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RIP - CS2 Movement Fix (Nulls) (Razer Snap Tap)

By D4tOx

Does your movement in CS2 feel off? Are you struggling with strafing correctly while shooting etc? Then this fix might save your day!

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Category: Modding & Scripts

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19 Jan, 2024 @ 10:17am

20 Aug, 2024 @ 8:22am

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Overview

The problem in CS2

Null-Binds

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The problem in CS2

Switching over to CS2 was a challenging experience; something always felt off about the strafing. I struggled with hitting A-D Glock shots, and I frequently missed my walking AK spray etc. It took a considerable amount of time to adjust, but I never managed to reach the same skill level again.

If this sounds familiar, I have the fix for you.

The problem I never realized existed, was that I was missing Null-Binds in CS2. I hadn't noticed I have gotten used to playing with them in CS:GO.
I searched for CS2 Null-Binds but none seemed to work. Often times you would get stuck moving in a direction.

After fixing some Null-Binds for myself, it was as if I was playing CS:GO again. The diffrence it made in my playing was huge. A-d-ing finally seemed to work.

Null-Binds

Here are the null Binds, copy them into your autoexec.cfg

alias checkfwd "" alias checkback "" alias checkleft "" alias checkright "" alias +mfwd "-back; +forward; alias checkfwd +forward" alias +mback "-forward; +back; alias checkback +back" alias +mleft "-right; +left; alias checkleft +left" alias +mright "-left; +right; alias checkright +right" alias -mfwd "-forward; -back; checkback; alias checkfwd" alias -mback "-back; -forward; checkfwd; alias checkback" alias -mleft "-left; -right; checkright; alias checkleft" alias -mright "-right; -left; checkleft; alias checkright" alias +normalforward "+forward" alias +normalback "+back" alias +normalleft "+left" alias +normalright "+right" alias -normalforward "-forward" alias -normalback "-back" alias -normalleft "-left" alias -normalright "-right" alias "wstrafeon" "bind W +mfwd" alias "sstrafeon" "bind S +mback" alias "astrafeon" "bind A +mleft" alias "dstrafeon" "bind D +mright" alias "wstrafeoff" "bind W +normalforward" alias "sstrafeoff" "bind S +normalback" alias "astrafeoff" "bind A +normalleft" alias "dstrafeoff" "bind D +normalright" alias "strafeon" " wstrafeon; sstrafeon; astrafeon; dstrafeon; echo Strafe script ON; alias strafeToggle strafeoff" alias "strafeoff" " wstrafeoff; sstrafeoff; astrafeoff; dstrafeoff; echo Strafe script OFF; alias strafeToggle strafeon" alias "strafeToggle" "strafeon" //Uncomment bind o "strafeToggle" if you want to toggle this script with a button. You can replace o //with any key you want. bind o strafeToggle; strafeon

Hope this helps some of you!

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M A L G . 24 Aug, 2024 @ 5:57am

According to other Guides/Discussions this is no longer allowed, so be sure to delete this from your autoexec.

(Doesn't impact this script much since it doesn't even work on the newest version)