CS2 HUD Commands

Commands to enhance cs2 hud features of Counter-Strike game

How to Use CS:GO & CS2 Commands

First, turn on the developer console. Go to Settings > Game Settings and switch "Enable Developer Console" to Yes.
Press the ` or ~ key on your keyboard to open the console.
Type in a command, or copy it from here, hit ENTER, and you’re good to go!

cl_script_trace_disable_all

CS2 Only

Command

cl_script_trace_disable_all

Disables all trace outputs, turning off diagnostic messages used for debugging.

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cl_script_trace_disable_key

CS2 Only

Command

cl_script_trace_disable_key

Disables a specific trace output by its table or instance identifier.

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cl_script_trace_enable

CS2 Only

Command

cl_script_trace_enable

Turns on tracing output for a specific script file or function to help debug your scripts.

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cl_script_trace_enable_all

CS2 Only

Command

cl_script_trace_enable_all

<0 / 1>

Turns on trace output for all scripts, helping you debug issues. This is a cheat command and only works when cheats are enabled.

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cl_script_trace_enable_key

CS2 Only

Command

cl_script_trace_enable_key

Enables debugging trace output for scripts by targeting a specific table or instance.

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cl_show_clan_in_death_notice

CS2 and CSGO

Command

cl_show_clan_in_death_notice

<0 / 1>

Controls whether player clan tags appear in the kill feed. Enabled by default, but you can turn it off.

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cl_showents

CS2 and CSGO

Command

cl_showents

Lists all active client-side entities in the developer console.

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cl_show_equipped_character_for_player_avatars

CS2 Only

Command

cl_show_equipped_character_for_player_avatars

<0 / 1>

Toggle whether player avatars show their equipped character models.

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cl_showerror

CS2 and CSGO

Command

cl_showerror

<0 / 1 / 2>

Displays a list of error messages in your console if any are relevant.

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cl_showfps

CS2 and CSGO

Command

cl_showfps

<0 / 1>

Shows a simple FPS (frames per second) count in the top-left corner of your screen. Unlike net_graph, it displays only your FPS for a clean, minimal view.

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