NB! It seems this console command is not compatible with CS2.
Command Profile

-CAMYAWRIGHT

CS:GO

This command will stop your camera from attempting to move rightas a result of the +camyawright command.

Syntax
-camyawright

Description

This command will stop your camera from attempting to move rightas a result of the +camyawright command.

Syntax And Arguments

-camyawright

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+camyawright

Third person mode only. This command will rotate your camera in a rightwards direction around your character along its yaw axis (left/right). Use -camyawright to restore to normal.

cl_pitchdown

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+camdistance

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+camin

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