CS2 Console Commands

Use this command to turn the Steam Audio Reverb processor on or off, which alters the game's reverb characteristics.

Switches the speculative low-frequency fix for audio when spatial blend is used.

Exports the current Steam Audio scene to a phononscene file, generally for debugging or analysis.

Generates a Halton Sequence with a specified order and number of samples, primarily for debugging and adjusting audio spatialization.

Adjusts the time delay between sound emission and the last audible reflection in Steam Audio, used to fine-tune spatialization and echo behavior.

Controls whether baked pathing data for Steam Audio Hammer entities is loaded, permitting their pathing to function when enabled.

Controls whether baked reverb data is loaded, which is particularly useful during baked data format changes until all data is updated.

Sets the maximum number of simultaneous sources Steam Audio can model in the game.

Defines the upper limit on rays Steam Audio may trace for volumetric occlusion, influencing how the environment blocks sound.

Specifies the maximum bounces allowed per ray in Steam Audio, affecting in-game sound propagation simulation.

Controls how many directions Steam Audio evaluates for ray bounces, affecting calculation of audio reflections.

Sets how many rays Steam Audio traces to model in-game audio reflections, mainly impacting reflection accuracy and quality.