CS2 FOV and Viewmodel Commands

This category contains all commands that can be used to modify your camera's field of view (FOV) in Counter-Strike 2, along with commands that change your view model (the location of your gun/character's hands).

How to Use CS:GO & CS2 Commands

First, turn on the developer console. Go to Settings > Game Settings and switch "Enable Developer Console" to Yes.
Press the ` or ~ key on your keyboard to open the console.
Type in a command, or copy it from here, hit ENTER, and you’re good to go!

default_fov

CS2 and CSGO

Command

default_fov

Sets your field of view (FOV) to any specified value. This command requires sv_cheats to be enabled since changing FOV can give unfair advantages in matchmaking.

Command Details

fov_cs_debug

CS2 and CSGO

Command

fov_cs_debug

<FOV>

Sets your field of view (FOV) to any value you choose, as long as sv_cheats is enabled. Unlike viewmodel_fov, this command has no restrictions, letting you customize your FOV freely.

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fov_desired

CS2 Only

Command

fov_desired

Sets the base field-of-view (FOV) to control how much of the game world you see on-screen.

Command Details

viewmodel_fov

CS2 and CSGO

Command

viewmodel_fov

<FOV>

Sets your client’s field of view (FOV) to the given value. The default FOV is 60, and you can adjust it up to a maximum of 68.

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viewmodel_offset_randomize

CS2 Only

Command

viewmodel_offset_randomize

<0 / 1>

Randomly shifts your viewmodel's position within set limits to preview different possible placements.

Command Details

viewmodel_offset_x

CS2 and CSGO

Command

viewmodel_offset_x

Sets the horizontal position of your view model (your hand and weapon) on the screen in first-person view. Values range from -2.5 (near center) to 2.5 (near screen edge).

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viewmodel_offset_y

CS2 and CSGO

Command

viewmodel_offset_y

Adjust the vertical position of your viewmodel (your hand and weapon) on the screen in first-person view. Use values between -2 and 2 to move it closer or farther from your character.

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viewmodel_offset_z

CS2 and CSGO

Command

viewmodel_offset_z

Adjusts the vertical (Z-axis) position of your view model—the hand and gun displayed in first-person view. Values range from -2 (lower on screen) to 2 (higher on screen).

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viewmodel_presetpos

CS2 and CSGO

Command

viewmodel_presetpos

<1 / 2 / 3>

Sets your X, Y, and Z viewmodel offsets to a preset configuration. Use the arguments to select a preset that suits your playstyle.

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