viewmodel_offset_y<Y Offset>

This command sets the Y offset of your viewmodel, controlling how near or far it sits from your character. The viewmodel is your hand (and the weapon) shown in first-person. Maximum is 2 and minimum is -2.

CategoryView Model
GameCS2 + CSGO
ScopeLocal
CheatsNot Required

Arguments

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

<Y Offset>

NumberRequired

Choose a number between -2 and 2. 2 positions the viewmodel closest to the top of the screen. -2 positions it closest to the bottom.

Default: 1

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Output Command

viewmodel_offset_y 1

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viewmodel_offset_z<Z Offset>

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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

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Cheats Required

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