viewmodel_offset_y
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Command Details
0Syntax
viewmodel_offset_y 0How to Use
Open the developer console by pressing the tilde key ~. If it does not open, enable it in Settings → Game → Enable Developer Console.
Type viewmodel_offset_y 0 into the console and press Enter.
Viewmodel depth offset (-2 to 2). This command works in all game modes including competitive. The default value is 0. Browse the full CS2 console command list, or bake this one into a config with the autoexec generator, bind generator or practice config generator.
What Pros Use
The most common viewmodel_offset_y among pros is 0, used by 716 of 1,010 players (71%); the median is 0.
| Value | Players | Share |
|---|---|---|
0 | 716 | 71% |
2 | 131 | 13% |
1 | 93 | 9% |
-2 | 30 | 3% |
1.5 | 17 | 2% |
| Other values | 23 | 2% |
Examples: donk 0, s1mple 0, ZywOo 0, NiKo 0, m0NESY 0
Based on 1,010 of 1,011 pro configs tracked by CSDB, last checked 21 Sept 2026. Players without a recorded value are left out of the percentages. Browse every pro player's settings →
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What does viewmodel_offset_y do in CS2?
- Viewmodel depth offset (-2 to 2)
- What is the default value for viewmodel_offset_y?
- The default value for viewmodel_offset_y is 0. You can reset it to this value at any time by typing "viewmodel_offset_y 0" in the console.
- Does viewmodel_offset_y require sv_cheats?
- No, viewmodel_offset_y does not require sv_cheats. You can use it freely in any game mode, including competitive matchmaking and official Valve servers.
- Can I use viewmodel_offset_y in competitive?
- Yes, viewmodel_offset_y works in competitive matchmaking and all other game modes. It is a client-side command that does not require sv_cheats.