Enable the developer console:
Go to Settings > Game Settings and set "Enable Developer Console" to "Yes".
Press ` or ~ on your keyboard.
Enter a command and hit ENTER on your keyboard to run it!
Commands List
| Command | Description | More | Syntax |
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| particle_test_file | particle_test_file
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| particle_test_start | particle_test_start
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| particle_test_stop | particle_test_stop
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| password | password
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| pause | This command will pause the game, provided you have sv_pausable set to 1 (otherwise this command won't work). |
Examples, Generator & More | pause
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| phys_debug_showdefaultmaterial | If enabled, surfaces with default material are highlighted in physics debug geometry. This is useful for developers or players wanting to debug the physical properties of objects within the game environment. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_debug_showdefaultmaterial
<0 / 1>
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| phys_dynamic_scaling | This command adjusts the dynamic scaling of in-game physics, potentially impacting performance and physics interaction realism. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_dynamic_scaling
<0 / 1>
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| phys_expensive_shape_threshold | Sets the threshold for the complexity of physics shapes considered 'expensive' by the game engine. Increased values may impact performance. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_expensive_shape_threshold
<Threshold value>
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| phys_highlight_expensive_objects | This command, when enabled, highlights physics objects that are considered 'expensive', meaning they consume a significant amount of processing resources. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_highlight_expensive_objects
<0 / 1>
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| phys_highlight_expensive_objects_strength | This command highlights expensive physics objects in the game by modifying the strength of the highlight effect. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_highlight_expensive_objects_strength
<Strength>
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| phys_joint_teleport | This command is used to toggle the teleportation of joint anchors if they are connected to the world. It's primarily a cheat command used for debugging or modifying physics interactions in a server that has cheats enabled. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_joint_teleport
<0 / 1>
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| phys_length_damping_ratio | This command adjusts the spring damping ratio for a length constraint, used for physics simulations. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_length_damping_ratio
<Damping Ratio>
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| phys_length_frequency | Determines the spring stiffness for length constraints in physics simulations, affecting how rigid or elastic the length constraints behave. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_length_frequency
<value>
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| phys_mark_debug | This command highlights or 'marks' a physics object for debugging purposes, typically used to visually identify and troubleshoot physical interactions or behaviors in the game. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_mark_debug
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| phys_use_block_solver | This command determines whether to use block solving for constraint entities in the game. It's a technical setting often used for debugging or optimizing physics interactions. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_use_block_solver
<0 / 1>
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| phys_visualize_traces | This command is used to visualize the physical traces for debugging physics interactions within the game. |
Examples, Generator & More | phys_visualize_traces
<0 / 1>
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| pixelvis_debug | pixelvis_debug
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| play | This command will play the specified sound. |
Examples, Generator & More | play
<Sound>
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| playdemo | This command plays the specified demo file. Demos should be placed in your Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo folder. If you place them in your "replays" folder, you need to specify "replays/" before the demo name. |
Examples, Generator & More | playdemo
<Demo File Name>
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| player_botdifflast_s | This command sets the difficulty of bots when they are the last man standing. Default is 2. |
Examples, Generator & More | player_botdifflast_s
<Difficulty>
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