Python
| Team |
 Free Agent
|
|---|---|
| Country |
 France
|
| Name | Jordan Munck-Foehrle |
| Birthday | November 16, 2001 |
ZOWIE EC2-C
DPI
Sensitivity
eDPI
Zoom Sensitivity
Hz
Windows Sensitivity
- Python uses these CS2 mouse settings: 400 DPI , sensitivity 1.15 (≈460 eDPI).
- Python sets mouse polling rate to 1000 Hz for smoother input in CS2.
- Windows sensitivity is 6 to match their in-game feeling.
Crosshair
Style
Alpha
Color
Blue
Green
Red
Dot
Gap
Thickness
Sniper Width
Follow Recoil
- You can copy Python’s CS2 crosshair instantly with the code CSGO-3n5qZ-cY58O-Sfxpx-vxBm7-Asw5G.
- Python prefers a clear, static crosshair that stays readable on all CS2 maps.
Viewmodel
FOV
Offset X
Offset Y
Offset Z
Presetpos
- Python uses a CS2 viewmodel FOV of 60 to keep the weapon visible without blocking enemies.
- Offsets 1/1/-1 are tuned for maximum visibility around the crosshair.
BOB
Lower AMT
AMT Lat
AMT Vert
Cycle
- Python reduces weapon bob in CS2 (lower amt 5 , lat 0.1, vert 0.14 ) to keep the screen as stable as possible while moving.
- Lower bob helps with tracking targets and spraying without too much visual shake.
Video
Resolution
Aspect Ratio
Scaling Mode
Brightness
Display Mode
- Python plays CS2 on 1440x1080 (4:3) with Stretched scaling.
- Display mode is set to Fullscreen for maximum focus and responsiveness.
- Brightness is kept around 130% so enemies don’t blend into dark areas.
Advanced video
Global Shadow Quality
Model / Texture Detail
Shader Detail
Boost Player Contrast
Multisampling Anti-Aliasing Mode
Texture Filtering Mode
- Python tunes CS2 graphics for high FPS rather than pure visuals.
- Lower shadow and texture detail reduce visual clutter and make models easier to read.
- Anti-aliasing is set to Unknown for a good balance of sharpness and performance.
- Boost Player Contrast is Unknown so enemies stand out from the background.
Monitor Game Settings
- Python uses monitor gaming settings that make enemies easier to spot in CS2.
Monitor Picture
- Python keeps monitor picture settings focused on clarity rather than “pretty” colours.
Gear
ZOWIE XL2546K
ZOWIE EC2-C
Logitech G413
HyperX Cloud II
HyperX Fury S Pro XL
Quick facts – Python CS2 settings
- Mouse: ZOWIE EC2-C
- eDPI setup: 400 DPI , sens 1.15 → ~460 eDPI
- Polling rate: 1000 Hz
- Windows sensitivity: 6
- Crosshair code: CSGO-3n5qZ-cY58O-Sfxpx-vxBm7-Asw5G
- Viewmodel: FOV 60 (1/1/-1)
- Bob: lower 5, lat 0.1, vert 0.14
Complete summary – Python CS2 settings
Python currently plays for Free Agent and uses ZOWIE EC2-C. Their mouse settings are 400 DPI with sensitivity 1.15 (around 460 eDPI), focusing on precision over large, fast swings.
You can copy Python’s CS2 crosshair instantly by importing the code CSGO-3n5qZ-cY58O-Sfxpx-vxBm7-Asw5G in the in-game crosshair settings.
Their viewmodel uses FOV 60 with offsets 1/1/-1, keeping the weapon visible without blocking too much of the screen.
On this page you’ll find all of Python’s CS2 settings in one place – mouse, crosshair, viewmodel, bob, video settings, monitor settings and a downloadable config file.
FAQ – Python CS2 settings
What mouse does Python use?
Python plays CS2 with a ZOWIE EC2-C. On this page you can see the exact DPI, sensitivity and polling rate they use.
What DPI and sensitivity does Python use?
Python currently uses 400 DPI with in-game sensitivity 1.15 , which is around 460 eDPI.
How do I copy Python’s crosshair in CS2?
Open CS2, go to the crosshair settings menu and choose the option to import a code. Paste CSGO-3n5qZ-cY58O-Sfxpx-vxBm7-Asw5G to get the exact same crosshair as Python.
Are Python’s settings kept up to date?
Yes. CS2Config uses a crawler plus manual checks to keep Python’s CS2 settings as accurate as possible, including mouse, crosshair, viewmodel, bob and launch options.