WEAPON_DEBUG_SPREAD_SHOW
CS2 CS:GO
Description
This command can be used to enable the display of weapon accuracy. See argument information for help.Syntax
weapon_debug_spread_show [0 / 1 / 3]
Arguments
| 0 / 1 / 3 | Set to 0 to disable. Set to 1 to show accuracy box of weapon at crosshair. Set to 3 to show accuracy box with a dynamic crosshair (that changes when you shoot). |
Related commands
weapon_accuracy_nospread
This command, if enabled (set to 1), will disable weapon inaccuracy spread, meaing weapons will be 100% accurate at any distance. Default is disabled (1).
This command, if enabled (set to 1), will disable weapon inaccuracy spread, meaing weapons will be 100% accurate at any distance. Default is disabled (1).
weapon_recoil_cooldown
This command sets the amount of time, in seconds, that it takes for recoil to recover in between shots. After this amount of time, recoil will be reset to the same as it is when you shoot your first bullet. If set to 0, you can continuously tap without having any recoil.
This command sets the amount of time, in seconds, that it takes for recoil to recover in between shots. After this amount of time, recoil will be reset to the same as it is when you shoot your first bullet. If set to 0, you can continuously tap without having any recoil.
weapon_recoil_decay1_exp
This command sets the decay factor exponent for weapon recoil. Default is 3.5.
This command sets the decay factor exponent for weapon recoil. Default is 3.5.
weapon_recoil_decay2_exp
This command sets the decay factor exponent for weapon recoil. Default is 8.
This command sets the decay factor exponent for weapon recoil. Default is 8.
weapon_recoil_decay2_lin
This command sets the linear term decay factor exponent for weapon recoil. Default is 18.
This command sets the linear term decay factor exponent for weapon recoil. Default is 18.
weapon_recoil_scale
This command sets the scale factor for recoil - i.e. the higher this number is, the bigger recoil will be.
This command sets the scale factor for recoil - i.e. the higher this number is, the bigger recoil will be.
weapon_recoil_suppression_factor
We tested this command and found that it may not work at all or as intended. This command sets the "initial recoil suppression factor". This factor sets how much the first shot (or the amount of shots set by weapon_recoil_suppression_factor) of a gun has its recoil supressed for. If you set this to 0, there would be no recoil after the first shot of guns (but shots after that would be normal recoil). With this at 0.5, the first shot of a gun would have 50% of its normal recoil.
We tested this command and found that it may not work at all or as intended. This command sets the "initial recoil suppression factor". This factor sets how much the first shot (or the amount of shots set by weapon_recoil_suppression_factor) of a gun has its recoil supressed for. If you set this to 0, there would be no recoil after the first shot of guns (but shots after that would be normal recoil). With this at 0.5, the first shot of a gun would have 50% of its normal recoil.
weapon_recoil_suppression_shots
We tested this command and found that it may not work at all or as intended. This command sets the number of shots that are fired before a weapon uses normal (unsuppressed) recoil. Suppression is set by weapon_recoil_suppression_factor cvar.
We tested this command and found that it may not work at all or as intended. This command sets the number of shots that are fired before a weapon uses normal (unsuppressed) recoil. Suppression is set by weapon_recoil_suppression_factor cvar.