CS2 Nade Book
A personal grenade lineup book for Counter-Strike 2. It runs entirely in the browser, with no server and no install.
Open it: https://cs2-nade-book.xxld.workers.dev (Cloudflare) or https://xxld.github.io/cs2-nade-book/ (GitHub Pages) - both always have the same version. You can also download the folder and double-click start.bat / index.html.
Each address keeps its own browser data (your keep/discard choices, tested flags, own nades). Use Export on one and Import on the other to move them.
What it does
- Radar map for every active-duty map (Ancient, Anubis, Cache, Dust II, Inferno, Mirage, Nuke) with all lineups on it.
- Each lineup has its exact stand spot, a
setpos/setang line to paste into a practice server, throw type, movement, and aim screenshots with the crosshair marked.
- You decide what stays: keep or discard any lineup, review them one by one (K / D / S / U), filter by source and age.
- Setups (chains of nades for an execute) and a practice mode that tracks your hit rate.
- Add your own nades, set landing spots by hand, export / import everything as JSON.
Your own data (decisions, practice history, your nades) is saved in your browser only. Use Export to back it up.
Data sources and credits
- Lineups: cs2util.com and csnades.gg (lineup positions,
setpos values and screenshots belong to their authors).
- Radar images and calibration: MurkyYT/cs2-map-icons (extracted from the game files; Valve's artwork).
- Counter-Strike 2 and its maps are property of Valve.
Stand spots are exact (computed from each setpos). Landing spots are estimates from the lineup name and aim direction, so check them in game. Lineups change with game updates: verify before you rely on one.
Takedown
This is a non-commercial personal project. If you own any of the screenshots or data here and want them removed, open an issue and they will be taken down.
