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unbind
unbind
<Key>
The unbind will remove any key bindings associated with the specified key in CS:GO and CS2. You can use this command to clear any bind or actions previously assigned to keys.
Name:
Key
Description:
Where, in the place of , you enter the key you want to unbind from any actions.
EXTRA INFORMATION
Find additional information relating to this command below.
sv_cheats Required
Yes
Client or Server Command
Both
Default Value

Unbind Command Help & Examples 

  • unbind g

For example, this command will remove the bind commands that have been assigned to the G key – which is normally used for dropping weapons.

  • unbind space

This console command will clear the binding associated with the space key, which is commonly used in the game for jumping.

About the Binding and Unbinding Commands

Have you ever made a mistake while setting up a bind in the CS2 playing console, or maybe you simply want to clear a key and begin anew? The great news is that it’s much simpler than you might think.

Unbinding keys in CS2 is a very straightforward process – and here we’ll look at the easiest method to bind and unbind keys in CS2.

How to Clear a Bind In CS2

To clear a bind from a key in CS2 through the console, follow these straightforward steps:

  1. Open the game developer console by clicking the “~” Tilde key. If it’s not enabled, learn how to enable the console in CS2.
  2. Type “unbind” followed by the key you wish to unbind. For instance, to unbind the “T” key, type “unbind T.” For Mouse 1, type “unbind Mouse1.” If you use Mouse Wheel Up or Mouse Wheel Down, type “unbind mwheelup” or “unbind mwheeldown” respectively.
  3. Press Enter to execute the command.
  4. Check for yourself that the key is indeed unbound by testing it.
  5. Once executed, the key will be unbound, allowing you to assign a new command using the bind command.

Hopefully, these steps should make it nice and easy to manage your key bindings in CS2.

Can the Unbind Command be Used in CS2 As Well As CS:GO?

Since Oct 2023, players have started switching from CSGO to CS2… and many of the commands are similar. This includes the Unbinding Command which is compatible with both CS:GO and CS2.

How to Bind a Key in CS 2

To bind a key in CS2, follow these steps:

  1. Open up the game developer console by pressing the “~” Tilde key.
  2. Use the bind command followed by the key you want to bind and the command you want to execute. For example, if you want to bind the F2 key to toggle the crosshair size between 2 and 500, you can use the published command: bind F2 “toggle cl_crosshairsize 2 500”.
  3. Then, press Enter to execute the command.

Remember, Quotation marks are only necessary when the command you want to enter contains spaces. In the above-mentioned example, you need to use quotation marks to encapsulate the entire command “toggle cl_crosshairsize 2 500” because it contains spaces. Otherwise, if the command is a single word, they are not required.