If you want to activate or deactivate the weapon inaccuracy spread in CS:GO or CS2, you need to use the weapon_accuracy_nospread command. Engineered to switch on and off this function, you can use it to customize your gameplay experience on private servers and offline matches.

On this page, you are going to learn what the weapon_accuracy_nospread command is, how it works, how to use it via console and examples on how to implement it.

What is the weapon_accuracy_nospread Command?

To help you understand everything about this command, we have broken it down into different subsections, so you can grasp all the concepts about the weapon_accuracy_nospread command.

Syntax of the weapon_accuracy_nospread Command

This command requires an argument to function properly. For instance, typing “weapon_accuracy_nospread” alone won’t trigger it. You need to provide an argument for it to take effect and impact weapon accuracy.

Default Value of the Command

The default setting for the command weapon_accuracy_nospread is 0, meaning that weapons will have varying accuracy at different distances. To change the accuracy of weapons, you need to set it to 1, which will make the weapon accuracy perfect at any distance.

If you wish to reset it back to default, all you need to do is to assign the argument “0” to the command, which would result in the following: weapon_accuracy_nospread 0.

As we have previously mentioned, this command will only accept two values – 1 for “true” and 0 for “false” – and hence you can toggle it on and off. It won’t accept any other argument, as you cannot fine tune the inaccuracy spread. 

Purpose of the weapon_accuracy_nospread Command

The aim of this command is quite straightforward: it eliminates the typical inaccuracy spread, ensuring that all weapons are 100% accurate no matter the distance. This can add a fun twist to private or offline matches with friends since nearly all your shots will hit the mark – just aim and fire away.

To activate this feature, simply set the “weapon_accuracy_nospread” command to “1”, and voila! Instantly, all inaccuracy spread disappears, granting players the ability to effortlessly land perfect shots every time.

Belongs to the Group of CS:GO (CS2) Cheat Codes

Understanding its role and function, it’s evident that this command falls within the realm of cheat codes in CS:GO and CS2. By tweaking the game’s mechanics, it offers players an unfair advantage compared to standard settings, hence its usage requires setting “sv_cheats” to “1” (true).

If sv_cheats isn’t activated, using the weapon_accuracy_nospread command won’t work. You can test it yourself and you will see that it will not get rid of the inaccuracy spread, as the game will remain with the default settings.

Only Available for Private Servers and Offline Matches

Because this command is cheat-protected, it’s not available in the vast majority of online matches, as sv_cheats won’t be set to “1”. Therefore, this command is reserved for private servers and offline matches, as long as you have admin rights.

If you are not the server admin or host, you won’t be able to activate the sv_cheats command, and as a consequence, you won’t be able to enter and activate the command weapon_accuracy_nospread. 

Therefore, if you wish to use this command, make sure you have admin rights, otherwise it won’t work.

Available for CS:GO and CS2

You can use the weapon_accuracy_nospread command in CS:GO and CS2 without restrictions, as long as the sv_cheats is set to “1”. As we have already mentioned, you need admin rights, otherwise you won’t be able to execute the command.

For example, if you’re hosting a casual CS:GO match on LAN, and you’re the admin, you can proceed to activate the sv_cheats command and then set the weapon_accuracy_nospread command to “1”, and as a result, the inaccuracy spread for all weapons will disappear.

Similarly, if you’re hosting a casual CS2 match on your private server, you have the flexibility to enable cheat commands. Simply execute the command “sv_cheats 1” to activate cheats, followed by enabling “weapon_accuracy_nospread,” ensuring all players enjoy perfect shots devoid of inaccuracy.

How to Use the CSGO No Spread Command

Here’s how you can use the CSGO no spread command, and we will start by teaching you how to activate cheat commands in CS:GO and CS2.

Enable CS:GO (CS2) Cheat Codes

Before you can use the command, you need to activate cheat commands, and here’s how you can do it:

• Press the  “~” to launch the console

• Input the following command: sv_cheats 1

• Press enter

• Now you can use the weapon_accuracy_nospread command

Take note that this won’t only allow you to use the no spread command, but also all the other cheat commands available in CS:GO and CS2.

Input the weapon_accuracy_nospread via Console

Now that you have activated the usage of cheat commands, here’s how you can input the no spread command via console:

• Press the  “~” key to launch the console

• Decide if you want to turn on or off the weapon inaccuracy spread

• Input the command weapon_accuracy_nospread “X”

• Press enter

• The weapon inaccuracy spread will change accordingly

All you need to do is to replace “X” with your preferred value. If you want to get rid of the inaccuracy spread, replace it for “1”, and if you want to introduce varying inaccuracy for all weapons, replace it for “0”. 

Examples on How to Use the weapon_accuracy_nospread Command

Here you have 4 examples on how to implement this command, so you can learn how to use it properly right off the bat.

Disable Weapon Inaccuracy Spread

If you want to disable the weapon inaccuracy spread that’s set by default in CS:GO and CS2, all you need to do is to input the command like this and press enter: weapon_accuracy_nospread 1. Immediately, all weapons will be 100% accurate regardless of the distance.

Activate Weapon Inaccuracy Spread

To reintroduce varying inaccuracy for all weapons at different distances, simply input the command as follows: weapon_accuracy_nospread 0 and press enter. This action promptly restores the default settings, allowing weapons to exhibit varied inaccuracy spreads across distances.

Reset weapon_accuracy_nospread Back to Default

If you wish to restore the default settings for the inaccuracy spread, all you need to do is to enter the command like this: weapon_accuracy_nospread 0. Instantly, all weapons will have an inaccuracy spread regardless of the distance, no matter how close or far away.

Using Alternative Arguments for the weapon_accuracy_nospread Command

As we have previously mentioned, it’s not possible to use arguments for this command, and hence any of the following examples won’t work if you input them via console:

• weapon_accuracy_nospread 3
• weapon_accuracy_nospread 4
• weapon_accuracy_nospread 5
• weapon_accuracy_nospread 0.99
• weapon_accuracy_nospread 100
• weapon_accuracy_nospread 0.50

The command can only accept the arguments for “true” and “false”, which are “1” and “0” respectively.