Command Profile

M_YAW

CS2 CS:GO

This console command is used to adjust your mouse sensitivity only on the X axis , which is looking left/right.

Syntax
m_yaw [X Sensitivity]

Description

This console command is used to adjust your mouse sensitivity only on the X axis , which is looking left/right.

Syntax And Arguments

m_yaw [X Sensitivity]
X Sensitivity This is the sensitivity value you want to use on the X axis. This will only change how fast you move around when looking left or right. The default value for this command is 0.022. To balance the two values, you'll need to use the m_pitch command that controls the Y axis.

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