Okay the easiest way to do it is to go to "Play offline with bots", select deathmatch(!), select your map, then do "mp_roundtime 30" for example and "mp_restartgame 1". This works on my end. It does not work (without a bunch of additional commands) in casual or competitive for some reason.

Souma

2nd Worst City in CA8938 Posts

January 18 2015 01:15 GMT

#63

Oh okay. I'm in offline competitive because I wanna use smokes and stuff.

It used to be okay. :|

NihiLStarcraft

Denmark1413 Posts

January 18 2015 01:18 GMT

#64

For smoke testing, you can follow the above up with "bot_kick; sv_cheats 1; sv_infinite_ammo 2; sv_grenade_trajectory 1; give weapon_smokegrenade; give weapon_flashbang; give weapon_hegrenade" for example. That's what I use (I have it bound to a key).

Souma

2nd Worst City in CA8938 Posts

January 18 2015 01:23 GMT

#65

Yah I just don't want the round timer to expire. Kinda annoying.

NihiLStarcraft

Denmark1413 Posts

January 18 2015 01:26 GMT

#66

You mean 60 mins isn't enough or am I misunderstanding you? You can get 1 hour rounds with my method, I just tested it.

Souma

2nd Worst City in CA8938 Posts

January 18 2015 01:31 GMT

#67

nvm I misunderstood you.

Nagisama

Canada4481 Posts

January 18 2015 03:07 GMT

#68

On January 18 2015 09:58 Souma wrote:
ergh what's the console command for unlimited round time? mp_roundtime isn't working for me for some reason...

mp_roundtime_defuse 60

Works for casual/competitive mode when playing offline with bots.

Here's the console commands I use whenever I want to test something myself.

bind "KP_END" "bot_kick; sv_cheats 1; mp_freezetime 0; mp_startmoney 16000; sv_grenade_trajectory 1; sv_showimpacts 1; sv_infinite_ammo 2; mp_buy_anywhere 1; mp_buytime 1000; mp_restartgame 1; mp_autoteambalance 0; mp_roundtime_defuse 60; mp_warmup_end"

It's bound on the "1" key on my numberpad. So I just press that and everything is loaded. I'd put more commands, but apparently there's a text limit to binds.

Souma

2nd Worst City in CA8938 Posts

January 18 2015 03:26 GMT

#69

Koo, thanks guys.

iXphobos

Germany1464 Posts

January 18 2015 09:33 GMT

#70

On January 18 2015 09:11 TwoOOneThree wrote:
Thanks iXphobos for your reply sir.

I appreciate the reply, but would love to see more input/feedback on my theory of m4a1-s

I think your explanation was pretty much on point already.

Striker.superfreunde

Germany1118 Posts

January 18 2015 14:11 GMT

#71

Has someone a nice workshop aim map for colt (both m4) in his pocket?
Latley i developed some serious spray issues and often times catch myself even try to avoid the colt, although i could afford full buy.
That sux...

Nagisama

Canada4481 Posts

January 18 2015 14:24 GMT

#72

On January 18 2015 23:11 Striker.superfreunde wrote:
Has someone a nice workshop aim map for colt (both m4) in his pocket?
Latley i developed some serious spray issues and often times catch myself even try to avoid the colt, although i could afford full buy.
That sux...

Don't really need a custom aim map for it? Just practice in your own offline server?

There's always this aim training map too.

Striker.superfreunde

Germany1118 Posts

January 18 2015 14:38 GMT

#73

Very well then. Looks like i have to put my effort into this. I wanted to avoid getting into gold rank again, and just fix a major flaw...

shit shit shit >.<

Thank you, Nagisama.

Edit:

Sparying distance was the actuall problem. And the first video helped to indentify it! Nice.
Much thanks again

Bacillus

Finland1881 Posts

January 18 2015 15:46 GMT

#74

Do top teams usually have specific nade throwers that are more likely to throw loads of cool set smokes and flashes and all that?

For example if I want to figure out cool smokes from NiP, is there some player who I should spec first? What about other teams?

In general, have you discovered any players who are particularly entertaining or educating to spectate during tournaments?

NihiLStarcraft

Denmark1413 Posts

January 18 2015 15:53 GMT

#75

AFAIK there aren't really any dedicated nade throwers like there are gun roles (awper, caller, entry-fragger, lurk etc.), every player should know and practice all useful nades that the team uses. Most site takes use multiple smokes for example, so specing just one guy isn't going to be helpful. Watch out for these maneuvers in demos, then use the demoui to slow down time/rewind and check out how they did it.

As for you second question, I dunno, maybe flusha? #edgy

Gof

Sweden120 Posts

January 18 2015 22:23 GMT

#76

It's always funny to watch kennyS or JW going yoloawp.

Zheryn

Sweden3653 Posts

January 20 2015 00:53 GMT

#77

On January 18 2015 12:07 Nagisama wrote:

Show nested quote +

You can just put all commands you want to use for practise in a .cfg file in your cfg folder:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg

Then just type "map <mapname you want to play on>" in console to create an offline server then when you're on the map open console again and type "exec <filename>.cfg".

Here's a useful short guide with a good config-file for offline practise

I assume you can then bind "exec <filename>.cfg" to a key ("1" in your case), haven't tried that tho.

Edit: adreN has a video explaining how he does offline practise as well with placing bots too: