(However, most go straight to 300.) cl_radar_always_centeredĭefault radar can, at times, be slightly misleading. That means if a monitor is 144 Hz, the user caps his or her frames to 289. Capping your max FPS typically follows the rule of doubling your monitor’s refresh rate and adding one. The benefit to setting to 300 over 0 is that if your PC commonly experiences extreme FPS drops below your monitor’s refresh rate, the frame drop is slightly less noticeable. Another common max FPS setting is fps_max 300. Setting your max FPS to 0 doesn’t mean you’ll get zero frames it means quite the opposite! This command ensures the game squeezes out as many frames as possible at any given time for your PC. Right-click on CSGO from the Steam Library and open “Launch Options.” You’ll type the command as above and click “OK.” Now all your offline servers like Aim Botz will load in 128 tick. There are tick rate commands for the console and cfg, but the easiest way is to set them directly through the game’s options.
You’ll want to put this command into the launch options for CSGO. Any player hoping to raise their skill should have practice and playtime on 128 tick servers. However, most Valve servers (not including community servers) default to 64 tick. Tick rate is extremely important in CSGO the best competitive servers operate at a 128 tick rate. Default net graph on 1280 x 960 4:3 stretch -tickrate 128 To change the size, type net_graphproportionalfont 0, and the net graph font will scale properly.
On default, the text can be pretty large, especially if your resolution is stretched. The net graph is visible at all times when activated. As seen below, the net graph is an easy way to observe frames per second (FPS), loss, ping, and server tick rate. net_graph 1Īctivating the net graph is extremely useful because it summarizes important game information that is otherwise tricky to track. Now that you’re ready to start inputting your commands, here are a few of the most important commands and a description of how they affect your game. For commands that are changed commonly such as volume level or voice chat, the console is better. So generally, if you’d like to keep the command active at all points, it’s better to put it in the cfg file. There’s a chance that the game may override console commands when restarted due to booting the autoexec file. The benefit of inputting the commands into the cfg file is that, on startup, the commands will be automatically read and load into the game. For detailed information about creating your cfg/auto exec, visit our guide on the subject. Simply type your new commands into the text file. The text file should open, and your existing commands will be visible. Navigate to your cfg file in your personal computer and double-click the autoexec file. The second method is saving the commands directly to the autoexec/config (cfg) file. To close the console, press the bind again. The console in the image below has been cleared typically, there will be various commands and text visible. When the key is pressed, the console opens. Next, to open the command console, you’ll click the tilde key ( “`/~”) on the upper left portion of your keyboard. Make sure the command console’s activated in your game by navigating to Game Settings > Game > Enable Developer Console. The most common way is typing them directly into the game’s command console. There are two methods most players use to turn on game commands.
Below is a list of the essential commands you’ll need to gain a competitive edge in CSGO. And while there’s a massive list of commands available to use in customization, there are a few that are tried and true in the competitive scene. As Daily Esports explained in our guide for how to create a custom CSGO config/autoexec, a player can tailor their in-game experience to their exact preferences. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive ( CSGO), developed by Valve Corporation, is one of the most customizable first-person shooters of all time.
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