CS2 Console Commands

Below is CSDB's searchable list of all CS2 console commands. Each command in our database has in-depth insights on each command, with help and argument details. Click (Command Details) to view each specific command in more detail.

status_json

CS2 Only

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status_json

Displays the current game status in JSON format, including player and server details, for easier data parsing and automation.

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stop

CS2 and CSGO

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stop

Ends and saves the demo recording started with the "record" command.

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stopdemos

CS2 Only

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stopdemos

Ends the demo loop after the current demo finishes playing.

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subclass_change

CS2 Only

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subclass_change

<Entity ID><Subclass ID>

Change the subclass of a specific entity to alter its behavior or traits in the game.

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subclass_create

CS2 Only

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subclass_create

<Subclass name>

Creates an entity of the chosen subclass at the location where the player is looking.

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suspicious_hit_odds_threshold

CS2 Only

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suspicious_hit_odds_threshold

<Threshold value>

Sets the odds threshold to flag hits as suspicious. Lower values make the system stricter, marking more hits as suspicious.

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suspicious_hit_player_radius

CS2 Only

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suspicious_hit_player_radius

<Radius>

Sets the radius around players to detect suspicious hits, aiding anti-cheat measures in Counter-Strike 2.

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suspicious_hit_strategy

CS2 Only

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suspicious_hit_strategy

<0 / 1>

Sets how the server handles suspicious hit detections, which can affect how potential cheating or unusual hits are managed.

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sv_accelerate

CS2 and CSGO

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sv_accelerate

<Acceleration>

Sets how quickly your player speeds up while walking. The default is 5.6. Higher values increase acceleration speed, lower values slow it down. Your top speed remains limited by sv_maxspeed.

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sv_accelerate_use_weapon_speed

CS2 and CSGO

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sv_accelerate_use_weapon_speed

<0 / 1>

Controls whether your acceleration is affected by the weapon you hold. By default (1), heavier weapons slow your acceleration. Set to 0 to ignore weapon speed, so all weapons affect acceleration equally.

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