cl_radar_icon_scale_min<Icon Scale>

This console command modifies the size of your player dot on the radar.

CategoryRadar
GameCS2 + CSGO
ScopeLocal
CheatsNot Required

Arguments

These are the parameters cl_radar_icon_scale_min uses when it is ran. Required arguments must be provided.

<Icon Scale>

StringRequired

Provide a value from 0.4 to 1 to specify the size of your player icon on the radar. This will use your lobby/character color in matchmaking. The default setting is 0.6.

Default: 0.6

Command Builder

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Output Command

cl_radar_icon_scale_min 0.6

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Command Information

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Argument Data Types

Arguments can be of type String, Number, Bool, or Enum. Provide the correct type for the command to execute correctly.

Required Arguments

Arguments marked as Required must be provided for the command to work. Optional arguments can be left blank.

Command Scope

Commands can be Client-sided or Server-sided. Client-sided commands affect only your game client, while server-sided commands affect the entire server.

Cheats Required

Some commands require sv_cheats to be enabled. If a command has this requirement, it will not run on servers where cheats are disabled.