Console Commands

CS2 Console Commands

Explore our comprehensive collection of Counter-Strike 2 console commands and their documentation. Commands are a powerful way to customize your gameplay and optimize your experience.

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mat_tonemap_force_log_lum_min<Minimum Luminance>

Forces the minimum luminance value used by the tonemap control.

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mat_tonemap_force_max<Maximum value>

Forces the maximum tonemap value to the given number. Use -1 to return to default behavior.

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mat_tonemap_force_min<value>

Forces the minimum tonemap value and is mainly a debugging tool for adjusting in game lighting.

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mat_tonemap_force_percent_bright_pixels<Brightness Percentage>

Overrides the percentage of bright pixels in the tonemapping process to alter scene brightness. The previous default was 1.0.

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mat_tonemap_force_percent_target<Target Percent>

Overrides the default value controlling the tonemap percent target which was historically 45. This is a cheat command and can only be used when cheats are enabled.

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mat_tonemap_force_rate<Rate>

Forces the tonemap scale rate and is used mainly for debugging by developers.

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mat_tonemap_force_scale<Scale>

Sets the tonemap scale to a specified value, affecting the scene's overall brightness. Useful for developers or players who need to tweak visual brightness for testing or gameplay.

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mat_tonemap_force_use_alpha<Value>

Forces the tonemap to use a particular alpha value, generally for debugging or experimental use.

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mat_tonemap_uncap_exposure<0 / 1>

Turns the material system's uncap exposure feature on or off, permitting scene exposure to go beyond normal limits when set to 'enable'. Commonly used for debugging or experimental visual effects and marked as a cheat command.

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minimap_create

Executes operations that help generate a minimap, intended mainly as a development or debugging utility for map authors or developers.

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mp_afterroundmoney<Amount>

Configures the amount of money awarded to every player on each team at the end of each round regardless of win or loss. Default is 0 (win and loss bonuses are set with a different command).

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mp_anyone_can_pickup_c4<0 / 1>

Allows any player, T or CT, to pick up the C4 if it is on the ground.

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How to Apply Commands

Follow this step-by-step guide to apply console commands to your game and customize your CS2 experience.

  1. Open the in-game developer console by pressing ~ or `.
  2. If the console doesn't open, check your key bindings in the settings menu to locate the correct console key.
  3. Type the desired console command exactly as listed (for example sv_cheats 1) and press Enter to execute it.
  4. Observe the effect of the command immediately in-game to confirm it applied correctly.
  5. Adjust any related settings as needed for your preferences, including sensitivity, viewmodel, and visual settings.