We have also included console commands and binds for bots and unlimited ammo etc.

In the end, we have included a full practice config, that you can download and use yourself. You would usually not use these commands in scrims or practice games, but rather in a solo game with bots enabled. This will explain how to make a config and autoexec cfg file for CS:GO and go more in-depth with how to use console commands. If you are unfamiliar with what a config file and autoexec is, you should start with our CS:GO config guide. They will often add bots to the game, and use various console commands, some of which require sv_cheats 1 to be enabled. Usually, this includes practicing grenades (we have made a nade config for this), spray patterns, grenade trajectories, and other stuff. If you have ever watched streams of professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players, you will know that they sometimes go into a game just by themself, to practice all kinds of stuff.