CS2 & CS:GO m_yaw Command

CS:GO & CS2 Compatible

m_yaw <X Sensitivity>

This console command is used to adjust your mouse sensitivity only on the X axis , which is looking left/right.

Argument Information

The syntax for this command is as follows:

Name	Description
X Sensitivity	This is the sensitivity value you want to use on the X axis. This will only change how fast you move around when looking left or right. The default value for this command is 0.022. To balance the two values, you'll need to use the m_pitch command that controls the Y axis.

Extra Information

Find additional information relating to this command below.

sv_cheats Required	No
Client or Server Command	Client
Default Value	0.022

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Best m_yaw Setting

The best m_yaw setting is personal preference. There is no best setting for this command. However, there are common settings that users might prefer to use:

4:3 m_yaw Setting

If you're playing on 4:3 stretched resolution, your horizontal sensitivity will be higher than your vertical sensitivity. For this reason, some players will set the m_yaw setting to the following value so that the two sensitivities are consistent (on a 16:9 aspect ratio monitor):

m_yaw 0.0165

16:9 m_yaw Setting

If you're playing on a regular 16:9 monitor (1920x1080, 2560 x 1440, etc and want a consistent x/y sensitivity, this is the recommended setting for this command:

m_yaw 0.022

Command Generator

Adjust the settings below to automatically generate a command. Once you've got everything right, hit the Copy button and paste it into the console in CS:GO.

m_yaw 0

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X Sensitivity

m_yaw Examples

m_yaw 1

Sets your X axis sensitivity to 1. This is much higher than the command's default.

m_yaw 0.001

Sets your X axis sensitivity to 0.001. This is much slower than the command's default.

m_yaw 0.022

Sets your X axis sensitivity to 0.022, the command's default value.