DEMO_TIMESCALE
CS2 CS:GO
Description
This command sets how quickly the demo is played. In other words, it can be used to fast forward through rounds you're not interested in watching.Syntax
demo_timescale [Playback speed]
Arguments
| Playback speed | Enter a number to represent how fast you want the demo played back. Entering the number 20 plays the demo back 20 times as fast. |
Related commands
demo_pause
This useful console command is used to pause the demo you're watching. Playback can be resumed with the command demo_resume.
This useful console command is used to pause the demo you're watching. Playback can be resumed with the command demo_resume.
demo_resume
This useful command is used to resume the demo you're watching, if you have previously paused it. To pause demos, use the command demo_pause.
This useful command is used to resume the demo you're watching, if you have previously paused it. To pause demos, use the command demo_pause.
demo_togglepause
Use this command when watching demos to toggle between being paused or not. The good thing about this command is then it will pause or play the demo, depending on if its running when the command is entered.
Use this command when watching demos to toggle between being paused or not. The good thing about this command is then it will pause or play the demo, depending on if its running when the command is entered.
demo_listhighlights
This command produces a list of the highlights data extracted from the demo you're watching. Data will be pasted into your developer console.
This command produces a list of the highlights data extracted from the demo you're watching. Data will be pasted into your developer console.
demo_listimportantticks
Use this command for a list of the ticks that the game client determined to be important in a specific demo.
Use this command for a list of the ticks that the game client determined to be important in a specific demo.
demo_recordcommands
This command records any commands typed into the console and saves them in a .dem file.
This command records any commands typed into the console and saves them in a .dem file.