Hey guys, here's a few commands you can use for people that didn't know about them: (Press to access command prompt).THIS WILL NOT DISABLE ACHIEVEMENTS. General: whplshowfirecursor 1 – This adds a crosshair when aiming any bow. Clfov X – This commands sets the field of view to X (default is 60) gshowHUD 0 – This disables the HUD. Change 0 to 1 to re-enable the HUD. Adds console commands to spawn/teleport/kill NPCs, unlimited F5 quicksave, auto run console commands on game start, manipulate money, buffs, items, perks, sk. CS: GO console commands contain quite a lot of hidden functionality. You can use them to set an FPS cap, set up a local server, adjust the crosshair, and so much more. All we need is the right keywords and that’s about it.

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CS: GO console commands contain quite a lot of hidden functionality. You can use them to set an FPS cap, set up a local server, adjust the crosshair, and so much more. All we need is the right keywords and that’s about it.

Now, since most commands only apply on local or remote servers without actually affecting the game, chances are that you can’t break it to the point of no return. Still, keeping a backup is a good idea – just to be safe.

With that out of the way, let’s move on.

How to Enable The Console

The console is disabled by default. All you have to do in order to enable it is:

1. Click on the gear icon (Options)
2. Go to “Game”
3. And change the “Enable Developer Console” option to “Yes”

After that, you should be able to bring up the console both in the game menu and while playing by pressing the tilde “~” button. If that doesn’t work, try using “`’ instead.

The exact button may differ from keyboard to keyboard – depending on its language and layout. But, generally, it should reside under ESC and right next to “1”.

CS: GO Console Commands and Cheats

Let’s kick this list off with some of the most popular commands and chats that one can find. Obviously, cheats can only be used on private servers as cheating in multiplayer is anti-competitive behavior.

cl_showfps [Value]: Displays various statistics about the game including ping, FPS, server tick rate, and more. The value ranges from 0 to 5 with 0 disabling the stats and 5 displaying every bit of available information

net_graph 1: More or less the same thing – except it lists everything

fps_max [FPS]: Limits the frame rate to the specified count. This is especially useful for Laptops that overheat while playing as limiting the FPS also limits the power demands

hud_scaling [Value]: Adjusts the size of the HUD. The value ranges from 0.5 to 0.95

hideradar or drawradar: Hides or displays the radar. Wouldn’t recommend it for those of you who are solo queuing

cl_radar_scale [Scale]: Sets the scale of the radar

cl_righthand 1 or 0: Switches over between left-handed and right-handed view

viewmodel_fov [FOV]: Sets the field of view (FOV)

sensitivity [Sensitivity]: Sets the sensitivity – great for more accuracy

god: Makes you invincible

noclip: Allows you to fly freely and go through walls

sv_cheats 1 or 0: Enables or disables cheats (Only for private servers)

cl_radar_always_centered: Centers the map so that you’ll be able to see everything

voice_scale [Value]: Sets the volume of your teammates. 1 is the default value (You can use decimals for making things quieter)

voice_enable 1 or 0: Enables or disables the team voice chat

cl_show_team_equipment: Displays the equipment that your teammates are carrying

disconnect: Immediately disconnects from the server

quite: Immediately closes the game

CS: GO Crosshair Commands

Feeling comfortable with your crosshair is very important. So, here are a few commands that help with setting it up.

crosshair 0: Removes the crosshair (Wouldn’t recommend. Even the oddest pro setups rely on at least a small dot) Use crosshair 1 to re-enable it

cl_crosshairstyle [Style]: Sets the crosshair style. The available options are:

• 0: Default

• 1: Static

• 2: Classic (CS 1.6)

• 3: Dynamic

• 4: Static classic

cl_crosshaicolor [Color]: Sets the color of the crosshair. The available colors are:

• 0:Red

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• 1:Green

• 2:Yellow

• 3: Dark blue

• 4: Light blue

• 5: Custom

Custom crosshair colors can be set by using the cl_crosshaircolor_r [0–255] command for setting the shade of red, cl_crosshaircolor_g [0–255] for setting the shade of green, and cl_crosshaircolor_b [0–255] for setting the shade of blue. Basically an RGB setup to create the ideal color.

Though, if you’re going to go to such lengths only for setting up the color of the crosshair, you may as well install the crashz crosshair generator and be done with it. Still, some people prefer the old fashioned way. So, just do whatever fits you best.

cl_crosshairdot 1: Adds a dot at the center of the crosshair

cl_crosshairusealpha 1 or 0: Enables or disables transparency

cl_crosshairalpha [0-255]: Sets the level of transparency

cl_crosshairgap [Value]: Sets the gap between the lines

cl_crosshairsize [Value]: Sets the size of the crosshair lines

cl_crosshairthickness [Value]: Sets the thickness of the outline

cl_scalecrosshair [Value]: Sets the overall size of the crosshair

Server Commands

If you host your own servers or if you tend to play on locally hosted games every and then, then you’ll definitely want to check out these commands.

mp_friendlyfire 1 or 0: Enables or disables friendly fire

mp_freezetime [Value]: Sets the freeze period

mp_do_warmuptime [Value]: Sets how long warmups last

mp_warmup_end or mp_warmup_start: Immediately ends or starts the warmup

mp_buytime [Value]: This determines how much time the players will have for buying equipment at the beginning of the round

mp_roundtime [Value]: Sets how long each round will last in minutes

mp_restartgame [Optional Value]: Restarts the game. If you set a value in seconds, then the game will only restart after the set amount of time has passed

bot_kick: Kicks all bots out of the game

mp_timelimit [Value]: Sets how long the match can last

mp_limitteams 0: Removes the team player limit

mp_autoteambalance 0: Turns off auto team balance

mp_maxmoney: Sets the maximum amount of money that players can hold

mp_anywhere: Allows players to buy equipment regardless of where they are on the map

mp_forcechasecam [Mode]: Sets the camera mode after death. This is what each number does:

• 0: Free flight

• 1:Default

• 2: Camera stays on the ground after death

Map Commands

Changelevel [Map]: Changes the current map. You need to know the map commands for this one, so, here are some of the most popular options at this moment:

• de_cache

• de_dust2

• de_mirage

• de_overpass

• de_nuke

• de_shortnuke

• de_inferno

• de_train

• de_cbble (Cobblestone)

• de_canals

• de_subzero

• de_shortdust

• cs_office

• de_austria

• de_biome

• de_lake

• ar_baggage

• de_safehouse

• ar_shoots

• de_stmarc

• gd_rialto

If you’re looking for a workshop map, chances are that its console name can be found at its description. Obviously, it’ll have to be installed on your PC first. If the other players don’t have it installed, then it should get automatically downloaded for everyone after you change the map.

Practice Commands

Practicing on a local/private server is arguably the best way to improve certain skills. Things like smoke throws, efficiently peeking certain angles, etc.

These commands give us complete control of the map and the conditions that we’re going to be practicing in. So, take a look.

sv_cheats 1: Enables cheats (You’ll need this in order to use some commands)

mp_do_warmup_period 0: Disables warmup

mp_roundtime [Value]: Sets the duration of each round (Set it to a very high number if you wish to practice smoke throws so that you won’t get interrupted time and time again)

mp_buytime [Value]: Sets how much time you’ll have for buying items

mp_freezetime 1: Sets the freeze time of each round at the beginning to 1 second

mp_timelimit [Value]: Sets a time limit for the whole game

mp_maxmoney [Value]: Sets the maximum amount of money that you can hold

mp_startmoney [Value]: Sets how much money you start with

sv_infinite_ammo 1: Enables infinite ammo (Applies to utility as well)

mp_buy_anywhere 1: Allows you to buy equipment from anywhere on the map

bot_kick: Kicks all the bots from the server

bind [Key] [Command]: Makes it so that the specified key on your keyboard executes a specific command. Comes in handy for quickly toggling commands like noclip. For example, if you wish to make it so that “N” toggles noclip, you’ll have to type bind n noclip

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bindtoggle [Key] [Command]: Same thing except you want to use this one for commands that contain 1 and 0 values. voice_enable 1/0 is a great example

sv_showimpacts 1: Shows you where bullets land (Particularly useful for shooting through stuff and seeing if you find your target)

sv_grenade_trajectory 1: Displays utility trails

Side Note: How to Apply Numerous Commands at Once

Creating an efficient practice server requires us to insert a ton of different commands – from adjusting the time and money settings all the way to enabling things like infinite ammo and noclip.

Every time that you open a new local server, all these commands will be reset. That’s why we need a way to execute a set of specific commands as fast as possible.

The easiest way to do that is by creating a cfg file. Here’s all you need to do:

1. Open Windows’ Notepad
2. Copy and paste any command that you need in there
3. Save the file with any name that you want, but make sure that it ends in .cfg
4. Place that file to the CS: GO’s cfg folder
5. Open the game then launch the local server
6. Open the console
7. And type exec [filename]

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This should execute everything that’s included in the cfg file. Do keep in mind that it needs to be in cfg. If it ends in .txt, then it’s not going work.

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Also, when you enter CS: GO’s cfg directory, you’ll notice that there are a ton of other cfg files that get executed automatically. Do NOT touch these. Modifying such things can end up crashing your game in a number of interesting ways.

You can also create another set of commands for things like fps_max. There is the option of making it so that CS will automatically execute a specified cfg file every time you launch the game. To do that:

1. Go to Steam
2. Right-click on CS: GO
3. Properties
4. Set Launch Options
5. And type -exec [file name]

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Wrapping Up

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That’s all we have for now. If you think that we forgot to mention any important commands, then let us know about them in the comments section.