CS2 Console Commands List

Specifies the maps available for the map veto pick sequence in competitive matches.

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When enabled, this command shuffles the veto pick maps list order every time.

This command determines whether player radio commands can only use responses from a predefined allow list, enhancing control over in-game communications.

This command configures whether a notification is shown in the chat when a teammate dies.

Adjusts the amount of inaccuracy bias applied when strafing to simulate movement inaccuracies.

This command enables or disables inaccuracy while strafing. When enabled, it makes firing less accurate during movement.

Adjusts the scale of inaccuracy applied to a weapon when the player is strafing. A higher value increases the inaccuracy.

This command controls whether a short sound is played for lobby messages. When enabled, every time a lobby message is received, a notification sound will play.

This command is used to set or retrieve the current custom preset number for play settings in CS2. The default value is 0, which likely indicates a default or non-customized setting.

This command is used to set or get the cooperative play settings for listen servers.

Controls the setting flags for official cooperative game modes. Changing this setting may impact how cooperative game modes are configured or displayed in the UI.

This command is used to set the official map group for Arms Race, a game mode in Counter-Strike 2.

This command configures the default item or weapon loadout for the Counter-Terrorist side, specifically for the rifle slot.

This command configures the visual setting for the loadout slot of the terrorist team, specifically for choosing the item displayed in the main menu.

This command saves the current key bindings to the disk, essentially backing up your current configuration.

The alias command in CS:GO allows you to assign a longer command or commands to a custom phrase that you enter into your console.

This command binds a specific key to a command for use by a particular splitscreen player, allowing for multiple players to have unique key bindings in a splitscreen setup.

This command can be used to prevent NPC characters (bots) from being able to fire guns.

This command kills all of the bots in your selected criteria. Unlike the bot_kick command, this doesn't remove them from server, and means that all killed bots will respawn on the next round.