Just to make it easier for you:
- Put the tools.cfg file inside your config folder (you may not need it but it's good to have nonetheless).
- When you want to add a new script make a new .cfg file and paste the script inside (I believe you use Notepad for this in Windows?).
- Name the new .cfg file however you want, but make it related to the kind of script so you can identify it in the future.
- Lets say you named your script "my_script.cfg" and you already placed it in your config folder. Then simply go to your autoexec.cfg and write in a new line: "exec config\my_script.cfg", this will make your autoexec.cfg execute the file when you launch the game.
We don't really know your problem. It might be you simply putting things where they shouldn't be or doing the process incorrectly, or your path for your autoexec.cfg could be wrong, so just try the above and tell us if it solves anything.
- Put the tools.cfg file inside your config folder (you may not need it but it's good to have nonetheless).
- When you want to add a new script make a new .cfg file and paste the script inside (I believe you use Notepad for this in Windows?).
- Name the new .cfg file however you want, but make it related to the kind of script so you can identify it in the future.
- Lets say you named your script "my_script.cfg" and you already placed it in your config folder. Then simply go to your autoexec.cfg and write in a new line: "exec config\my_script.cfg", this will make your autoexec.cfg execute the file when you launch the game.
We don't really know your problem. It might be you simply putting things where they shouldn't be or doing the process incorrectly, or your path for your autoexec.cfg could be wrong, so just try the above and tell us if it solves anything.