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Counter-Strike: Condition Zero Cheat Codes: PC offline bot practice
Condition Zero provides local console commands for bot practice. Enable sv_cheats in your own offline session, reload the map, and use built-in commands only. Deleted Scenes has different equipment behavior and is not interchangeable with the bot campaign.
- Platform
- PC
- Version covered
- PC offline bot practice
- Sources reviewed
Use cheats only in a single-player game or an authorized private session. Keep an untouched save before changing a game state. This is an independent text guide. Counter-Strike: Condition Zero is not available to play on Gamehub.
Setup and activation
- Create an offline game against bots.
- Open the console with the backtick/tilde key.
- Enter sv_cheats 1.
- Reload with changelevel de_dust2 so the cheat setting takes effect.
- Enter the practice command and press Enter.
Codes and effects
| Code or command | Effect and limits |
|---|---|
noclip | Toggle free movement for inspecting the local map. |
impulse 101 | Grant cash in ordinary Condition Zero; Deleted Scenes differs. |
bot_kill | Eliminate the bots in the current local round. |
bot_add | Add a bot to the local session. |
bot_kick | Remove bots from the session. |
Version notes and help
Keep the two campaigns distinct
Advice that says impulse 101 gives a particular collection of guns often refers to Deleted Scenes. In the normal Counter-Strike ruleset it is a money grant. Specify which mode is running before diagnosing an apparently incorrect result.
Practice without modifying online play
Use the console to inspect angles or simplify your own bot round. These are host-controlled training commands, not a way to override another server. Recreate a clean offline session when you want normal bots, money and round conditions again.
Common questions
Why is a command ignored after sv_cheats 1?
Classic Condition Zero can require a map change before cheat permission applies fully. Reload the local map and try again.
Can I use these on public servers?
This guide is limited to offline bots. Permission belongs to the server host, and public competitive play should use its normal rules.
Sources and further reading
Original Gamehub instructions and explanations, researched against the references below. These are source checks, not a claim that every release or command was tested in-game. Game updates and localizations can change behavior.