CS2 Console Commands List

This command sets whether the vertical axis of a joystick should be read in a relative mode as opposed to an absolute mode for game input.

Adjusts the deadzone for the z-axis of a joystick, which is the range in which small movements are ignored, making it easier to keep the joystick in a neutral position without unwanted input.

Defines whether the Z-axis input from a joystick (controller) should be treated as relative movement or absolute position.

This is a joystick command that sets what sensitivity your sideways camera movement uses. The higher you set this value, the less you need to move the joystick to look sideways.

This command is used to kick a player from the game by their user ID or unique ID, optionally allowing a custom message to be attached to the kick action.

This command adjusts the verbosity level of a logging channel, influencing the amount and type of data logged.

Sets the maximum lighting complexity allowed in the scene. A higher value allows for more complex lighting scenarios at the cost of performance. Used primarily for debugging and optimization.

This command is used to visualize overdraw by highlighting areas of the screen that are being excessively rendered, aiding developers and artists in optimizing performance.

Sets the color for the overdraw visualization in RGB format.

This command is used to visualize shading complexity in the game environments, making it easier for developers to optimize graphics performance.

This command sets the color value for shading complexity visualization, using RGB values to define the specific color.

This command, when enabled, shows the luxel data from the shadow mapping. Generally used for debugging shadow mapping.

Controls the visualization of the distance field and trace from camera to determine occlusion. Meant for debugging.

This command influences the mesh curvature calculation by potentially inverting smoothing operations, used mainly for debugging or visual effect adjustments.

Determines the number of smoothing passes applied when calculating mesh curvature. This affects how smooth the resulting curvature data will be.

This command adjusts the smoothness weight for curvature calculation, influencing the rendering of mesh surfaces.

This command sets the default model preview sequence name, affecting how models are displayed in previews.

This console command adjusts the rules in your server on what guns players can purchase.

Sets specific XYZ coordinates to force the spawn positions of hostages in the game. Useful for creating custom hostage scenarios or for testing.

This command is used to control whether players can purchase the promoted item in the game. When enabled, players will have the option to buy a specific item that is being promoted, typically for a limited time.