Remember to remove '//' to activate the binds. Remember to change KEY to your desired key. To add bot use the following commands: Just download it, put it in your config folder and type exec practice

The below config file will have all the commands you need + some additional keybinds. If you just want to download a ready-to-use config file, we got you. Credit to Tobys CS’s CS:GO practice config guide, where we found a lot of inspiration for this guide. You can use our script to practice pop flashes, nades, different angles, smoke grenades, molotovs (Molotov cocktails), spray control or weapon spray patterns, or other useful stuff. You can copy and paste the commands to your in-game console, or you can download the config file and execute it from the game. This guide will include commands and config for grenade trajectories, show impact, bots, various binds, some sv_cheats 1 commands and other useful console commands. We have also included console commands and binds for bots and unlimited ammo etc. In the end, we have included a full practice config, that you can download and use yourself. You would usually not use these commands in scrims or practice games, but rather in a solo game with bots enabled. This will explain how to make a config and autoexec cfg file for CS:GO and go more in-depth with how to use console commands. If you are unfamiliar with what a config file and autoexec is, you should start with our CS:GO config guide. They will often add bots to the game, and use various console commands, some of which require sv_cheats 1 to be enabled.

Usually, this includes practicing grenades (we have made a nade config for this), spray patterns, grenade trajectories, and other stuff. If you have ever watched streams of professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players, you will know that they sometimes go into a game just by themself, to practice all kinds of stuff.

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