CS2 Console Commands

When enabled, this command stops the game from rendering procedural layers. This can improve performance but may reduce the quality of visuals that depend on procedural generation.

Toggle the fast-path shadow rendering optimization. Disable it to render shadows more accurately but slower, useful for debugging or analyzing graphics.

Disables the rendering of shadow materials, affecting how shadows appear in the game.

Turn off shadows from spotlights to improve performance on systems that struggle with shadow rendering.

Turns off threading in the game, forcing all processes to run on a single CPU core. Use this mainly for debugging, as it can reduce performance and change how the game behaves.

Disables or enables the rendering of world materials in the game, useful for debugging visual issues.

Outputs the script cache contents to a list for debugging and development.

Displays a list of all objects currently loaded in the scene world to the console, helping you to debug and see what entities are active.

Saves the objects in the current scene to a 3D geoview buffer for visualization or analysis.

Toggle the display of detailed performance statistics in the console.