All CS:GO Radio Commands How to Use Hidden Radio Commands?
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All CS:GO Radio Commands:
| CS:GO Command: | Description: | 
|---|---|
| radio1 | Open the CS:GO radio command menu 1. | 
| radio2 | Open the CS:GO radio command menu 2. | 
| radio3 | Open the CS:GO radio command menu 3. | 
| enemydown | Displays the text chat and voice message "enemy down". | 
| enemyspot | Displays the text chat and voice message "enemy spotted". | 
| fallback | Displays the text chat and voice message "fall back". | 
| followme | Displays the text chat and voice message "follow me". | 
| getinpos | Displays the text chat and voice message "get in position". | 
| getout | Displays the text chat and voice message "get out of there, it's gonna blow". | 
| holdpos | Displays the text chat and voice message"hold your position". | 
| inposition | Displays the text chat and voice message "I'm in position". | 
| needbackup | Displays the text chat and voice message "need backup". | 
| regroup | Displays the text chat and voice message "regroup". | 
| report | Displays the text chat and voice message "report". | 
| reportingin | Displays the text chat and voice message "reporting in". | 
| roger | Displays the text chat and voice message "roger that". | 
| sectorclear | Displays the text chat and voice message "sector clear". | 
| takepoint | Displays the text chat and voice message "you take the point". | 
| takingfire | Displays the text chat and voice message"taking fire need assistance". | 
| negative | Displays the text chat and voice message"negative". | 
| cheer | Cheering. Displays a text chat and voice message to cheer. | 
| compliment | Displays a text chat and voice message to compliment a player. | 
| thanks | Displays the text chat and voice message"thanks". | 
| go | Displays the text chat and voice message"Go go go". | 
| sticktog | Displays the text chat and voice message"stick together team". | 
| ignorerad | Ignore radio commands (disables radio commands in-game). | 
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How to bind CS:GO Radio Commands to Keys?
To bind CS:GO radio commands to keys use the following command and place them into your CS:GO console or into the config file. You can find a config file guide here and a console setup guide here if you need help with that.
Hidden CS:GO Radio Commands:
bind "any_key" "coverme"
bind "any_key" "enemydown"
bind "any_key" "takingfire"
bind "any_key" "regroup"
bind "any_key" "getout"
bind "any_key" "report"
bind "any_key" "reportingin"
Standard CS:GO Radio Commands:
bind "any_key" "roger"
bind "any_key" "negative"
bind "any_key" "cheer"
bind "any_key" "compliment"
bind "any_key" "thanks"
bind "any_key" "enemyspot"
bind "any_key" "needbackup"
bind "any_key" "takepoint"
bind "any_key" "sectorclear"
bind "any_key" "inposition"
bind "any_key" "go"
bind "any_key" "fallback"
bind "any_key" "sticktog"
bind "any_key" "holdpos"
bind "any_key" "followme"
bind "any_key" "roger"
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What are CS:GO Radio Commands?
Radio commands in CS:GO are a preset of commands that can be used in-game to notify the team with tactical information. Radio commands can be executed when a player is alive and is released as text in the chat as well as a sound. Everyone in the game will hear the radio commands and also Bots react to them. Radio commands are separated into three categories.
What are the Standard CS:GO Radio Panels?
The three default CS:GO radio commands are seperated into standard, report and command.
Is using Radio Commands VAC secure?
Absolutely. Radio commands are a default game functions, only some are disabled and need to be enabled, but they are legal and safe to use. You can not get a VAC ban for using CS:GO radio commands.
Where does CS:GO Radio Commands work?
You can use radio commands on all official Valve servers and on the following game modes:
- In competitive ranked mode.
- In the casual modes
- On Demolition, Arms Race, Deathmatch and Scrim Maps.
- On community servers, if it’s not disabled.
- In the single player mode versus Bots
How to add Hidden Radio Commands to CS:GO?
To add the hidden radio commands to the default CS:GO radio menus, follow these steps:
- Open the radiopanel.txt textfile in your Steam CS:GO folder. In this file all of the default game commands are saved. The file is located in this folder:
 C:\Steam\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\resource\uiBrowse this folder and open the text editor file.
- Copy the new code into your “radiopanel.txt” text file:
 "RadioPanel.txt"
 {
 //"SFUI_StandardRadio"
 //"SFUI_GroupRadio"
 //"SFUI_ReportRadio"
 "Groups"
 {
 "standard"
 {
 "hotkey" "1"
 "title" "#SFUI_CommandRadio"
 "timeout" "5"
 "Commands"
 {
 "go"
 {
 "hotkey" "1"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Go"
 "cmd" "go"
 }
 "fallback"
 {
 "hotkey" "2"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Fall_Back"
 "cmd" "fallback"
 }
 "sticktog"
 {
 "hotkey" "3"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Stick_Together"
 "cmd" "sticktog"
 }
 "holdpos"
 {
 "hotkey" "4"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Hold_Pos"
 "cmd" "holdpos"
 }
 "followme"
 {
 "hotkey" "5"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Follow"
 "cmd" "followme"
 }
 "coverme"
 {
 "hotkey" "6"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Cover_me"
 "cmd" "coverme"
 }
 "regroup"
 {
 "hotkey" "7"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Regroup"
 "cmd" "regroup"
 }
 }
 }
 "group"
 {
 "hotkey" "2"
 "title" "#SFUI_StandardRadio"
 "timeout" "5"
 "Commands"
 {
 "roger"
 {
 "hotkey" "1"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Roger"
 "cmd" "roger"
 }
 "negative"
 {
 "hotkey" "2"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Negative"
 "cmd" "negative"
 }
 "cheer"
 {
 "hotkey" "3"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Cheer"
 "cmd" "cheer"
 }
 "compliment"
 {
 "hotkey" "4"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Compliment"
 "cmd" "compliment"
 }
 "thanks"
 {
 "hotkey" "5"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Thanks"
 "cmd" "thanks"
 }
 "enemydown"
 {
 "hotkey" "6"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Enemy_Down"
 "cmd" "enemydown"
 }
 "reportingin"
 {
 "hotkey" "7"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Reporting_Int"
 "cmd" "reportingin"
 }
 }
 }
 "report"
 {
 "hotkey" "3"
 "title" "#SFUI_ReportRadio"
 "timeout" "5"
 "Commands"
 {
 "enemyspot"
 {
 "hotkey" "1"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Spotted"
 "cmd" "enemyspot"
 }
 "needbackup"
 {
 "hotkey" "2"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Need_Backup"
 "cmd" "needbackup"
 }
 "takepoint"
 {
 "hotkey" "3"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Take_Point"
 "cmd" "takepoint"
 }
 "sectorclear"
 {
 "hotkey" "4"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Sector_Clear"
 "cmd" "sectorclear"
 }
 "inposition"
 {
 "hotkey" "5"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_In_Position"
 "cmd" "inposition"
 }
 "takingfire"
 {
 "hotkey" "6"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Need_Assist"
 "cmd" "takingfire"
 }
 "report"
 {
 "hotkey" "7"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Report_In"
 "cmd" "report"
 }
 "getout"
 {
 "hotkey" "8"
 "label" "#SFUI_Radio_Shes_Gonna_Blow"
 "cmd" "getout"
 }
 }
 }
 }
 }
- Save the file and close it.
- Launch or restart CS:GO and join a game.
- Your new CS:GO radio box menus will look like this:
 
How to turn off Radio Commands in CS:GO?
If you don’t want to see CS:GO radio commands, for example because team mates are spamming or annyoing, then use the following console command:
ignorerad





