Practice mode

.prac turns the server into a practice server: unlimited money, buy anywhere, endless rounds, no team-damage kicks, and bullet impacts on. Every command below is listed in full in Commands > Practice mode.

Learn a lineup

1. Throw the grenade.
2. .last puts you back where you threw it, grenade in hand. Keep typing .back to step through older throws.
3. .rt rethrows it from the same spot without you moving, so you can watch it land.
4. Happy with it? .savenade <name> jump Smoke for CT stores it (the throw style is optional).
5. Later: .ln <name> or .ln #3 loads it again.

Helpers while learning:

• .arc draws the flight path, .landmarker marks the detonation point.
• .autoclear keeps only the latest utility on the map; .cleanup removes it all.
• .ff fast-forwards 10 seconds; .timer is a stopwatch.
• .flashtest shows your blind time; .blind pops a flash in your face for reaction reps.
• Detonation times, including molotov burn time, are printed in chat.

Grenade library

.shownades draws a colored marker at every saved lineup on the map (smoke blue, flash yellow, HE red, molotov orange, decoy grey) with a label showing type, comment and throw style. A small glowing grenade marks each spot through walls, so you can find lineups from across the map. .shownades smoke (or flash, he, molly, mine, or part of a name) shows only those.

• Aim at a marker and press E to teleport there with the right grenade.
• Several lineups on one spot share a marker; press F to cycle them.
• The marker you stand on hides for you, so it never blocks your throw.
• .nades opens a menu to browse lineups by type.
• Admins add lineups to a shared server-wide pack with .libadd <name> (.libremove, .liblist).

Team executes

• .delay <seconds> sets the timing of your last grenade.
• .grt rethrows everyone’s last grenade at once, each with its delay, so a whole execute plays out in one command.
• .dryrun then plays the execute in real rounds.

Bots

• .bot places a bot where you stand, looking where you look. .crouchbot, .boost, .crouchboost for other setups.
• .savebotpos <name> saves a bot spot; .loadbotpos with no name spawns every saved spot on the map, rebuilding a full setup instantly.
• .showbotpos shows the saved spots; .botjiggle makes bots strafe for peek practice (.botjigglerange, .botjigglerandom).
• .botspawn <name> builds a pool of spots; .placebot <number> <name> puts bots on random spots from it, so every rep has a new setup. .showbotspawn shows the spots (stand in one + E deletes it).
• .botshoot makes bots fight back from their spot after .botreactiontime (default 500 ms). Turn off your health regeneration with .liferegon (or .allliferegon false for everyone) so their hits count. .botrespawn and .botlifereg control what happens when you hit them.
• Aim at a bot: .kevlar / .armor take its armor off or put it back, .botgun awp changes its weapon, .dismiss removes it (.dismissall removes every bot), .runboost lets you ride it while it copies your movement keys.
• .startround resets the rep: utility cleared, random spawns for every player, bots back on their spots, 5 second freeze.
• Bot commands respect -nobots and never take the CSTV slot, so a practice session cannot kill a running GOTV.

Record and replay

1. .rec (or .record): you are frozen for a 3 second countdown, then your movement and grenade throws are recorded (up to 60 seconds).
2. Stop with .rec again, .stoprecord, a double right click or Shift+E.
3. .play (or .replay t / .replay ct loop): a bot walks your path and throws the same grenades. .replay stop ends it.
4. .showrec draws the path on the map, only for you. .saverec <name> keeps it for this map, .loadrec <name> loads it again (.listrec, .delrec).

Strategies

A strategy is a whole team’s execute, played back by one bot per role.

With your team:

1. Everyone takes their start position.
2. .stratrec: after a 3 second countdown every living player on your team is recorded from the same moment (up to 120 seconds). .stratrec again or .stoprecord stops it.
3. .strat plays it back: one bot per role, all start together. .strat <name> me 2 lets you play role 2 yourself against the timing of the others.
4. .savestrat <name> keeps it for this map (.liststrat, .delstrat). Saved strategies are in strats/<map>.json.

Alone, one role at a time:

1. .createstrat <name> creates an empty strategy.
2. .stratslot <name> 1 records role 1. Then .stratslot <name> 2: the bot for role 1 plays at the same time, so you time role 2 against it. Repeat up to 5. Recording a slot again replaces it.
3. .strat <name> plays the full execute.

.strats opens a menu for all of this: pick a strategy, start or stop it, record, replay or clear a slot, delete it. .strat stop ends a replay and removes its bots.

Utility helpers

• .expire: smokes and molotovs do not run out until you type it again.
• .coloredsmokes: smokes in the thrower’s teammate color, on or off.
• .xray: every player and bot glows through walls (T orange, CT blue), for everyone on the server.
• .noflash, .god, .solid, .break / .repair: see Utility and visuals.

Positions and spawns

• .savepos <name> / .loadpos <name>: up to 32 named positions. .slp / .tlp / .dlp work on the unnamed slot, and after a death you respawn there.
• .showspawns: a numbered box on the floor at every competitive spawn (blue CT, orange T); aim at a box (it turns green) or stand inside one and press E to teleport there. The number is the one .spawn <n> uses.
• .spawn <n>, .bestspawn, .worstspawn to practice spawn-dependent timings.

Team switching

.t, .ct and .spec switch sides without counting a death. Switching from spectator uses the game’s own join flow, so you spawn right away.