Here’s the quick and easy explanation of what each section of the demo UI does. The demo viewer’s UI is where players will spend most of their time. If the demo is paused, they won’t be able to move at all. If they play the demo in slow motion, they’ll move in slow motion too. Free camera is the third option on the scroll wheel, but players should know they can only move as fast as the demo.
If players want to watch a particular round, it’s easier to start the demo from the “Watch” tab on the main menu by clicking on the round they’re interested in. Binding it to an easy to reach key is the easiest way to get through a demo with minimal frustration. The escape key kind of works by pulling up the pause menu, but players won’t be able to interact with it. Additionally, the only way to close the UI is with its keybind or by clicking on the X in the corner. Notice how nothing can be clicked on and the cursor is invisible unless over the demo panel. Everyone should test out their new bind before moving on. The UI is bound to Shift+F2 by default, making it a hassle to hit when the player is close to the plays they want to see. Try to stick to the right side of the keyboard. Open the console and type this, dropping the quotes and replacing “KEY” with any key that isn’t in the way or already being used. Once back inside CSGO, we’re going to rebind the demo’s user interface.
We’re going to be starting the whole process through CSGO’s console, so it will pay off if they’re named something easy to remember, even if it’s “m.” Rebinding the demo UI key in the console NOTE: Users should be sure to rename their demos. They must be unpacked by an archive tool like 7zip and moved into the same reply folder above before players can watch them. For FACEIT and ESEA demos, they’ll be wherever the user decided to save them after downloading them from the client. The path will be similar on both Linux and Mac installations. If that folder isn’t there, they can go ahead and create it using File > New Folder.Īlternatively, right clicking the game inside Steam and selecting Properties > Local Files > csgo should get users there as well. C:\Games\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\replays\.Unless the user changed their install path, the directory is most likely located here on Windows: Matchmaking demos are saved inside the Counter-Strike directory.
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