The Yprac client supports an advanced system of in-game chat commands that lets players instantly change modes, switch weapons, control bot behavior, customize aim training, and more. This guide will describe every available command and how to use them to customize your practice routines.

How to Use Chat Commands

Open the in-game chat with the default Y key. Type commands directly—no need to prefix with exclamation marks or slashes, and then press enter.

Image showing how to type cache in the chat to change maps

Entering "cache" into the chat will change the map to de_cache.

I'll use these boxes to describe the commands. Click on the box to learn more.

help [command] – Show available commands or help for a specific command ▶

Displays a list of all available commands or details about a specific one.

Usage: help [command]

Examples:

  • help – lists all commands
  • help weapon – prints how to use change weapon
  • help sfx – prints how to toggle sound effects

If this guide becomes outdated you can always get an up-to-date list of commands by using the help command

Map Navigation

These commands control core functionality—switching and restarting maps. They work on any and all Yprac maps.

reload – Reload the current map ▶

Fully reloads the map and restarts the session, useful for resetting any state.

Usage: reload

Aliases: restartmap, retry

maps [prefix] – List all available maps ▶

Shows all installed maps or filters them by prefix.

Usage: maps

Aliases: maplist, ls

Examples:

  • maps
  • maps de
  • maps kz
map <name> [workshop_id] – Change to any map ▶

Loads a new map. Add a workshop ID for custom maps if needed.

Usage: map de_cache 3437809122

Aliases: ws, workshop

Examples:

  • map de_mirage
  • de_mirage
  • or just mirage
quit – Exit Yprac ▶

Closes the Yprac Hub and returns you to the CS2 main menu.

Usage: quit

Aliases: exit, disconnect

Mode Selection

Each map supported Yprac map has one or more modes. Some modes have multiple routes. Some modes have presets that helps you change a lot of settings at once.

mode <name> – Change the current game mode ▶

Switches to another practice mode, if it is available on the current map.

Usage: mode prefire

Examples:

  • mode sandbox
  • prefire or pf
  • utility util or nades
route <number> – Change the current route ▶

Changes to a specific route if it exists in the current mode.

Usage: route 3

Examples:

  • route 7
  • or just 7
preset [preset_name] [variety] – Activate or list training presets ▶

Activates a specific training preset or lists available ones in a category. Useful for quickly starting aim routines with pre-tuned settings.

Usage: preset [preset_name] [variety|index]

Aliases: presets

Examples:

  • preset – Lists all presets by category
  • preset SPEED – Activates the default preset in the SPEED subcategory
  • preset SPEED FRENZY – Activates the FRENZY preset in the SPEED subcategory
  • preset SPEED 3 – Activates the third preset in the SPEED subcategory

Mode Navigation

These commands let you move between routes, restart your current scenario, or return to the main menu.

restart – Reset the current session ▶

Resets the current route to the beginning. Useful for restarting early after a failed attempt.

Usage: restart

Aliases: reset, r

next – Go to the next route ▶

Skips to the next route in the current mode.

Usage: next

Aliases: skip

prev – Go to the previous route ▶

Returns to the previous route in the current mode.

Usage: prev

Aliases: previous

home – Go back to the main menu ▶

Returns you to the maps menu section.

Usage: home

Aliases: menu, main, back

play – Start the game ▶

Starts the selected route or training scenario.

Usage: play

Aliases: start, go

Gameplay Settings

General scenario settings supported by almost all modes.

weapon <name> – Change your weapon ▶

Instantly equips a new weapon. Works with shorthand or full names.

Usage: weapon ak47

Aliases: wep

Examples:

  • weapon ak47
  • wep ak
  • or just ak
sfx [0/1] – Toggle sound effects on or off ▶

Enables or disables in-game sound effects such as hit feedback or UI sounds during training.

Usage: sfx [0/1] or sfx [on/off]

Aliases: sounds, audio

Examples:

  • sfx 0
  • sfx on
  • sfx – toggles current state

Shooting Settings

In most modes that involve shooting, you can use these commands.

nospray [0/1] – Toggle single-shot mode ▶

Limits weapons to fire only one bullet per click, forcing controlled tap shooting.

Usage: nospray or nospray [0/1]

Examples:

  • nospray 1
  • nospray on
nospread – Toggle bullet spread ▶

Turns off bullet spread randomness, making shots deterministic and removes movement inaccuracy. Doesn't affect recoil.

Usage: nospread or nospread [0/1]

Aliases: spread, raw

Examples:

  • spread
  • nospread on
  • raw 1
impacts [0/1/2] – Show bullet impacts ▶

Visualizes where bullets land. Use 1 for standard impact markers, or 2 to include wall penetration info.

Usage: impacts [0/1/2]

Aliases: impact, bulletimpact

Examples:

  • impacts pen
  • impact 2
ammo [0/1] – Toggle infinite ammo ▶

Gives you unlimited ammunition, so you never have to reload.

Usage: ammo or ammo [0/1]

Aliases: infiniteammo, infammo

Examples:

  • ammo 1
  • infammo on

Movement Settings

If the current mode involves the player moving, you can control how using these commands.

movement [0/1/2] – Change player movement mode ▶

Sets the movement style for training scenarios. Use 0 for vanilla movement, 1 for Kreedz-style jumping, or 2 for automatic bunnyhopping.

Usage: movement [0/1/2] or movement [vanilla/kreedz/bhop]

Aliases: movemode

Examples:

  • movement bhop
  • movement 1
  • movement – shows current mode
playercrouch [0/1/2] – Control player crouch behavior ▶

Forces the player to crouch or stand, or disables enforced stance. 0 = off, 1 = always crouch, 2 = always stand.

Usage: playercrouch [0/1/2] or playercrouch [off/crouch/stand]

Aliases: crouchmode, crouchlock

Examples:

  • playercrouch crouch
  • crouchmode 1
  • playercrouch – toggles or shows current setting

Bot Settings

If the current mode includes bots you can use these commands to modify their behavior, equipment, damage handling, and more.

helmets [0/1] – Toggle bot helmets ▶

Controls if the bots should use helmets or not.

Usage: helmets [0/1] or helmets [on/off]

Aliases: headarmor, helmet

Examples:

  • helmet 1
  • helmets off
wh [0/1] – Toggle bot wallhack visibility ▶

Draws boxes through walls to show bot positions. Helps track awareness training or route predictability.

Usage: wh [0/1] or wh [on/off]

Aliases: box, walls

Examples:

  • wh 1
  • box on
botcrouch [0/1] – Make bots crouch or stand ▶

Forces all bots to crouch or to stand.

Usage: botcrouch [0/1] or botcrouch [on/off]

Aliases: duck, crouch

Examples:

  • botcrouch
  • crouch 1
friendly [0/1] – Toggle friendly bots ▶

Bots will no longer shoot back at you.

Usage: friendly [0/1] or friendly [on/off]

Aliases: friends

Examples:

  • friendly 1
  • friends on
hs [0/1] – Toggle headshot-only mode ▶

Restricts damage to allow for headshots only.

Usage: hs [0/1] or hs [on/off]

Aliases: hsonly, headshot, headshots

Examples:

  • hs 1
  • headshot
botweapon <weaponname> – Set the bot weapon ▶

Changes the weapon used by all bots.

Usage: botweapon ak47

Aliases: give, botwep

Examples:

  • botweapon ump45
  • botwep m4
  • give deag
damage [percentage] – Set bot damage multiplier ▶

Scales the damage bots recieve from 0% to 1000%.

Usage: damage [percentage]

Aliases: botdamage, bothurt, botdmg, dmg

Examples:

  • damage 200
  • dmg 50
playerdamage [percentage] – Set player damage multiplier ▶

Adjusts how much damage the bots deals to the player.

Usage: playerdamage [percentage]

Aliases: playerhurt, playerdmg, pdmg

Examples:

  • playerdamage 50
  • pdmg 0
ammokills [0/1] – Reset ammo after each kill ▶

Automatically refills all ammo after every kill.

Usage: ammokills [0/1]

Aliases: ammoreset

Examples:

  • ammokills 1
  • ammoreset on
healthkills [0/1] – Reset health after each kill ▶

Fully restores the players health after every kill.

Usage: healthkills [0/1]

Aliases: healthreset

Examples:

  • healthkills 1
  • healthreset on

Aim Trainer Specific

Extra settings that are unique to the Yprac Aim Trainer game mode.


Arena Spawn Settings

limit [amount] – Set total number of targets ▶

Defines how many targets will spawn during the session in total. Use higher numbers for endurance training.

Usage: limit [5-1000]

Aliases: targetlimit

Examples:

  • limit 100
  • limit – shows current limit
arena [width] [height] – Set arena dimensions in degrees ▶

Defines the size of the aiming area. Use one value to scale both width and height, or specify them separately.

Usage: arena [width] or arena [width] [height]

Aliases: arenasize

Examples:

  • arena 45
  • arena 45 20
distance [min] [max] – Set arena target distance range in units ▶

Adjusts how far targets can spawn from the player. Use a range to vary target positioning depth.

Usage: distance [distance] or distance [min] [max]

Aliases: arenadist

Examples:

  • distance 400
  • distance 300 500
cone [mode] [size] – Restrict target spawn angles ▶

Limits where targets spawn relative to your crosshair using a cone. 0 = unrestricted, 1 = inside cone, 2 = outside cone.

Usage: cone [size] or cone [mode] [size]

Aliases: conemode

Examples:

  • cone 2 15
  • cone 10
  • cone – shows current config

Target Settings

size [min] [max] – Set target size range ▶

Controls the diameter of targets. Use one number for fixed size, or two to randomize within a range.

Usage: size [min] [max] or size [size]

Aliases: targetsize

Examples:

  • size 10
  • size 8 16
  • size – shows current sizes
amount [count] – Set number of active targets ▶

Determines how many targets are visible at once. More targets simulate multi-threat environments.

Usage: amount [1-12]

Aliases: targetamount

Examples:

  • amount 4
  • amount – shows current amount
duration [ms] – Set how long targets stay visible ▶

Defines how long a target remains visible before disappearing. Shorter durations demand faster reactions.

Usage: duration [0-1000]

Aliases: targetduration

Examples:

  • duration 500
  • duration – shows current duration
delay [ms] – Set delay between targets ▶

Sets how long to wait before spawning the next target. Lower values increase tempo and pressure.

Usage: delay [0-1000]

Aliases: targetdelay

Examples:

  • delay 250
  • delay – shows current delay

Target Movement Settings

speed [value] – Set target movement speed ▶

Controls how fast targets move. Higher values make tracking drills more demanding.

Usage: speed [1-1000]

Aliases: targetspeed, movementspeed

Examples:

  • speed 250
  • speed – shows current speed
movement [id] [h] [v] [d] – Set target movement pattern ▶

Defines how targets move: 0 = Linear, 1 = Strafe (ADAD), 2 = Evasive/Random. Optionally enable movement on horizontal, vertical, or depth axes (1 = on, 0 = off).

Usage: movement [id] or movement [id] [h] [v] [d]

Aliases: movementtype, move, moves

Examples:

  • movement 1
  • movement 2 1 0 1
strafe [min] [max] – Set strafe timing ▶

Controls how often targets change direction in strafe or evasive modes. Use one value for fixed timing or two for a range.

Usage: strafe [ms] or strafe [min] [max]

Aliases: strafes

Examples:

  • strafe 1000
  • strafe 500 2000
jump [height] – Set target jump height ▶

Defines how high targets can jump during evasive movement. 56 is normal player jump height.

Usage: jump [0-300]

Aliases: jumpheight, jumps, bunny

Examples:

  • jump 56
  • jump – shows current value
hitmode [mode] [damage] – Control hit detection and damage ▶

Sets how hits are detected and how much damage they deal. 0 = tracking hold, 1 = click-to-kill, 2 = track-then-click. Add a damage value to scale the hit impact.

Usage: hitmode [mode], hitmode [damage], or hitmode [mode] [damage]

Aliases: bulletmode, bulletdamage, bullet, hitdamage, damage, bullets

Examples:

  • bullet 2 100
  • bullet 80
regen [time] [delay] – Set target regeneration time and delay ▶

Controls how long it takes for targets to regenerate fully after being hit, and how long they wait before starting to regenerate.

Usage: regen [time] or regen [time] [delay]

Aliases: regeneration

Examples:

  • regen 5000
  • regen 5000 1000
penalty [streak] [reset] – Set penalty behavior on misses ▶

Applies a punishment after missing a set number of times. Optionally resets hit streak on penalty.

Usage: penalty [streak] or penalty [streak] [reset]

Aliases: penalties

Examples:

  • penalty 3
  • penalty 3 1

Sandbox Specific

Extra settings that are unique to the Yprac Sandbox game mode.


Spawn and Teleports

noclip – Toggle flying movement ▶

Lets you fly freely through the map without collision or gravity. Ideal for setup, exploration, and utility planning.

Usage: noclip

Aliases: fly

spawn <team> <index> – Teleport to a spawn point ▶

Instantly moves you to a specific spawn location. Defaults to T-side if no team specified. Useful for spawn testing and peek drills.

Usage: spawn <t|ct> <index>

Examples:

  • spawn t 3
  • spawn 3
bestspawn [team] – Go to closest spawn ▶

Moves you to the spawn point nearest to your current position. Works for T or CT side.

Usage: bestspawn [t|ct]

Aliases: best, near

Examples:

  • bestspawn ct
  • bestspawn
savepos [slot] – Save your current location ▶

Records your current position and angle under a named slot. Useful for creating lineups or repeatedly testing from exact positions.

Usage: savepos [slot name]

Aliases: getpos

Examples:

  • savepos boost
loadpos [slot] – Teleport to a saved location ▶

Returns you to a previously saved position and angle. Use with savepos to quickly iterate from consistent setups.

Usage: loadpos [slot name]

Aliases: setpos

Examples:

  • loadpos boost

Bot Manipulation

place [1-5] – Spawn a bot at your location ▶

Places a bot at your exact position. Use a slot index to manage multiple bots for setups or peeks.

Usage: place [1-5]

Aliases: bot

Examples:

  • place 1
  • place
boost [1-5] – Spawn bot and boost on top ▶

Spawns a bot beneath you and lifts you into a boost position. Use to test boost angles and timings.

Usage: boost [1-5]

Examples:

  • boost 1
snap [1-5] – Snap aim to a bot ▶

Moves your crosshair to the closest bot or a specific indexed bot. Use to check angles and microadjust aim.

Usage: snap [1-5]

Examples:

  • snap
  • snap 2
swap [1-5] – Swap places with a bot ▶

Teleports you to the bot’s location and moves the bot to where you were. Useful for fast positioning checks or demo recreation.

Usage: swap [1-5]

Examples:

  • swap
  • swap 2
snaplock [1-5] – Lock crosshair to a bot ▶

Locks your aim onto a bot’s head and holds it there. Repeating the command unlocks your view. Used for static positioning or demo review.

Usage: snaplock [1-5]

Aliases: lock, unlock

Examples:

  • snaplock
  • snaplock 2
despawn – Remove all bots from the map ▶

Deletes all placed bots from the sandbox session. Cleans up the environment for fresh setups.

Usage: despawn

Aliases: botreset

respawn [team] – Reset all bots to their spawn points ▶

Returns all bots to their designated T or CT spawn locations. Use for round-start setups or timing analysis.

Usage: respawn [t|ct]

Aliases: botreset, botspawn, botrespawn, resetbots, respawnbots

Examples:

  • respawn
  • respawn ct

Utility Related

clear – Remove all thrown grenades ▶

Deletes all currently active grenades. Use this to reset the environment for repeated lineup practice or visibility checks.

Usage: clear

Aliases: c

rethrow – Rethrow the last grenade ▶

Automatically rethrows your last grenade with the same angle, strength, and movement. Use to verify consistency or test timing from different perspectives.

Usage: rethrow

Aliases: re, throw

nadespeed [percentage] – Control grenade flight speed ▶

Changes how fast grenades travel through the air. Use to slow down or speed up utility throws for analysis. Inputs under 10 are treated as percentages (e.g. 5 = 500%).

Usage: nadespeed [10–500]

Aliases: quicknade

Examples:

  • nadespeed 50
  • nadespeed – shows current setting

Miscellaneous

sprayspeed [percentage] – Control weapon spray speed ▶

Adjusts how fast your weapon fires bullets. Useful for analyzing spray control or slowing recoil patterns.

Usage: sprayspeed [10–500]

Aliases: slowspray, recoilspeed, shootspeed, bulletspeed

Examples:

  • sprayspeed 50
  • sprayspeed – shows current value
preview [0|1] – Toggle grenade follow camera ▶

Enables a follow-cam that tracks your grenade in flight. Helps analyze bounces, trajectories, and lineups in detail.

Usage: preview [0|1]

Aliases: nadecam

Examples:

  • preview 1
  • preview – toggles current state
zoom [level] – Adjust view magnification ▶

Changes your camera zoom factor for training analysis or detailed positioning work. Does not affect weapon scopes.

Usage: zoom [zoom level]

Aliases: magnify, magnification

Examples:

  • zoom 1.5
  • zoom – shows current zoom

Utility Specific

The utility mode has all the chat commands from the sandbox mode but also these, to control which grenade lineups are shown.

lineup [types...] – Show specific nade lineups ▶

Filters lineup helpers to only show selected types. Use multiple types or all to enable everything.

Usage: lineup [smoke|flash|molo|he|all]*

Aliases: filter, filters, lineups

Examples:

  • lineup smoke flash
  • lineup
  • lineup all
toggle – Toggle all lineups on/off ▶

Enables or disables display of all grenade lineups with one command.

Usage: toggle

Aliases: all, hide, show

smoke [on/off] – Toggle or filter smoke lineups ▶

Controls visibility of smoke lineups and can combine with other types.

Usage: smoke [flash|molo|he...] or smoke [1/0]

Aliases: smokes

Examples:

  • smoke
  • smoke flash
  • smoke 1
flash [on/off] – Toggle or filter flash lineups ▶

Shows or hides flashbang lineups. Can be combined with other nade types.

Usage: flash [smoke|molo|he...] or flash [1/0]

Aliases: flashes, flashbang

Examples:

  • flash
  • flash smoke
  • flash 0
he [on/off] – Toggle or filter HE lineups ▶

Shows or hides high explosive grenade lineups.

Usage: he [smoke|flash|molo...] or he [1/0]

Aliases: hes, hegrenade

Examples:

  • he
  • he smoke
molotov [on/off] – Toggle or filter molotov lineups ▶

Controls visibility of molotov/incendiary lineups. Supports combos with other types.

Usage: molotov [flash|smoke|he...] or molotov [1/0]

Aliases: molo, molotovs, inc, incendiary, incendiaries

Examples:

  • molotov
  • molotov flash

Prefire Specific

Extra settings that are unique to the Yprac Prefire game mode.

spawns [percentage] – Set active bot spawn density ▶

Controls what percentage of possible spawn points are active in the current prefire routine. Reducing the number creates unpredictability and forces better scanning habits.

Usage: spawns [10–100]

Aliases: botspawns

Examples:

  • spawns 75 – activates 75% of spawns
  • spawns – toggles between 100% and 50%