gla1ve CS2 Settings: Full Config, Crosshair & Peripherals

gla1ve Mouse Settings

The first thing we’re going to take a look at is gla1ve’s mouse settings. Though he is focused on calling most of the time, he’s still good at getting some frags. Here are the mouse settings he uses.

Gla1ve is using a mouse DPI value of 400 and an in-game sensitivity value of 1.8, meaning his effective DPI value is set to 720. Overall, an eDPI of 720 falls close to the average when compared to other professional players, so there’s nothing too crazy here.

gla1ve Crosshair Settings

When calling as an in-game leader, it can be difficult to manage between looking at the map and back at your crosshair when you have to shoot. If you want to shoulder the captaining role, try copying gla1ve’s crosshair to become more flexible.

Rightfully so, gla1ve is using a green colored crosshair, which is the perfect color for him to snap his attention back to the crosshair. Like most professional players, he has chosen a small crosshair with a length value of 2 and thickness of 1. The crosshair gap is also very small at -3.

gla1ve Crosshair Code

If you want to give gla1ve’s crosshair a spin, feel free to import it by copying the crosshair code below into your game.

gla1ve Viewmodel Settings

Another set of settings you might want to consider copying includes gla1ve’s viewmodel settings. A good viewmodel is crucial to seeing your screen effectively at all times, so let’s see what the greatest IGL of all time is using.

It seems that gla1ve likes keeping things simple and standard, as he is using the most commonly used viewmodel among professional players. It features an FOV value of 68, which is the maximum, and the viewmodel offsets above.

gla1ve Viewmodel Config

If you want to see what a standard viewmodel for professionals looks like, you can copy and paste the following console commands to copy what gla1ve is using.

gla1ve Video Settings

Next, we’re going to take a look at gla1ve’s video settings.

gla1ve Resolution and Aspect Ratio

The first set of video settings we’ll cover features the resolution and aspect ratio, which are two of the most important video settings in the game.

Like most professional players today, gla1ve is using the 1280×960 resolution paired with the 4:3 aspect ratio, meaning he is playing on a stretched scaling mode. Playing on stretched is very prominent as player models appear wider, making them easier to shoot. Also, he uses the maximum brightness value of 130% to see in dark spaces.

gla1ve Advanced Video Settings

If you are new to playing on 4:3 stretched and wonder what video settings you should use, let’s use gla1ve’s settings for reference.

Overall, gla1ve has decided to tone down almost all of his advanced video settings. This is because playing on stretched already kills your game’s aesthetic appeal, so you might as well go all in on performance and FPS.

gla1ve Radar Settings

We must remember that gla1ve is an in-game leader, and he spends more time than others looking at the radar minimap to make calls for his team. Here are the radar settings he uses.

Generally, gla1ve’s minimap is very standard. However, he has turned up his radar map zoom value to 0.7, meaning his map is very zoomed in. Normally, most in-game leaders lower the scale to see more of the map, but gla1ve doesn’t need that, apparently.

gla1ve Peripherals

Finally, we’re going to take a quick look at gla1ve’s gaming peripherals.

We can quickly conclude that gla1ve is a ZOWIE fan more than other brands, as he is using three of its products to play CS2.