In this guide I'm gonna show you commands for knifes. I hope you will like it.
Commands
- Load up an offline game, you can do this directly via the console by typing “map” followed by the map name, for example to play on mirage I would type “map de_mirage casual”.
- Enable cheats, type “sv_cheats 1” into the console
- Type “mp_drop_knife_enable 1” this command will allow you to drop your knife.
- Then copy and paste one of the commands in the knife section of this guide into the ingame console to get the knife you want:
Counter-Terrorist knife
Command: give weapon_knife
Terrorist knife
Command: weapon_knife_t
Golden Knife
Command: give weapon_knifegg;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Classic Knife
Command: give weapon_knife_css;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Bayonet
Command: give weapon_bayonet;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Flip Knife
Command: give weapon_knife_flip;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Gut Knife
Command: give weapon_knife_gut;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Karambit
Command: give weapon_knife_karambit;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
M9 Bayonet
Command: give weapon_knife_m9_bayonet;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Huntsman
Command: give weapon_knife_tactical;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Butterfly Knife
Command: give weapon_knife_butterfly;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Falchion
Command: give weapon_knife_falchion;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Shadow Daggers
Command: give weapon_knife_push;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Bowie Knife
Command:give weapon_knife_survival_bowie;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Ursus
Command: give weapon_knife_ursus;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Navaja
Command: give weapon_knife_gypsy_jackknife;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Stiletto
Command: give weapon_knife_stiletto;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Talon
Command: give weapon_knife_widowmaker;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Ghost Knife
Command: give weapon_knife_ghost;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Survival
Command: give weapon_knife_canis;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Paracord
Command: give weapon_knife_cord;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Skeleton
Command: give weapon_knife_skeleton;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
Nomad
Command: give weapon_knife_outdoor;ent_fire weapon_knife addoutput "classname weapon_knifegg"
![Timer Resolution In order to change the default Timer Resolution, you will be using a program called Intelligent Standby List Cleaner or ISLC. This is a free program by Wagnard you can download from this link: web [www.wagnardsoft.com] Open the program and it will show your Current timer resolution, which will usually be 1ms. You want to change this to 0.5 at all times, so here is how. Check the box by Enable Custom Timer Resolution Type 0.5 in the box by Wanted timer resolution Change ISLC Polling Rate (ms) to 500 Click the Start button Minimize the program to the system tray You're done. This is how it should appear before you minimize: Now your HPET settings and Timer Resolution are set and games may feel slightly more responsive. Nvidia Control Panel Settings Changing some Nvidia Control Panel settings can help reduce latency in your games, if you have an Nvidia graphics card. Right click anywhere on your desktop Click NVIDIA Control Panel Click Manage 3D settings on the left column Here is the recommended configuration. The most important settings are highlighted. FEATURE SETTING Image Sharpening Sharpening off, Scaling Disabled Ambient Occlusion Off Anisotropic filtering Application-controlled Antialiasing - FXAA Off (optional) Antialiasing - Gamma correction On Antialiasing - Mode Application-controlled Antialiasing - Setting Application-controlled Antialiasing - Transparency Off CUDA - GPUs All DSR - Factors Off DSR - Smoothness Off Low Latency Mode Ultra Max Frame Rate Off Multi-Frame Sampled AA (MFAA) Off OpenGL rendering GPU Auto-select Power management mode Prefer maximum performance Preferred refresh rate Highest available Shader Cache On Texture filtering - Anisotropic sample optimization On Texture filtering - Negative LOD bias Allow Texture filtering - Quality High performance Texture filtering - Trilinear optimization On Threaded optimization Auto Triple buffering Off Virtual reality pre-rendered frames 1 Virtual Reality - Variable Rate Super Sampling Off Click Apply Registry Tweaks Here are some tweaks you can implement in the Windows Registry that can improve network performance, therefore reducing latency in games. Press Windows Key + R The Run dialog box should appear In the box type regedit and press Enter or click OK In the left pane of the Registry Editor window, navigate to the following locations in the registry. Using the arrow-keys on the keyboard makes this much easier to navigate. Network Throttling Index Windows implements a network throttling mechanism. The idea behind this throttling is that processing of network packets can be a resource-intensive task. It is beneficial to turn off such throttling in order to achieve maximum throughput. Navigate to: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Multimedia\SystemProfile] Right click anywhere in the right pane of the Registry Editor Click New > DWORD(32-bit) Value Name this new value NetworkThrottlingIndex and press Enter Double click the new DWORD and an Edit box should appear Type ffffffff into the box for Value data Select the Hexadecimal radio button Press OK System Responsiveness for Gaming Multimedia streaming and some games that use the “Multimedia Class Scheduler” service (MMCSS) can only utilize up to 80% of the CPU. The “Multimedia Class Scheduler” service (MMCSS) ensures prioritized access to CPU resources, without denying CPU resources to lower-priority background applications. To modify this for pure gaming or streaming, apply this tweak. Navigate to: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Multimedia\SystemProfile][/quote[ Right click anywhere in the right pane of the Registry Editor Click New > DWORD (32-bit) Value Name this new value SystemResponsiveness and press Enter Double click the new DWORD and an Edit box should appear Type 00000000 into the box for Value data Select the Hexadecimal radio button Press OK You can change the priority of games in the same registry hive. Navigate to: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Multimedia\SystemProfile\Tasks\Games] Change the following values: Double-click GPU Priority Type 8 into the Value data box for gaming Double-click Priority Type 6 into the Value data box for gaming Press OK](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEgBZuelV20XFLJp4NEUvFf7YSyZPgPrFRzeNWcDP6vl8HXT9nekdE-mQoJgVI6llijNVnZL1E7gRH6oTulK4ClrC-OAvrNbG4lfs0b5gSPcEnRfKNFcGC1UyN0OqWRPSUWwFukug4-wGPqy8_uQ2ngPljvXbHYWj8d9gm-3q6gxoKxf7jJ3RcDAHO_G=s16000)
![MSI Mode for GPU Enabling MSI mode for your GPU can decrease your system latency. MSI in this context stands for Message Signaled Interrupts, which has nothing to do with the motherboard company Micro-Star International Co. Ltd., also known as MSI. A brief excerpt from Wikipedia: MSI increases the number of interrupts that are possible. While conventional PCI was limited to four interrupts per card (and, because they were shared among all cards, most are using only one), message signalled interrupts allow dozens of interrupts per card, when that is useful. source [en.wikipedia.org] To enable MSI mode for your GPU you will be using MSI mode utility v3. This program is free, and can be downloaded from the following link: web [forums.guru3d.com] EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION. THIS TWEAK CAN CAUSE BLUE SCREENS AND SYSTEM CRASHES IF DONE IMPROPERLY OR IF NOT SUPPORTED BY YOUR SYSTEM. IF YOU ARE NOT SURE WHAT YOU'RE DOING LEAVE IT ALONE. Open MSI mode utility v3 Look for your NVIDIA GPU on the left column Under "supported modes", look to see if it reads "Msi" If it shows Msi is a supported mode, check the box under the MSI column Change "interrupt priority" to High Press Apply at the top-right of the window Reboot your PC for this change to take effect. More information about MSI mode is available on the aforementioned forum post, and from a quick Google search. Special thanks to Hertz0g and Drax for recommending this tweak. Maximize Rate You want your game to be able to send/receive as much data as possible so you get the smoothest and most instant response. This is a commonly known tweak but some people forget to do this. Note: you need a good connection for this to work properly. Settings > Game > Max Acceptable Game Traffic Bandwidth > UNRESTRICTED Alternatively, you can change your rate setting manually: Launch CS:GO Open console (~) Type rate 786432 Press Enter The most effective method is to add rate 786432 to your autoexec.cfg so it never gets changed when the game receives an update or upon reinstallation. If you are unfamiliar with autoexec files, please refer to the Prosettings guide in the link below: prosettings [prosettings.net] Loudness Equalization There is a sound tweak that can be used to greatly enhance your ability to hear footsteps and sounds from a distance. Hearing things from further away can help you have an advantage or upper hand over your opponents. Note: This tweak will not be available to everyone. It depends on your particular audio setup. You simply have to check and see if it's available. On your Windows 10 taskbar: Press Start button Type sound output device properties Click on Sound Output Device Properties when it appears in the search Make sure Spatial Sound is turned off Scroll down to Related Settings Click Additional device properties Navigate to the Enhancements tab Check the box beside Loudness Equalization if the option is available This tweak effectively compresses sounds in CS:GO (and anything else you do on your PC). This makes quiet sounds the same volume as loud sounds. There is a noticeable difference in the audio. This can be disorienting at first, until you adapt to it, therefore some people may not prefer it. Distant, faint sounds will sound very close to you, but at least you can hear them. You can always go back if you don't like how it sounds. For me, I strongly prefer this setting because I want to hear everything clearly.](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEg6yQEswN0uLw3h9xM2mzcU5vQX6ewHfAfFo8YSr24GsJnd8R4iHIdrjqzTy435DPgUqhX897VYdVjffNRaGdXYyGfal2xlL9i3yRMq639pR5thanofMsLc_AVZkHHWIF7MJ5UKcleCom5pGii2g5h6uf79bIxbRjHEyBKrenTObm1nZbPoqsCpzgfo=s16000)
