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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nav_path_draw_jump_segments<0 / 1>

This command turns the display of jump segments in bot navigation paths on or off; when enabled, regions bots treat as jumps are highlighted.

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nav_path_draw_tick<0 / 1>

Switches drawing of the navigation path every tick on or off; it is a debugging tool for examining navigation paths.

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nav_path_jump_process_debug<0 / 1>

Toggles debug features for navigation path calculations involving jumps to help visualize and diagnose problems with navigation mesh jump connections.

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nav_path_optimize_portals<0 / 1>

Improves pathfinding by making portals in the bots' navigation mesh more efficient, which can result in smoother and more effective bot movement on complex maps.

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nav_show_area_connections<0 / 1>

When in nav mesh edit mode, this command turns the visual links between nav areas on or off for debugging and map creation, helping to see how map regions connect.

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nav_smooth_relax_use_timesteps<0 / 1>

Controls relaxation of pathfinding in the navigation mesh using timesteps, typically for debugging or adjusting AI pathfinding behavior.

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nav_smooth_spring_forward_dist_time_limit<Time limit>

This command sets the time limit for advancing the navigation mesh with a smooth spring action while in 'cheat' mode.

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nav_smooth_spring_timestep_factor_accel<Acceleration Factor>

This command alters the acceleration factor for the smooth spring timestep in navigation tasks, frequently affecting bot movement and navigation mesh computations, and mainly used as a development tool for map creation and AI tuning.

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nav_smooth_spring_timestep_factor_speed<Speed Factor>

This command changes the speed factor for the smooth spring timestep during navigation mesh processing.

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nav_smooth_spring_timestep_max<Maximum timestep>

This command sets the maximum timestep for the smooth spring simulation used during navigation mesh updates under cheat conditions, ensuring more gradual transitions or updates within the navigation mesh.

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nav_smooth_spring_timestep_min<Timestep value>

Specifies the smallest timestep for the navigation smooth spring algorithm, utilized for bot movement and navigation.

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navspace_create_water_smooth_connections<0 / 1>

Determines whether to generate smoother navigation connections in underwater areas.

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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.