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* {{Command|sv_noclipaccelerate}} - The speed at which the player accelerates to {{Command|sv_noclipspeed}}. Default 5.
* {{Command|sv_noclipaccelerate}} - The speed at which the player accelerates to {{Command|sv_noclipspeed}}. Default 5.
* {{Command|sv_specnoclip}} - If spectating players are allowed to {{Command|noclip}} around to anywhere in a map.
* {{Command|sv_specnoclip}} - If spectating players are allowed to {{Command|noclip}} around to anywhere in a map.
* {{Command|sv_noclipduringpause}} - If set, player can {{Command|noclip}} while the game is <code>[[pause]]</code>ed. Bugged in some games.
* {{Command|sv_noclipduringpause}} - If set, player can {{Command|noclip}} while the game is {{Command|pause}}'ed. Bugged in some games.


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Revision as of 06:02, 6 May 2023

noclip, also known as fly and ghost, is a cheat that disables the effect of gravity and makes the player nonsolid (although still vulnerable to death). This allows the player to glide freely through the world.

Warning.pngWarning:Noclipping absurdly far outside the map causes a crash. This may also occur if sv_noclipspeed is set too high.
Note.pngNote:Floating point inaccuracies on all model vertices will be exaggerated as the player travels farther from the map's origin.
Note.pngNote:In Counter-Strike: Source CS:S and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive CS:GO, being in noclip mode makes you unkillable, similar to godmode.
Todo: Check if noclip godmode applies for anything else.

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