Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

These variables can only be changed by server administrators after putting in the rcon password using the rcon_password command. To use the commands below on a remote server, you will have to use the following form: rcon "command" [value]. For example, rcon mp_startmoney 16000

 

mp_startmoney [value]

This controls the amount of money that players start with at the beginning of a new map or when they join a server. 800 is the default and the minimum value, and 16000 is the maximum.

 

mp_playerid [value]

This controls what players see when they put their crosshair over an enemy, a hostage, or a teammate. At 0 (default), the player see's all popups with team colors. At 1, the player sees their teammates and hostages, with team colors. At 2, players see no popups.

 

mp_logdetail [value]

Use this bitwise svar to control the depth of your logs. Be warned, these options can eat away hard drive space and CPU cycles. Use 0, the default, to log no attacks, 1 to log enemy attacks, 2 to log teammate attacks, and 3 to log both.

 

mp_forcechasecam [value]

This is to help stop ghosting (giving enemy locations to your alive teammates while dead over ventrilo or teamspeak). 0 disables it (default), 1 locks the player's chasecam onto teammates only (players lose the ability to roam), 2 doesn't like the player move or spectate while dead. They stay near their dead corpse.

 

mp_fadetoblack [value]

0 will have no affect on the game, while 1 will disable chasecam and any sort of death cam at all. The client's screen fades to black instantly after death. One boon of this setting is that corpses stay around for the entire round. Useful for matches/scrims.

 

mp_roundtime [value]

This determines the round time in minutes. After this amount of minutes has passed, a scenario win is awarded (e.g., hostages weren't rescued or the bomb was not planted). This is also a decimal value, but most server admins use integers. The minimum value is 1 minute, the maximum is 9. The default is 5 minutes.

 

mp_buytime [value]

A decimal value to determine the buy time in minutes. E.g., '1.75' equals 1 minute and 45 seconds of buy time (this is not the pause, but the time where it is legal to purchase stuff). The minimum value is 0.25 and there is no maximum.

 

mp_timelimit [value]

This is also a floating point value. It's the same as the above option, only it applies to the map and not the round. The default 20 minutes.

 

mp_maxrounds [value]

This is a whole number. When a two teams finish playing this amount of rounds (before the timelimit or the winlimit is reached) the map ends. 0, or disabled, is the default.

 

mp_winlimit [value]

This is an whole number. When a team reaches this amount of wins (before the timelimit or the roundlimit is reached), the map changes. 0, or disabled, is the default.

 

allow_spectators [value]

Setting to 1 will allow spectators, while 0 will disallow them. These are non-playing spectators, not dead people.

 

mp_autokick [value]

This is defaulted to 1. Toggles automatic team-killer banning and kicking of idle clients - Setting of 1 = 'on', and 0 = 'off'.

 

mp_autoteambalance [value]

This is defaulted to 1. Toggles the forcing of clients to join teams to make it balanced - Setting of 1 = 'on', and 0 = 'off'.

 

mp_c4timer [value]

This is defaulted to 45. Sets the amount of time in between C4 placement and its explosion - ranges between 15 and 90 seconds.

 

mp_flashlight [value]

This is defaulted to 1. Toggles the use of flashlights by clients - Setting of 1 = 'on', and 0 = 'off'.

 

mp_footsteps [value]

This is defaulted to 1. Toggles footstep sounds - Setting of 1 = 'on', and 0 = 'off'.

 

mp_freezetime [value]

This is defaulted to 6. Sets the amount of "freeze" time at the beginning of each round to buy weapons and equipment - Use a setting of '0' to disable.

 

mp_hostagepenalty [value]

Sets the number of hostages a player can kill before they are booted from the server. 0 is disabled

 

mp_limitteams [value]

This is defaulted to 2. Sets the maximum number of players that one team can have more than the other team - Use a setting of '0' to completely disable the team limiting.

 

mp_friendlyfire [value]

This is defaulted to 0. Toggles friendly fire - Setting of 1 = 'on', and 0 = 'off'.

 

mp_logmessages [value] (Not available for Source)

This is defaulted to 1. Toggles logging of chat messages in the log files - Setting of 1 = 'on', and 0 = 'off'.

 

mp_falldamage [value]

1 enables falling damage, 0 disables it.

 

mp_mapvoteratio [value] (Not available for Source)

This is defaulted to 0.6. Set the ratio of players required to vote on the same map before a map will change. The default is 0.6 , which means that 60% of the players on a server must vote on the same map in order for the server to change to that map. The range is 0.0-1.0.

 

mp_kickpercent [value] (Not available for source)

This is defaulted to 0.66. Set the ratio of players on someone's team required to vote to kick the player. The default is 0.66, which means that 66% (2/3rds) of the players on his team must vote him/her off in order for him to be kicked. The range is 0.0-1.0.

 

mp_tkpunish [value]

This is defaulted to 1. Toggles the forcing of a player to be killed the next round if he has just killed a teammate - Setting of 1 = 'on', and 0 = 'off'.

 

sv_restart [value] or sv_restartround [value] or mp_restartgame [value] for CSS

This is defaulted to 0. Sets the amount of time in seconds before resetting the game, including frags, money, and the amount of time left. Use setting of '0' to disable these restarts. Setting this to 2 would restart the game in 2 seconds and reset the variable to 0.

 

Usefull Player Commands and Variables

 

cl_crosshaircolor [value] (Source Only)

Color of the crosshair. Default: 0 - 0=green, 1=red, 2=blue, 3=yellow, 4=light blue

 

cl_crosshairscale [value] (Source Only)

This command sets the size of the crosshair. Default is 768. Lower number is a Larger crosshair. Higher value is a smaller.

 

cl_allowdownload [value] (Source Only)

Client downloads custom files. Values of 0 (off) or 1 (on). Default: 1

 

fps_max [value] (Source Only)

This command limits the frame rate for the player.

 

drawradar [value] (1.6 only)

This command turns the radar on or off.

 

cl_hidefrags [value] (1.6 only)

Toggles hiding everyone else's scores except your own - Value of 1 = 'on', and 0 = 'off'.

 

lefthand [value] (1.6 only)

Moves the weapon between the left and right hand of the player model. Setting of 1 = 'left hand', and 0 = 'right hand'

 

Source : http://www.counterstrikestrats.com

  • 1 month later...
  • 2 weeks later...
Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.


  • Posts

    • The core strength of Novproxy Perfectly unlock overseas AI large models: 100% pure residential IP, perfectly bypassing various strict risk controls such as ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, etc. This is an essential tool for parents to train AI on weekends and during work! Available in 195+ countries/regions worldwide: covering an extremely wide range. Whether it's setting up accounts for cross-border e-commerce, conducting overseas web crawling, or conducting network gray-scale tests, it can all be handled easily. Ultra-fast concurrency: Real residential network, stable and non-blocking, high-concurrency business can also run at full capacity.
    • You charge 10,000 - 15,000 USD for Java files and your site shows 370 projects and 786 customers. you're not just a millionaire, you're a multimillionaire bro 😂 and enjoy it while it lasts. Ai is coming in hot and your 18 developers better start updating their CVs. soon everyone will build whatever they need for free. The 15k Java files era is over 😄  
    • Honestly, I don’t care about your files at all. I’m just watching what people are sharing, and what’s interesting is that whenever someone shares your files, or anyone else’s files for that matter, sources included, they’re always old files from like 10 years ago :d.  You act way too cocky.. go see what people are writing about you on MMO Dev, then come talk to me.  
    • Hello everyone, I'm here to ask for help with information about contacting StrixGuard support.   I subscribed to their platform and license a while ago, I haven't had any problems with it and I even managed to block Adrenaline Premium.   I hired them mainly to have some protection and be able to use the HWID on my server. It turned out to work much better than some people had said and than I expected.   Therefore, I purchased another license from Strix for another project, but the problem we encountered was the time difference and language barrier, which complicated things for us in getting it to work on my new project.🤣🤣🤣   But currently, he hasn't responded or connected to Telegram for weeks, which is where I managed to finalize everything.   I understand that due to the situation in Russia regarding communications and networks, it would currently be even more impossible to contact any support.   But if anyone here still has contact information for StrixGuard support, I'd appreciate it if you could share it with me. It doesn't matter if it's a Russian number or a Russian app; I can still use them and make contact. But I need more than just the Telegram contact I have.   So I would greatly appreciate any information... and please refrain from suggesting other anti-cheat programs or that I should switch. All I'm looking for is contact with StrixGuard support, nothing more.   Thank you all very much.
  • Topics

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

This community uses essential cookies to function properly. Non-essential cookies and third-party services are used only with your consent. Read our Privacy Policy and We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue..