cl_phys_stop_at_collision Command

Explore usage, syntax, and examples for the cl_phys_stop_at_collision CS2 developer console command.

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!

cl_phys_stop_at_collision

CS2 Only

cl_phys_stop_at_collision

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Controls whether physics-based objects stop moving when they collide with something. Requires cheat mode and is mainly used for debugging.

Set to 1 to stop physics entities on collision, or 0 to allow them to keep moving.

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cl_phys_stop_at_collision Generator

cl_phys_stop_at_collision

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cl_phys_stop_at_collision Examples

cl_phys_stop_at_collision

1

Stops physics entities from moving after they collide with other objects.

cl_phys_stop_at_collision

0

Allows physics entities to keep moving even after colliding with other objects.