CS2 autoexec.cfg generator
Configure network, FPS, HUD, viewmodel, audio and mouse settings — the tool only stores commands that actually work in current CS2 and assembles them into a ready config file.
How we calculate
Numbers for the commands here are checked against `totalcsgo.com` (2026-09-17), not taken from old CS:GO guides. Commands like `m_rawinput` and `m_mouseaccel` were deliberately left out; `cl_interp*` is now managed automatically by the engine — setting it manually is not officially recommended, so it is left out too. Numbers always pass through a clamp to the allowed range — extreme field values never end up in the file literally.
Crosshair (`cl_crosshair*`) and buy binds are deliberately NOT duplicated here — they have dedicated tools further down the page; this generator focuses only on network, performance, HUD, viewmodel, audio and mouse.
Sources
checked 17 September 2026
Questions and answers
Why aren't cl_crosshair* and buy binds on this list?
Because they already have dedicated tools on the site — a crosshair generator and a buy binds generator. Duplicating their commands here would create two sources of truth for the same numbers; instead this tool just links to them.
Can I bind jump-throw to a single key?
No — a single-key macro bind (`+jump;-attack` on one line) has been banned on official CS2 servers since August 2024 and can lead to a ban. The tool does not generate one; legal alternatives are described right above the copy buttons.
What does cl_hud_color 0 mean in the default settings?
0 means "reset to the game's default", not a specific color. The exact numeric "default" (totalcsgo.com's own documentation contradicts itself: the text says 11, while the valid range is 0-10) is deliberately not asserted as fact.
Why is r_cleardecals still on the list if it "doesn't work"?
Because the command does work — just not on official/competitive servers (blocked since November 2023), only in a private lobby or against bots with `sv_cheats 1`. That is exactly why the bind ships with an explicit warning.
Where do the numbers for rate, fps_max, cl_radar_scale and launch options come from?
From a direct fetch of totalcsgo.com on 2026-09-17 (individual command pages plus `totalcsgo.com/launch-options`), not from an older web-search-aggregated list. The full source list with dates is in the Sources section below.
Unofficial tool. Not affiliated with Valve.