Cheating commands for the CS GO console. How to display the damage done in CS:GO Commands for 1 hp in cs go

There are times when you need to train with bots, friends, or just have fun, but the standard amount of HP does not allow you to do this. For example, you want to learn how to shoot more accurately without dying every time. Using the console, you can change the health level not only of yourself, but also of bots. But we remind you that this can only be done on your own created map. So, in this article we will tell you how to change HP using the console.

How to change your HP in CS:GO

We would like to warn you that each round you will have to enter the command over and over again, so we advise you to bind some key for this command or open the console and click on the up or down arrows to scroll through your latest commands.

1. To start .
2. Next, you need to activate the cheat mode – sv_cheats 1, otherwise further actions will lead you nowhere.
3. After that, enter into the console ent_fire player addoutput "health 500", where the digital value means the amount of health, in our case it is 500 hp.

That's all! Now you are almost immortal. Have fun and enjoy training.

How to change a bot's HP in CS:GO

The practical steps are identical.

1. Open the console and enable cheat mode - sv_cheats 1
2. Next, enter the command ent_fire !picker addoutput "health 20", where the digital value also means the bot’s HP level, which can be changed at your discretion.

In Counter-Strike Global Offensive, after you die, you can display the damage dealt to players and how much damage was dealt to you.

In this guide I want to tell you how to display this information directly above the radar without opening the console. I'll tell you how it works and show you a script that allows you to enable and disable this feature.
Result:

In order to see this information you need to enter the following commands into your config (config/autoexec/valve.rc) or console:
developer "1"
con_filter_text "Damage"
con_filter_text_out "Player:"
con_filter_enable "2"

How to display the damage done

Everything is very simple. You see damage information in the console:

Now all you need to do is display this information directly in the game. You can take the simple route and simply enable developer mode in the console (developer "1"). But then a lot of unnecessary information will be displayed:

Therefore it is necessary to use the "con_filter" commands. They filter damage information based on the enemy and you. The final result looks like this:

Script for turning this information on/off

Usually, everyone just needs to turn on and off developer mode (developer "1"/developer "0") to display or turn off damage information. My script may be useful to those who use more than one "con_filter".
To use the script, you just need to copy the commands below into your “*.cfg” and replace “Key” with the desired key:

bind "Key" "displaydamage"

//Display damage - Switch Script
alias displaydamage "displaydamage_on"
alias displaydamage_on "con_filter_text Damage; con_filter_text_out Player:; con_filter_enable 2; developer 1; alias displaydamage "displaydamage_off""
alias displaydamage_off "con_filter_enable 0; developer 0; alias displaydamage "displaydamage_on""

Optional: creating autoexec.cfg

If you don't have an autoexec.cfg or valve.rc file or any other scripting option in your game, fear not. You have two options. If you do not want to use the script, then simply enter the commands listed above in the console. If you still want to use such a script, then you need to create an autoexec.cfg file.

To do this, follow the steps:
Step 1: Go to your desktop, right-click and create a new text file.
Step 2. Open this file and paste the above script there. Don't forget to replace "Key" with the key you need. Personally, I use the "KP_HOME" key - this is the number 7 on the numeric keypad on the right.
Step 3. Write "host_writeconfig" in the last line of the file.
Your file should now look like this:

Step 4: Save the text file as autoexec.cfg. To do this, select File->Save As from the top menu. In the window that opens, write the name autoexec.cfg and in the line below where the File Type is indicated, select - All files (*.*).
Step 5. Copy this file to your configs folder. By default they are located here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg

Congratulations on this!

A small FAQ.

Is this a cheat?
No. Just a script.

Will it work in a competitive match?
Yes.

When will it show damage?
When you died or the round ended.

Can it show damage in real time?
No.

How can I get everything back?
Enter "0" in the developer console. If you want to return all values ​​back, then enter these commands:
con_filter_text ""
con_filter_text_out ""
con_filter_enable "0"

It shows not only the damage, but also some other information. What's wrong?
Apparently you entered the con_filter filtering commands incorrectly. Try again.

Is it possible to show only the damage done by me?
Yes. You just need to set the con_filter_text filter to "Damage Given" instead of just "Damage". If you are using a script it should be like this:
alias displaydamage_on "con_filter_text Damage Given; con_filter_text_out Player:; con_filter_enable 2; developer 1; alias displaydamage "displaydamage_off""

Everything else remains unchanged :)

This article is translated from the Steam Community

CSGO console commands allow you to do literally anything in the game - from organizing a full-fledged training session and setting up your game config in detail, to directly controlling the actions of bots and viewing through walls, which can almost be considered a cheat. However, as you understand, not everything that I will talk about below can be used on official servers Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, but more about all this below in this material. By the way, there are currently 2483 commands for the console in CS GO, but we will tell you only about those that can really be useful to you.

How to open the console?

To turn on the console, you must click on “~”. If this does not work, then you should go to settings -> game options -> enable the developer console. Next, go to the controls, look for the console in the list and set the desired key. I personally left “~” for myself, but you can choose any other.

Teams for training

First of all, we need to decide what we mean by console commands for training. Of course, these are commands that only work when sv_cheats 1, therefore, you will not be able to use them in a 5 on 5 match or even in public. They will help you more accurately understand what you are doing wrong, where you are throwing grenades and why they do not reach the target, where your bullets are flying, etc. In general, they will give you an excellent foundation for development. And the rest depends only on you. Go.

sv_cheats 1- this is what you should first of all write in the console. After this, you will be able to use the game's functionality to its fullest.

noclip- an example of a training command that allows you to fly very quickly around the map. Why is this necessary? It becomes very convenient to monitor where smoke flies, for example. The most convenient way is to bind noclip to one of the mouse buttons. So, for example, for me it hangs on mouse5. It looks like this - bind "mouse5" noclip .

give weapon_- allows you to instantly obtain any weapon, including grenades. After the slash you need to add what you want to get. For example, give weapon_ak47 - get a Kalash, respectively.

sv_infinite_ammo 1- endless ammo.

sv_grenade_trajectory 1— the grenade’s flight path is drawn, showing all points of contact with the textures. A very convenient thing. The command in action is shown in the screenshot below:

ammo_grenade_limit_total 150(more possible) - the maximum number of grenades that any player can carry.

sv_showimpacts 1— shows the points where your bullets fly.

sv_showbullethits 1— shows at what point you hit the enemy, drawing his silhouette, as in the screenshot below:

mp_warmup_start— use to enable warm-up in cs go.

mp_warmup_end- and this one, accordingly, will help you turn off the warm-up.

mp_warmuptime 99999999999- with the value that is selected, you will have an endless warm-up. You can insert your own value if you need a warm-up of a certain duration - the value is set in seconds.

Commands for weapons and grenades

Everything here is quite simple and is unlikely to raise any additional questions for you. A complete table of all console commands for obtaining weapons, grenades and ammunition can be found below. To use, simply copy into the console window and press enter.

CS GO cheating teams

Cheating commands in cs go should be understood as those that give an advantage over other players or bots. By the way, there are quite a lot of such teams in the game. Some of them have already been discussed above in the section on training. Let me make a reservation right away - this whole thing will only work on your server or on any other server where sv_cheats 1 is registered.

sv_cheats 1 – as always, start with this line in the console, otherwise nothing will work.

god - will make you immortal. Just like that.

noclip – allows you to freely move (fly) around the map. It's best to bind her. This is done simply - bind “mouse5” noclip. Instead of mouse5, you can enter any other button.

r_drawothermodels 2 – allows you to see through walls. Essentially, this is a console command for input for cs go.

fog_enable 0 – completely hides smoke.

mat_wireframe 1 – shows the base lines of the walls. A kind of wallhack.

r_drawothermodels 2

Commands to increase FPS

FPS, also known as frame rate, also known as frames per second, is one of the most pressing problems of most Counter-Strike players. Despite his advanced age, Counter Strike: Global Offensive still remains one of the most hardware-demanding online games, Therefore, console commands to increase fps usually come in very handy. First, let's figure out how to show or enable fps:

cl_showfps 1 - shows a dynamic FPS indicator in the upper left corner.

cl_showfps 5 - will show a little more information. You will be able to see which element is causing the FPS drop - the processor or the GPU (video card). Quite useful in cases where you are trying to figure out the reason for poor performance. However, playing with such an indicator is not very convenient - keep this in mind.

net_graph 1 - shows not only fps, but also several other useful things - loss and choke, by which you can determine whether there is packet loss; rates, which in normal matchmaking are always 64 (and on normal servers 128) and much more. Plus, this command, in my opinion, is the least distracting from the gameplay, so I use it.

And below are solutions that will really help increase FPS in cs go and make the game more comfortable:

cl_disable_ragdolls 1 is a cs go console command that will help with frame rate during training. Often, when there are 3-4 smokes, it becomes noticeable that the FPS sags. It will remove Ragdoll physics. True, it only works with sv_cheats 1.

dsp_slow_cpu 1 - similar to the previous point, it will help you increase productivity at the expense of a slight decrease in sound quality. +50 fps guaranteed.

mat_disable_bloom 1 - disable the unnecessary bloom effect. Another +50 fps minimum.

r_drawparticles 0 is another option to increase the frame rate in cs go. Removes almost all animation - shots, splashes of water, etc.

func_break_max_pieces 0 - remove any debris, such as barrels, fragments, chips from boxes, etc.

mat_queue_mode 2 - enable multi-core processing. It only helps if you have a processor with more than 1 core.

muzzleflash_light 0 - disable dynamic light from flashes.

r_eyemove 0 - disables eye mobility for players.

r_gloss 0 - disables players' eye gloss.

fps_max – use if you need to limit or, on the contrary, remove the limit from the maximum number of FPS that the game can produce. There are cases when the lack of FPS is a consequence of the work of fps_max. Also, this console command can be useful if your FPS jumps too much and you want to limit these jumps - just select the desired value and the drops will not be so noticeable.

This is what the game looks like after applying mat_wireframe 1

To configure the server

mp_respawn_immunitytime 0 - removes the transparency of players and bots at the beginning of the round.

mp_freezetime 6 — time to purchase at the beginning of the round.

mp_restartgame 1 — restart the match.

mp_startmoney 16000 - if you want all players to receive 16000 in the first round (you can use a different value).

mp_afterroundmoney 16000 - after each round played, each player will receive the specified amount.

mp_roundtime - increases the round time by the entered value. The calculation is carried out in seconds. Therefore, to get, for example, 4 minutes, you need to write mp_roundtime 240 .

mp_maxrounds 5 - assigns the maximum number of rounds in a match. Replace 5 with the desired value.

mp_do_warmup_period 0 - removes the warm-up at the beginning of the match.

mp_limitteams 0 - sets how many players one team can have more than another.

maxplayers 20 - sets the maximum number of players on the server.

mp_autoteambalance 0 - prevents the game from automatically equalizing teams. Convenient if you want to play alone against a large number of players or bots.

mp_buytime 90 - determines the time (in seconds) during which players can buy from the moment of the round.

mp_buy_allow_grenades 0 - prohibits or allows the purchase of grenades. If the value is 0, you cannot buy grenades, but if you set the value to 1, you can buy again.

mp_buy_anywhere - determines who can buy across the entire map. 0 = only in purchasing areas; 1 = both sides buy across the entire map; 2 = terrorists only; 3 = special forces only.

mp_c4timer 45 - the number of seconds that passes from the moment the bomb is planted until the explosion.

mp_deathcam_skippable 1 - allows you to quickly skip the “deathcam”.

mp_death_drop_c4 1 - allows you to choose whether the bomb will drop after the death of the player who was carrying it.

mp_death_drop_defuser 1 - allows you to select whether the defuser will drop after the death of the player.

mp_forcecamera 1 - restricts spectators' access to players of the opposing team. 0 = you can watch everyone; 1 = only behind your teammates; 2 = black screen for the rest of the round.

mp_free_armor 1 - When set to 1, all players have a free Kevlar and helmet at the start of each round.

mp_friendlyfire 0 - allow/prohibit causing damage to players on your team.

mp_randomspawn 0 - determines whether players spawn in random places. 0 = default spawn; 1 = both teams spawn randomly; 2 = terrorists; 3 = contra.

mp_respawnwavetime_ct, mp_respawnwavetime_t — time between respawns ct and t respectively (in seconds).

mp_respawn_immunitytime 4 - how many seconds after respawning the player remains invulnerable.

mp_respawn_on_death_ct, mp_respawn_on_death_t - with a value of 1 ct or t will respawn instantly after death

Just useful commands

In this section we have collected console commands that were not included in other sections, but still may be useful to you. There will also be answers to the questions you most often ask in the comments.

sv_showbullethits 0 - prevents traces of bullets and blood from appearing on walls and surroundings. Boosts fps a bit.

r_cleardecals - removes traces of bullets and blood that are already on the map.

cl_autowepswitch 0 - disables automatic weapon switching when picking up - will save you from unexpected weapon switches. We recommend using it at zero by default.

How to make a bind? Example - bind "9" give weapon_smokegrenade . First comes bind, then in quotes the key you will bind to, and then the console command itself.

sv_ignoregrenaderadio 1 is an incredibly useful thing in matchmaking that allows you to turn off radio messages. Surely you, like me, have come across unique people who spam radio messages, making it difficult to listen. Bind this command to any convenient button and you will have a quick solution at your fingertips.

Teams for banyhop in CS:GO

Jumping was at one time very popular in CS 1.6, but in CS GO you can’t call it popular, but there is an opportunity to bunnyhop here too. Don't forget to enter sv_cheats 1 first
Enter sequentially: sv_enablebunnyhopping 1
sv_staminajumpcost 0
sv_autobunnyhopping 1
sv_airaccelerate 100
sv_staminalandcost 0
sv_maxspeed 10000

How to make deathmatch in CS GO?

Copy these commands to the console on the desired map and voila:
mp_limitteams 0
mp_autoteambalance 0
mp_round_time_hostage 60 (if there is a bomb on the map, then replace hostage with defuse)
mp_randomspawn 1
mp_buy_anywhere 1
mp_buytime 9999
mp_respawn_on_death ct
mp_respawn_on_death t
bot_defer_to_human_goals 1
cash_player_respawn_amount -1000
mp_friendlyfire 1
bot_defer_to_human_goals 1
mp_hostages_max 0 (only for maps with hostages)
mp_death_drop_gun 0
cash_player_get_killed -1000

We save the config for training

When all the necessary console commands for cs go have been entered (well, or not all, but only those that are needed), I would advise you to do the following - host_writeconfig train. This way you will save a config that can be downloaded and used at any time, which will save you a lot of time. The command to load the config into cs go is exec train (or any other name)