CS2 Console Commands List

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Below is Total CS' searchable list of all CS2 console commands. Each command in our database has detailed documentation, with help and argument explanation (hover over a command to view). Click on a command's name to visit its individual page, on which you can find more information including working examples and its default setting or value.

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Updated for CS2: We've updated our list to include over 1,000 console commands that were added in CS2.

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How to Use CS:GO & CS2 Commands
  1. Enable the developer console:

    Go to Settings > Game Settings and set "Enable Developer Console" to "Yes".

  2. Press ` or ~ on your keyboard.

  3. Enter a command and hit ENTER on your keyboard to run it!

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Commands List

Command Description More
cl_weapon_debug_show_accuracy

This command, if enabled, will draw a circle on your screen that represents the accuracy (or "effective range") of your next shot you fire.

Examples, Generator & More
cl_weapon_debug_show_accuracy <0 / 1>
cl_weapon_debug_show_accuracy_duration

This command sets the amount of time, in seconds, that the circles drawn by cl_weapon_debug_show_accuracy show for. Default is 10 seconds.

Examples, Generator & More
cl_weapon_debug_show_accuracy_duration <Seconds>
condump

This command is used to dump all of the text currently in the console to a text file. The first time you do this the file will be called condump000.txt, the second time condump001.txt and so on.

Examples, Generator & More
condump
con_enable

This is the command used to toggle whether or not you can access the developer console.

Examples, Generator & More
con_enable <0 / 1>
connect

This console command allows you to easily connect to other CS:GO servers if you know the server's IP address.

Examples, Generator & More
connect <IP>
connect_hltv

This command is used to connect to a remote HLTV (Half-Life Television) server, typically for watching live or recorded matches through the game's spectator system.

Examples, Generator & More
connect_hltv <Server IP>
contributionscore_assist

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives for getting an assist.

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_assist <Amount>
contributionscore_bomb_defuse_major

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives when they defuse the bomb with at least one enemy still alive.

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_bomb_defuse_major <Amount>
contributionscore_bomb_defuse_minor

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives for defusing the bomb with no enemies still alive.

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_bomb_defuse_minor <Amount>
contributionscore_bomb_exploded

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) the players on the terrorist team receive if still alive at the end of the round when the bomb explodes. The player who planted the bomb will always receive this contribution score, regardless of whether they are alive or not.

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_bomb_exploded <Amount>
contributionscore_bomb_planted

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives for planting the bomb.

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_bomb_planted <Amount>
contributionscore_cash_bundle

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives for picking up a cash bundle (Danger Zone).

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_cash_bundle <Amount>
contributionscore_crate_break

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives for breaking an item crate (Danger Zone).

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_crate_break <Amount>
contributionscore_hostage_kill

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives for killing a hostage. As this is a negative action, usually this is set to a negative amount, which subtracts contribution score.

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_hostage_kill <Amount>
contributionscore_hostage_rescue_major

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives for rescuing a hostage.

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_hostage_rescue_major <Amount>
contributionscore_hostage_rescue_minor

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) alive counter-terrorist players receive when a hostage is rescued.

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_hostage_rescue_minor <Amount>
contributionscore_kill

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives when they kill a non-friendly player.

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_kill <Amount>
contributionscore_kill_factor

By default this command is disabled (0). This command sets the percentage of a player's contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives when they kill them. If this was set to 10, you would receive 10% of a player's contribution score when you kill them (e.g. 10 if the player you killed had 100 contribution score).

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_kill_factor <Amount>
contributionscore_objective_kill

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_objective_kill <Amount>
contributionscore_suicide

This command sets the amount of contribution score ("score" in leaderboard/TAB) a player receives when they kill themselves (e.g. from their own grenade).

Examples, Generator & More
contributionscore_suicide <Amount>