available for others. Because in most cases that I see or receive config files. They always had banned, removed or non existing commands. As a result I created this website, to share that information actively. I hope the pages are helpful in making Apex Legends more enjoyable.
Updates:
- All the settings thusfar have completely been set up in the differrent pages. There are download buttons on each page, some have seperate files with either stripped or detailed information. The stripped files are immediately usuable.
- Added settings for AMD, the page of NVIDIA has been merged with AMD. The table has sorting and filter so you can use those to see only your GPU. The buttons will be set up in a way that you can choose which settings you want. So either NVIDIA or AMD
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COMMAND
APPLICATION
FUNCTION
BENEFIT
-dev
EA App
Bypasses the intro cinematic animations when launching the game
It helps you load directly into the main menu faster while also enabling engine-level developer features (like allowing the console to be opened, if supported)
-high
EA App
Tells your operating system to launch Apex Legends with High CPU priority
It instructs your computer to prioritize the game s processing threads over other background applications. This can stabilize frame rates and potentially reduce stuttering, especially on low-to-mid-range CPUs.
-exec
EA App
Automatically runs a custom initialization script (e.g. autoexec.cfg) located in your games directory when Apex Legends boots up.
Players use an autoexec file to force custom settings that arent available in the in-game menus, such as advanced graphics tweaks for maximum FPS, custom audio profiles, or complex keybinds.
autoexec
EA App
The name of the script that you set for the command "+exec"
When using configuration files, you are able to make significant changes that are not possible in the launch options alone. A large number of settings require a seperate config file like "autoexec.cfg"
-dev
Steam
Bypasses the intro cinematic animations when launching the game
It helps you load directly into the main menu faster while also enabling engine-level developer features (like allowing the console to be opened, if supported)
-high
Steam
Tells your operating system to launch Apex Legends with High CPU priority
It instructs your computer to prioritize the game s processing threads over other background applications. This can stabilize frame rates and potentially reduce stuttering, especially on low-to-mid-range CPUs.
+exec
Steam
Automatically runs a custom initialization script (e.g. autoexec.cfg) located in your games directory when Apex Legends boots up.
Players use an autoexec file to force custom settings that arent available in the in-game menus, such as advanced graphics tweaks for maximum FPS, custom audio profiles, or complex keybinds.
autoexec
Steam
The name of the script that you set for the command "+exec"
When using configuration files, you are able to make significant changes that are not possible in the launch options alone. A large number of settings require a seperate config file like "autoexec.cfg"
