[GUIDE] How to Enable No Spread on a CS2 Server
Want to disable weapon spread on your CS2 server? Follow this quick guide to enable No Spread using server configurations.
Your server configuration files are located in:
csgo/cfg/
Find the config file that corresponds to your game mode (e.g., casual, competitive, etc.). The common files include:
Open the correct game mode config file using a text editor (e.g., nano or vim in Linux). Run the following command:
Now, add the following line at the end of the file:
This command disables spread randomness, ensuring consistent bullet trajectories.
Once you've saved the changes, restart your CS2 server for the setting to take effect:
You’ve now successfully enabled No Spread on your CS2 server! 
This setting is useful for HVH servers, practice modes, or testing mechanics.
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Step 1: Locate Your Game Mode Config File
Your server configuration files are located in:csgo/cfg/
Find the config file that corresponds to your game mode (e.g., casual, competitive, etc.). The common files include:
- gamemode_casual.cfg
- gamemode_competitive.cfg
- gamemode_custom.cfg
Step 2: Add the No Spread Command
Open the correct game mode config file using a text editor (e.g., nano or vim in Linux). Run the following command:
Bash:
nano csgo/cfg/gamemode_custom.cfg
Now, add the following line at the end of the file:
INI:
sv_usercmd_custom_random_seed 0

Step 3: Restart Your CS2 Server
Once you've saved the changes, restart your CS2 server for the setting to take effect:
Conclusion
You’ve now successfully enabled No Spread on your CS2 server! 
This setting is useful for HVH servers, practice modes, or testing mechanics.


