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Viewmodel Generator
FOV
Offset X
Offset Y
Offset Z
handedness
weapon
presets
generated command
viewmodel_fov 57; viewmodel_offset_x 1.3; viewmodel_offset_y 0.8; viewmodel_offset_z 1.1
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How to Use
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Open CS2 console (~)
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Paste and press Enter
faq
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How to Change or Reset Viewmodel in CS2?
Change the viewmodel by entering the required commands in the developer console. To restore the default Desktop preset, enter viewmodel_presetpos 1.
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What Are the Most Common CS2 Viewmodel Commands?
The main commands are viewmodel_fov, viewmodel_offset_x, viewmodel_offset_y, and viewmodel_offset_z. viewmodel_presetpos applies a preset, cl_prefer_lefthanded sets the preferred weapon side, and switchhands switches it during gameplay.
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What Is the Best Viewmodel in CS2?
A common starting point is FOV 68 with Offset X 2.5, Offset Y 0, and Offset Z -1.5. The final position should be adjusted according to personal preference and tested in-game.
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What Is a Viewmodel in CS2
A viewmodel in CS2 determines how your weapon and hands are positioned on the screen from a first-person perspective. It’s usually changed to free up screen space, keep the weapon from covering important angles, reduce visual distractions, or make the position feel more comfortable. Two common approaches are pushing the weapon farther toward the edge or bringing it closer to the center. Neither position works for everyone, so the final setup should be adjusted according to personal preference and tested in-game.
How to Use
Move the sliders to adjust the visual and positional properties of the viewmodel. Every adjustment appears immediately in the preview, so different positions can be compared before the generated command is copied into CS2.
Viewmodel Parameter | What It Changes | Usage Guidance |
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FOV | Changes the field of view of the weapon model and how large it appears on the screen. | Higher values make the weapon look smaller and farther away. Lower values make it look larger and closer. |
Offset X | Changes the horizontal position of the weapon. | Higher values move the weapon farther toward the edge. Lower values bring it closer to the center. |
Offset Y | Moves the weapon forward or backward relative to the player. | Higher values move the weapon farther forward. Lower values bring it closer to the player. |
Offset Z | Changes the vertical position of the weapon. | Higher values move the weapon upward. Lower values move it downward. |
Handedness | Places the weapon on the right or left side of the screen. | Choose the side that feels more comfortable and leaves the preferred area of the screen clearer. |
Classic, Cozy, and Desktop provide three ready-made starting positions. Classic uses a high FOV and moves the weapon farther toward the edge, Cozy uses a lower FOV with the weapon closer to the center and farther forward, while Desktop combines a high FOV with a slightly more central and lower position. Any preset can then be fine-tuned with the individual controls.
After selecting a preset or adjusting the values manually, apply the generated command in CS2:
- Copy the generated command.
- Open the CS2 developer console with ~.
- Paste the command.
- Press Enter.