CS:GO Extended Radio Menu with New Commands (2021)

If you ever wanted to say the voice commands like Get out of there it’s gonna blow or other hidden radio commands then follow this guide to get started. Also, there are 4 new additional commands you won’t find in other guides. These are:
- Sorry!
- Need a drop, please.
- Bombsite A
- Bombsite B
Though, unfortunately only Bombsite A and Bombsite B have actual voices saying them. On top of this, they are generic and fixed, meaning they don’t change from model to model. They even sound the same on both sides. Specifically, they sound CT-sided, but that’s just my opinion.
How To Use Hidden Radio Commands in CS:GO
Option 1 – Use the developer console
Open up your developer console using the ~ key on your keyboard and then type in the radio command you want to say. For instance, typing in getout will say the command Get out of there it’s gonna blow
You can find a list of CS:GO’s radio commands down below.
If nothing happens after you press the ~ key then you either need to enable the console in CS:GO’s settings or change the hotkey for the console.
How to enable the Developer Console in CS:GO
- Run CS:GO and open the Settings menu
- Click Game on the top to the right of Audio
- Under the Game header (not menu button) there’s an option called Enable Developer Console (~)
- Click on it and change it to Yes
How To Change the Developer Console Hotkey
If the above does not work or if you want to change the hotkey for the developer console then follow these steps:
- In CS:GO’s settings menu click on Keyboard / Mouse
- Click UI Keys
- Click on the box to the right of Toggle Console and press the key you want to change it to
Option 2 – Modify the RadioPanel.txt file
Option 2 – Modify the RadioPanel.txt file
This is by far the easiest and most convenient method as it extends the standard radio menus to include all the commands, including hidden commands.
All you need to do is locate your CS:GO’s radiopanel.txt file and copy and paste the code below into it. Here are the steps:
- Open Steam
- Go to your Library tab
- Right click on CS:GO -> Manage -> Browse Local Files
- Open the folder csgo -> resource -> ui
- In the ui folder you’ll find the file radiopanel.txt
- Right click on it and keep holding down the right click button
- Drag it into some whitespace then let go of right click
- Press Copy here to make a backup
- Open the radiopanel.txt file
- Press CTRL+A to select all the contents and delete them
- Copy and paste the code below into the file
- Save it and enjoy
"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"
}
"coverme"
{
"hotkey" "4"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Cover_me"
"cmd" "coverme"
}
"followme"
{
"hotkey" "5"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Follow"
"cmd" "followme"
}
"holdpos"
{
"hotkey" "6"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Hold_Pos"
"cmd" "holdpos"
}
"regroup"
{
"hotkey" "7"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Regroup"
"cmd" "regroup"
}
"needrop"
{
"hotkey" "8"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Need_Drop"
"cmd" "needrop"
}
"sorry"
{
"hotkey" "9"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Sorry"
"cmd" "sorry"
}
}
}
"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"
}
"thanks"
{
"hotkey" "3"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Thanks"
"cmd" "thanks"
}
"compliment"
{
"hotkey" "4"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Compliment"
"cmd" "compliment"
}
"enemydown"
{
"hotkey" "5"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Enemy_Down"
"cmd" "enemydown"
}
"cheer"
{
"hotkey" "6"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Cheer"
"cmd" "cheer"
}
"reportingin"
{
"hotkey" "7"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Reporting_Int"
"cmd" "reportingin"
}
"go_a"
{
"hotkey" "8"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Go_A"
"cmd" "go_a"
}
"go_b"
{
"hotkey" "9"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Go_B"
"cmd" "go_b"
}
}
}
"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"
}
"takingfire"
{
"hotkey" "3"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Need_Assist"
"cmd" "takingfire"
}
"sectorclear"
{
"hotkey" "4"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Sector_Clear"
"cmd" "sectorclear"
}
"report"
{
"hotkey" "5"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Report_In"
"cmd" "report"
}
"takepoint"
{
"hotkey" "6"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Take_Point"
"cmd" "takepoint"
}
"inposition"
{
"hotkey" "7"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_In_Position"
"cmd" "inposition"
}
"getout"
{
"hotkey" "8"
"label" "#SFUI_Radio_Shes_Gonna_Blow"
"cmd" "getout"
}
}
}
}
}
Option 3 – Bind keys to commands
To bind a radio command in CS:GO follow these steps:
- Open the console using the ~ key
- Type in bind KEY “COMMAND” including the quotation marks
For example, let’s say you want to bind the key j to say the bomb is going to explode then you would type in:
bind j "getout"
List of CS:GO Radio Commands
Hidden Radio Messages
Radio Message | Console Command |
Cover Me! | coverme |
Regroup Team | regroup |
Taking fire...need assistance! | takingfire |
Get out of there, it's gonna blow! | getout |
Report in, team. | report |
Reporting in. | reportingin |
Enemy down. | enemydown |
Bombsite A! | go_a |
Bombsite B! | go_b |
Sorry! | sorry |
Need a drop, please. | needrop |
Command Radio Messages
Radio Message | Console Command |
Go go go! | go |
Team, fall back! | fallback |
Stick together, team. | sticktog |
Hold This Position. | holdpos |
Follow Me. | followme |
Standard Radio Messages
Radio Message | Console Command |
Affirmative. Roger that. | roger |
Negative. | negative |
Cheer! | cheer |
Nice! | compliment |
Thanks! | thanks |
Report Radio Messages
Radio Message | Console Command |
Enemy spotted. | enemyspot |
Need backup. | needbackup |
You take the point. | takepoint |
Sector clear. | sectorclear |
I'm in position. | inposition |
How to Mute the Radio in CS:GO
If you have an annoying teammate that keeps spamming radio commands and you want to ignore them just do the following:
- Open the Console with the ~ key
- Type in ignorerad and press Enter