They'll make you wonder why it wasn't named hare hopping..

• Autohotkey Bunny Hop Script
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Fast Bunny Hop Commands These commands will make you automatically bunny hop whilst holding space, and also raise CS:GO's velocity limits. With these, after each bunny hop you'll get faster, eventually reaching a point where you could cover A Long on Dust II in just one hearty leap. Just a bunnyhop script will work on surf servers with BHOP enabled! Go to your TF2 Config Folder x86 - C: Program Files Steam steamapps steamname team fortress 2 tf cfg x64 - C: Program Files (x86) Steam steamapps steamname team fortress 2 tf cfg 2.

When it comes to bhopping in CS:GO, there are two routes you can go down.

Firstly, you can practice bhopping on with cheats off to get a feel of how to land b hops in actual competitive games.

Or, you can use this set of bhop commands below in a private server with cheats on and fly around like you’re the one and only phoon. And that's what this guide will show you how to do. If you're looking for help with bunny hopping without cheats, then check out our scroll jump bind page where we display all of those relevant binds.

The only prerequisite for these commands is that you have the developer console enabled (duh!). You can do this by going to your CS:GO settings, then 'Game Settings', and then select 'Yes' on the 'Enable Developer Console' dropdown. If you're struggling to enable it, check out our enabling the developer console guide for more help. You can open the developer console after enabling it by pressing the ` or ~ key on your keyboard.

Simply copy one of the two below commands into your CS:GO console to unlock super easy bhops. Just remember, they can’t be used in official servers.

Fast Bunny Hop Commands

These commands will make you automatically bunny hop whilst holding space, and also raise CS:GO's velocity limits. With these, after each bunny hop you'll get faster, eventually reaching a point where you could cover A Long on Dust II in just one hearty leap. Click the copy button below to copy them (then paste into your developer console):

sv_cheats 1;sv_enablebunnyhopping 1;sv_maxvelocity 7000;sv_staminamax 0;sv_staminalandcost 0;sv_staminajumpcost 0;sv_accelerate_use_weapon_speed 0;sv_staminarecoveryrate 0;sv_autobunnyhopping 1;sv_airaccelerate 2000Copy

Regular Bunny Hop Commands

These commands will enable bunny hopping whilst you hold space, but not raise CS:GO's velocity limits (it sets them to their default values). This means that you'll reach the maximum possible speed that you could in a matchmaking server with bhops, not 'supernatural' speeds like the first command. Click the copy button below to copy them (then paste into your developer console):

sv_cheats 1;sv_enablebunnyhopping 1;sv_maxvelocity 3500;sv_staminamax 0;sv_staminalandcost 0.050;sv_staminajumpcost 0.080;sv_accelerate_use_weapon_speed 0;sv_staminarecoveryrate 0;sv_autobunnyhopping 1;sv_airaccelerate 12Copy

After either of the two commands are activated, hold space, and make sure you’re hitting either A or D as you land to build the momentum of the b hop. You’ll feel your speed increase with each jump landed.

Autohotkey Bunny Hop Script

As we mentioned earlier in this article, if you're looking for commands you can use in competitive matchmaking servers instead, check out our scroll jump bind page where we display all of the relevant binds.

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2. ; #Warn ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors.
3. SendModeInput; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
4. SetWorkingDir%A_ScriptDir%; Ensures a consistent starting directory.
5. #NoEnv
6. SetBatchLines-1
7. F6::Suspend
8. jump()
9. Send,{Space}
10. mouseXY(x, y)
11. DllCall('mouse_event',uint,1,int,x,int,y,uint,0,int,0)
12. {
13. sleepInterval :=2
14. if(left)
15. key :='d'
16. }else
17. key :='a'
18. }
19. DllCall('Sleep','UInt',5)
20. {
21. DllCall('Sleep','UInt', sleepInterval)
22. send{%key%up}
23. $mbutton::
24. {
25. strafe(true)
26. }
27. Return

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