CS2 Console Commands List

Toggles the speculative fix for low-frequency issues when using spatial blend in audio.

Controls the time delay between a sound being emitted and the last audible reflection in Steam Audio. Used for tweaking the game's audio spatialization and echo characteristics.

This command sets the maximum number of simultaneous sources that can be modeled by Steam Audio within the game.

Sets the maximum number of rays that can be traced for volumetric occlusion by Steam Audio, which affects how sound is occluded by the game environment.

Sets the maximum number of times any ray can bounce when using Steam Audio, which affects the simulation of sound within the game environment.

This command configures the number of directions that are considered for ray bounces by Steam Audio, impacting how audio reflections are calculated.

Specifies the number of rays to be traced for modeling reflections in the game's audio through Steam Audio, primarily affecting the accuracy and quality of audio reflections.

This command configures the number of threads allocated for computing real-time reflections in Steam Audio, improving spatial audio quality.

Adjusts the overall volume in decibels (dB) of the output from the Steam Audio Reverb processor. This command helps in fine-tuning the reverb effects for an optimal audio experience in the game.

Enables path visualization for the steam_audio_source operator, used for debugging purposes.

Determines whether the sound system uses baked occlusion data for audio playback, enhancing the realism of sound propagation and occlusion based on the precomputed data.

This command determines the duration in seconds for the mix graphs decay time, if set to a value greater than 0; -1 returns it to default behavior.

Stops the looping of demos. The currently playing demo will complete before stopping.

Specifies the data center cluster in which the server is located. Mainly used for networking optimization and server management.

This command is used for debugging purposes. When enabled, it visually represents failed client Potentially Visible Sets (PVS) checks with a red box in the game world, helping to identify visibility issues.

This command is used to broadcast server debug overlays traffic.

This command enables or disables the broadcasting of server debug overlays. It's primarily used for debugging purposes.

This command enables or disables the alternate baseline system. Setting it to 2 activates debugging spew.

Controls the printing of the callstack related to the CNetworkGameServerBase functionality.

Addresses bugs related to pure calcdelta usage due to recipient changes, ensuring field changes are properly recognized even when values revert to their previous state. Setting to 2 enables detailed logging of changes.