CS2 Console Commands List

Forces the player to plant a bomb at the location they are currently looking at, regardless of whether they are in a bomb site. This command is useful for testing purposes.

Controls the bloom effects when a smoke grenade is deployed in the game.

This command is used to toggle the rendering of Counter-Strike players on or off. It requires 'cheat' flag to be enabled to work.

This command selects a preset for the headphone equalizer settings.

This useful console command sets how long the MVP music is when a player with a MVP kit wins MVP award that round.

This command sets the volume of voice communication (VOIP) in the game.

This command configures whether dropped defuse kits are highlighted with an X-ray effect for spectators.

Controls whether dropped C4 explosives and defuse kits are always shown with the X-ray effect in spectator mode, making them easier to spot.

This command, if set to 1, will make you automatically bunny hop by holding down the space bar. Default is disabled (1).

This command is used to disable the team selection menu on client interfaces. When enabled (set to 1), players will not be able to access the team selection menu in-game.

This command controls whether human players are automatically placed onto a team upon joining a game. When disabled, players can choose their team.

This command, when enabled, will make the game ignore any game invites received while the user is playing a match, only allowing invites to be acknowledged when in the main menu.

This command enables or disables the logging of round statistics in server logs.

This command, if set to 1, makes it so that only prime accounts can connect to the server. Default on most servers is 0 (meaning non-prime players can connect).

This command controls the visualization of lag_compensated hitboxes, allowing to see where shots are hitting on players, which can be helpful for debugging issues with lag. The visualization can be set for server, client, or both.

This command controls the trusted launch feature in CS2, which enhances the game's security measures.

Sets or displays the current direct challenge key value, used for initiating or participating in direct challenges within the game.

This command is used to configure settings related to casual matches in a listen server environment. It likely adjusts parameters that affect the casual game mode when playing in a non-dedicated server setup.

This command is likely used to configure user interface elements related to competitive settings in a listen server environment. The default value '16' might correspond to specific UI flags.

This command controls specific settings for a listen server in deathmatch mode. The default value is 32, which relates to certain predefined settings in deathmatch.