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While console commands can look a bit intimidating, especially if you haven’t used any before, they are actually very easy to use. However, you first have to know how to enable them. Simply follow these steps:
CS2 provides automatic suggestions of active commands as you type them on the console. However, there are hundreds of different commands, and it can be hard to find the one you’re looking for. Most CS:GO commands are carried over to CS2, so if you were already a user before, it should feel familiar to you. So, here’s a list of some of the most popular CS2 commands and their purpose.
Command | Description |
Sv_cheats 1 | Enables practice mode and allows players to use cheat commands for custom games |
cl_showfps 1 | Enables an FPS counter overlay on screen |
fps_max 0 | Removes FPS cap for maximum performance (change value to assign a cap) |
noclip | Enables a “ghost” mode where you have increased movement speed and can phase through walls |
sv_infinite_ammo 1 | Provides unlimited ammunition for practice (great for praciting aim) |
god | Activates invincibility mode |
voice_scale [0-1] | Adjusts teammate voice chat volume (0 is mute and 1 is full volume) |
voice_mode enable | Toggles voice chat on/off |
sensitivity [value] | Adjusts mouse sensitivity settings |
Cl_drawhud [0/1] | Shows or hides the in-game HUD (0 is off, and 1 is on) |
r_drawtracers_firstperson [0/1] | Enables or disables your firing tracers (0 is off, and 1 is on) |
bot_add | Adds bots to the game |
bot_kick | Removes all bots from the game |
bot_stop 1 | Freezes all bots in place |
bot_mimic 1 | Makes bots copy your movements |
mp_roundtime 60 | Sets round time to 60 minutes |
kill | Instantly kills and respawns player |
sv_gravity [value] | Modifies gravity settings (default: 800) |
r_drawOtherModels 2 | Shows player outlines through walls |
cl_righthand [0/1] | Switches weapon hand position |
volume [value] | Adjusts master game volume |
clear | Clears the console screen |
cq_netgraph 1 | Displays network performance information |
mp_buytime [x] | Sets the buy time in practice mode (replace x with your preferred time) |
sv_rethrow_last_grenade | Repeats the last grenade throw |
mp_c4timer [x] | Adjusts the C4 explosion timer (replace x with your preferred time) |
cl_disable_ragdolls 1 | Disables death animations |
give_weapon_[name] | Spawns specified weapon in practice mode |
mp_respawn_on_death_ct/t 1 | Enables instant respawn for the CT or T team |
help | Shows list of available console commands |
Those were some of the most popular console commands that most CS2 players use in the game. Hopefully, you can find one or two to help you out.
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