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The '''<code>sv_standable_normal</code>''' console command is a cheat that changes how steep of a slope the player can stand on. The default value is 0.7.
'''<code>sv_standable_normal</code>''' is a {{game name|csgo|name=Counter-Strike: Global Offensive}} spesific console command that changes how steep of a slope the player can stand on. The default value is 0.7.


Values under 0 make any slope standable, meanwhile values over 1 causes the player to slide, even on flat surfaces.
Values under 0 make any slope standable, meanwhile values over 1 causes the player to slide, even on flat surfaces.
{{note|Overwrites the command {{ent|sv_walkable_normal}} }}
{{note|Overwrites the command {{ent|sv_walkable_normal}} }}
{{note|Is cheat protected (use {{ent|sv_cheats 1}}) }}
[[File:Sv standable normal visual 1.png|thumb|none|sv_standable normal changes the value shown as 0.7, lower values make steeper slopes traversable, as shown below:]][[File:Sv standable normal visual 2.png|thumb|none|example of the steepest slope standable with value set to 0.4]]
[[File:Sv standable normal visual 1.png|thumb|none|sv_standable normal changes the value shown as 0.7, lower values make steeper slopes traversable, as shown below:]][[File:Sv standable normal visual 2.png|thumb|none|example of the steepest slope standable with value set to 0.4]]



Revision as of 04:34, 9 October 2022

sv_standable_normal is a Template:Game name spesific console command that changes how steep of a slope the player can stand on. The default value is 0.7.

Values under 0 make any slope standable, meanwhile values over 1 causes the player to slide, even on flat surfaces.

Note.pngNote:Overwrites the command sv_walkable_normal
Note.pngNote:Is cheat protected (use sv_cheats 1)
sv_standable normal changes the value shown as 0.7, lower values make steeper slopes traversable, as shown below:
example of the steepest slope standable with value set to 0.4

Lookup Table

Command Value Traversable Slope Angle
0.9 ≤ 25.842°
0.8 ≤ 36.870°
0.7 ≤ 45.573°
0.6 ≤ 53.130°
0.5 ≤ 60°
0.4 ≤ 66.420°
0.3 ≤ 72.535°
0.2 ≤ 78.464°
0.1 ≤ 84.268°


See also