CS2 Console Commands

Enables cheat-protected commands (noclip, god, impact markers and more) on a server you host. Only works offline or on your own server.

Restarts the match after the given number of seconds, resetting scores, money and rounds.

Ends the warmup period immediately and starts the match.

Starts (or restarts) a warmup period.

Set to 1 to stay in warmup indefinitely; 0 resumes the warmup timer.

How many minutes each round lasts (game modes without a bomb objective).

How many minutes each round of Bomb Defuse lasts. If 0, mp_roundtime is used instead.

Seconds players stay frozen at the start of each round.

Seconds after round start that players can still buy.

Lets players buy outside the buy zone. 1 = both teams, 2 = Terrorists only, 3 = Counter-Terrorists only.

Maximum money a player can hold.

Money each player starts with.

Money given to every player after each round.

When 1, Counter-Terrorists respawn after dying.

When 1, Terrorists respawn after dying.

Ignores the conditions that would normally end the round (team wiped, bomb exploded and so on).

Maximum player difference one team can have over the other; 0 disables the check.

Automatically balances teams between rounds; set to 0 to keep teams as they are.

Lets teammates damage each other.

How solid teammates are: 0 = pass through, 1 = fully solid, 2 = solid and you can stand on heads.

Gives armour automatically each round: 1 = kevlar, 2 = kevlar + helmet.

Allows players to drop their knife.

Seconds from bomb plant until the C4 explodes.

Maximum number of rounds played in the match.

Whether teams switch sides at halftime.

Plays overtime when a match ends in a tie.

Treats teammates as enemies so every player is a valid target (deathmatch-style free-for-all).

Infinite ammo. 1 = never runs out and never reloads; 2 = infinite reserve ammo but you still reload.

Maximum number of grenades a player can carry in total.

Shows where bullets land: red boxes = client impacts, blue = server impacts (1 = both, 2 = client only, 3 = server only).

Seconds bullet-impact markers stay visible.

Draws the hitboxes your shots hit. 1 = hits and near misses, 2 = hits only.

Shows a picture-in-picture preview of where your grenade will land while you aim it.

Seconds the practice grenade trajectory line stays visible after a throw.

Throws your last grenade again from exactly the same position and angle - ideal for checking a lineup.

Regenerates health over time.

Toggles god mode - you take no damage.

Toggles noclip - fly through walls and the map freely.

Gives you an item or weapon by its entity name, e.g. weapon_awp or weapon_smokegrenade.

Speeds up or slows down the whole game (0.5 = half speed).

Multiplier for fall damage; 0 disables it.

World gravity.

How quickly players can change speed and direction in the air (affects air-strafing).

Players automatically jump again while holding the jump key.

Removes the speed cap on consecutive jumps.

Disables weapon spread so every bullet goes to the crosshair (recoil still applies).

Shows your map position, angles and velocity at the top of the screen.

Adds a bot. Optional arguments: team (t/ct), type, difficulty and name.

Adds a bot to the Terrorist team.

Adds a bot to the Counter-Terrorist team.

Kicks all bots, or the bots matching a name, team or difficulty.

Kills all bots, or the bots matching the given criteria.

Total number of bots kept in the game.

How bot_quota is applied: 'normal', 'fill' (fill up to the quota with bots) or 'match'.

Skill of bots that join: 0 = easy, 1 = normal, 2 = hard, 3 = expert.

Freezes bot AI completely - bots stand still and do nothing.

Stops bots from moving, while they can still aim and shoot.

Bots copy your inputs (movement, crouch, shooting) - handy for checking angles and peeks.

Forces bots to crouch.

Bots never fire their weapons.

Moves a bot to the spot you are aiming at.

Bots stay idle and do not attack.

Restricts bots to knives.

Restricts bots to pistols.

Restricts bots to sniper rifles.

Lets bots use every weapon again.

If nonzero, bots wait until a human joins before entering the game.

Controls bot radio chatter: 'off', 'radio', 'minimal' or 'normal'.

Bots do not see human players.

Frame-rate cap in game; 0 = uncapped.

Frame-rate cap while in the main menu.

Draws an FPS counter at the top of the screen (1 = fps, 2 = smoothed fps, 3 = server ms, 4 = fps and log to file).

Shows your FPS / frame time in the HUD. 0 = never, 1 = only when poor, 2 = always.

Shows ping in the HUD. 0 = never, 1 = only when poor, 2 = always.

Shows the percentage of commands and server snapshots lost to network conditions. 0 = never, 1 = only when poor, 2 = always.

Shows a graph of packet jitter and loss/reordering in the HUD. 0 = never, 1 = only when poor, 2 = always.

Shows a breakdown of network misdelivery (loss, late delivery, peak jitter). 0 = never, 1 = only when poor, 2 = always.

Graphs how early or late your commands arrive at the server. 0 = never, 1 = only on command-queue problems, 2 = always.

Highest ping to Valve servers you prefer when matchmaking.

Shows the build information text in the corner of the screen.

Prints server info and the player list (including Steam IDs) to the console.

HUD colour: 0 = team colour, 1 = white, 2 = bright white, 3 = light blue, 4 = blue, 5 = purple, 6 = red, 7 = orange, 8 = yellow, 9 = green, 10 = aqua, 11 = pink, 12 = teammate colour.

Scales the size of the HUD.

Size of the radar on screen.

Radar zoom - lower values show more of the map.

If 0, the radar uses its full area instead of always keeping you in the centre.

Rotates the radar with your view direction.

Minimum size of player icons on the radar (0.4 to 1.25).

Switches the radar to a full square map while the scoreboard is open.

Share of the screen width the HUD can use - lower values pull the HUD towards the centre.

Share of the screen height the HUD can use.

Hides (0) or shows (1) the whole HUD.

Hides everything except the crosshair and kill feed - used for clean recordings.

Teammate markers above heads: 0 = off, 1 = pips, 2 = pips + name, 3 = pips + name + equipment.

Keeps your current loadout visible in the HUD.

Shows clan tags next to names in the kill feed.

Shows the name of the player under your crosshair.

In competitive, gives teammates separate colours on the radar and scoreboard (2 = colours plus letters).

Field of view of your weapon model; higher pushes the gun further away (54 to 68).

Moves the weapon model left/right (-2.5 to 2.5).

Moves the weapon model forwards/backwards (-2 to 2).

Moves the weapon model up/down (-2 to 2).

Applies a viewmodel preset: 1 = Desktop, 2 = Classic.

Holds weapons in your left hand.

Crosshair style: 0 = Dynamic Cross, 1 = Dynamic Circle, 2 = Dynamic Cross (Classic), 3 = Static Circle, 4 = Static Cross, 5 = Static Cross (Shot Feedback), 6 = Dot Only, 7 = Dynamic Quadrant, 8 = Static Square, 9 = Static Quadrant.

Length of each crosshair line in whole pixels (at cl_crosshair_screen_height).

Thickness of the crosshair lines in whole pixels.

Gap between the centre and the crosshair lines in pixels; the settings menu only offers negative values for the Dynamic Cross (Classic) style.

Adds a centre dot.

T-shaped crosshair (removes the top line).

Crosshair follows the weapon's recoil (aim punch).

Red channel (0-255) of the crosshair colour.

Green channel (0-255) of the crosshair colour.

Blue channel (0-255) of the crosshair colour.

Crosshair opacity (0-255).

Crosshair outline: 0 = none, 1 = full, 2 = half. Its colour comes from cl_crosshairoutline_r/g/b/a.

Red channel (0-255) of the crosshair outline colour.

Green channel (0-255) of the crosshair outline colour.

Blue channel (0-255) of the crosshair outline colour.

Opacity of the crosshair outline (0-255).

How far dynamic crosshair styles can spread while you move or shoot (0-255); lower values keep them tighter.

Screen height the pixel sizes are set for; CS2 scales the crosshair to your actual resolution.

Size of the scope dot in the AUG and SG 553 sights (0.1-2).

Width of the sniper scope lines (1 = single-pixel hairline).

Shows a warning icon on the crosshair when aiming at a teammate.

Master game volume (0-1).

Mutes the game while it is not the focused window.

Volume of menu and other non-gameplay music.

Volume of round start music.

Volume of round win/loss music.

Volume of MVP music.

Volume of the ten-second (bomb/round) warning.

Volume of the death camera music.

Volume of map objective music.

Selects the headphone EQ profile (Natural, Crisp or Smooth in the audio settings).

Volume of player voice chat.

Mutes voice and text chat from the enemy team.

Only hears voice chat from Steam friends and your party.

Binds a key to a command, e.g. bind "f" "+lookatweapon".

Removes the binding from a key.

Removes every key binding - you will need to rebind movement afterwards.

Creates a named shortcut that runs one or more commands.

Runs a .cfg file from game/csgo/cfg (the .cfg extension is optional).

Prints text to the console - useful for confirming a config ran.

Switches a setting between the listed values each time it runs.

Steps a setting between a min and max by a set amount each time it runs.

Saves your current settings and binds to your config.

Mouse sensitivity.

Extra sensitivity multiplier while scoped in.

Horizontal mouse multiplier (degrees per count). Changing it stretches your sensitivity horizontally.

Whether the +use key opens the buy menu inside a buy zone.

Keeps a sniper scoped for a moment after firing instead of unscoping instantly.

Re-zooms snipers automatically after a shot.

Shows (1) or hides (0) in-game lessons for new players.

Starts recording a POV demo with the given name.

Stops recording the demo.

Plays a demo file from the csgo folder.

Shows or hides the demo playback controls (Shift+F2 by default).

Jumps to a specific tick in the demo.

Demo playback speed (0.5 = half speed, 4 = four times as fast).

Pauses demo playback.

Resumes demo playback.

Toggles pause during demo playback.

Prints information about the demo being played.

While spectating or watching demos, shows player outlines and names through walls.

Leaves the current server or match.

Reconnects to the last server you were on.

Connects to a server by IP address and port.

Loads a map on your own local server (e.g. de_dust2, de_inferno).

Changes the map on the current server without kicking players.

Closes the game.

Clears the console output.

Lists every command and setting whose name or help text contains the search term.

Lists every console variable and command.

Hides other players' avatar images.

Replaces other players' names with neutral placeholders.