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

CS:GO

This is the console command that determines the limit for how fast your mouse can move depending on how fast you're moving it in real life. It can be set to have no limit.

Syntax
m_customaccel_max [Max Point]

Description

This is the console command that determines the limit for how fast your mouse can move depending on how fast you're moving it in real life. It can be set to have no limit.

How To Use m_customaccel_max

  1. Enable the developer console in Counter-Strike settings.
  2. Open the console with the tilde key (~).
  3. Enter m_customaccel_max [Max Point], replacing bracketed arguments with the value you want, then press Enter.

This legacy command is not currently listed as compatible with Counter-Strike 2.

Syntax And Arguments

m_customaccel_max [Max Point]
Max Point This value is used to determine the cut off point of you moving your mouse when the mouse movement in game will no longer get sped up. The default value for this command is 0, which sets there to be no limit.

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m_customaccel

This command is used to choose what level of custom mouse acceleration you have. It can be set to disabled, or from a couple of choices.

m_customaccel_exponent

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m_customaccel_scale

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