CS2 Spray Pattern Trainer

Q: How do CS2 spray patterns work?

Every automatic weapon has a fixed recoil path. The first bullets climb vertically, then the pattern sways left and right. Learning the first 10-15 bullets is the highest-value practice for rifles.

Q: Is this the exact in-game spray pattern?

No. This trainer uses simplified educational patterns so you can learn the shape and timing. Use it together with workshop maps like Recoil Master for muscle memory against true engine recoil.

Q: Should I full-spray or burst?

Close range: controlled sprays win. Mid range: 5-10 bullet bursts. Long range: taps or short bursts. This trainer shows full patterns so you understand when control breaks down.

Q: What is mouse compensation?

You pull your mouse opposite the recoil. If the gun climbs up and left, you pull down and right. The trainer draws the recoil path and the inverse compensation path.

Learn recoil shapes, fire timing, and mouse compensation for the most common CS2 rifles and SMGs — then practice the pull path on the canvas.

Select Weapon

Rifles

SMGs

Pistols

AK-47 pattern

30/30 bullets

2.90s

Orange = recoil path. Blue dashed = mouse compensation. Green = your practice drag. Click and drag on the canvas to practice the pull.

Bullets shown

half

full

Tips

• First 5 bullets: pull straight down hard.

• Bullets 6-10: continue down while compensating a slight left pull.

• After bullet 10 the spray goes right — reverse mouse left.

• Prefer 5–10 bullet bursts at mid range; full spray only close.

Practice config Damage calculator Crosshair builder

FAQ

How do CS2 spray patterns work?

Is this the exact in-game spray pattern?

Should I full-spray or burst?

What is mouse compensation?

After you learn the spray

Turn pattern knowledge into a full warm-up: practice config, damage math, and crosshair setup.

Crosshair Builder

Build and copy a cleaner crosshair before practice.

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Damage Calculator

Check shots-to-kill and armor falloff for your duels.

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Practice Config

Generate offline commands for spray and utility drills.

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