What sensitivity does Skadoodle use in CS2?

Skadoodle uses 1600 DPI with 0.42 in-game sensitivity, resulting in 672 eDPI. This translates to approximately 62 cm per 360-degree turn. This is below the pro average of 860 eDPI, suggesting a preference for precision over speed.

What mouse does Skadoodle use?

Skadoodle currently uses the Logitech G Pro X Superlight Black at 1600 DPI with a 1000Hz polling rate, paired with a ZOWIE G-SR mousepad.

What resolution does Skadoodle play on?

Skadoodle plays on 1024x768 (4:3) with Stretched display mode at 500Hz on a ZOWIE XL2546.

What is Skadoodle's crosshair code?

Skadoodle's crosshair code is not currently available. Check back later as we regularly update player settings.

🏳️ Skadoodle

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672eDPI

1024x7684:3 Stretched

62cmcm/360°

500HzRefresh Rate

Skadoodle is a professional CS2 awper currently playing for undefined from Unknown. Skadoodle plays with a medium sensitivity setup at 672 eDPI (1600 DPI × 0.42 sens), which is below the pro average of 860. Skadoodle uses 1024x768 resolution (4:3 Stretched) on a ZOWIE XL2546, paired with a Logitech G Pro X Superlight Black.

Mouse & Sensitivity Settings

Sensitivity

DPI1600

In-Game Sensitivity0.42

eDPI672

Zoom Sensitivity1

Polling Rate1000Hz

cm/360°62cm

672

Avg 860

LowMediumHigh

Mouse & Mousepad

MouseLogitech G Pro X Superlight Black

MousepadZOWIE G-SR

Crosshair Settings

Skadoodle's Crosshair

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Not available

StyleClassic Static

ColorGreen

Size3

Thickness0.5

Gap-2

DotNo

OutlineNo

Advanced Crosshair Settings

Follow RecoilNo

T-StyleNo

Use AlphaYes

Alpha1

Outline Thickness1

Deployed Weapon GapNo

Split Distance7

Fixed Gap3

Inner Split Alpha1

Outer Split Alpha0.5

Split Size Ratio0.5

Sniper Width0

Video & Display Settings

Display

Resolution1024x768

Aspect Ratio4:3

Scaling ModeStretched

Refresh Rate500Hz

MonitorZOWIE XL2546

Display ModeFull Screen

Brightness80%

Boost Player ContrastEnabled

V-SyncDisabled

Advanced Video

Anti-AliasingNone

Shadow QualityMedium

Texture DetailLow

Texture FilteringBilinear

Shader DetailLow

Viewmodel & Bob Settings

Viewmodel

viewmodel_fov68

viewmodel_offset_x2.5

viewmodel_offset_y0

viewmodel_offset_z-1.5

viewmodel_presetpos2

Console Commands

viewmodel_fov 68; viewmodel_offset_x 2.5; viewmodel_offset_y 0; viewmodel_offset_z -1.5

Weapon Bob

cl_bob_lower_amt5

cl_bobamt_lat0.33

cl_bobamt_vert0.14

cl_bobcycle0.98

Radar & HUD Settings

HUD

HUD ColorTeam Color

Config & Download

Download Skadoodle's complete CS2 config as an autoexec file, or copy all console commands at once.

autoexec.cfg preview

// Skadoodle's CS2 Config — Generated by CSDB.gg
// https://csdb.gg/player/skadoodle/

// Sensitivity
sensitivity "0.42"
zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse "1"

// Crosshair
cl_crosshairstyle "4"
cl_crosshairsize "2"
cl_crosshairgap "-1"
cl_crosshairthickness "1"
cl_crosshairdot "0"
cl_crosshair_drawoutline "0"

// Viewmodel
viewmodel_fov "68"
viewmodel_offset_x "2.5"
viewmodel_offset_y "0"
viewmodel_offset_z "-1.5"

Full Gear & Peripherals

Mouse Logitech G Pro X Superlight Black

Monitor ZOWIE XL2546

Keyboard Logitech G Pro X Keyboard

Headset Logitech G Pro X Headset

Mousepad ZOWIE G-SR

PC Specs

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GPU RTX 3080

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Frequently Asked Questions

What sensitivity does Skadoodle use in CS2?: Skadoodle uses 1600 DPI with 0.42 in-game sensitivity, resulting in 672 eDPI. This translates to approximately 62 cm per 360-degree turn. This is below the pro average of 860 eDPI, suggesting a preference for precision over speed.
What mouse does Skadoodle use?: Skadoodle currently uses the Logitech G Pro X Superlight Black at 1600 DPI with a 1000Hz polling rate, paired with a ZOWIE G-SR mousepad.
What resolution does Skadoodle play on?: Skadoodle plays on 1024x768 (4:3) with Stretched display mode at 500Hz on a ZOWIE XL2546.
What is Skadoodle's crosshair code?: Skadoodle's crosshair code is not currently available. Check back later as we regularly update player settings.

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