Reads pro demos daily
New matches are parsed tick by tick, every day.
CS2 instant smokes, pulled from pro demos.
The smokes pros throw the second the round starts, pulled from their demos and broken down: where to stand, where to aim, what to press. Learn one tonight and stop asking who throws insta.
147Instant lineups
7Competitive maps
DailyNew pro demos
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de_mirageT1 → Top of Mid0.0 / 4.4s
Stop watching
10-minute smoke videos.
A setpos guide takes seconds, not minutes: the pro’s spot, crosshair and keys, straight from their demo.
W-jumpthrow smokeT spawn 1 · Mirage · 6.0s flight
Practice map Copy setposCopied
A bot watches pro demos
so you don’t have to.
Every day it reads new pro matches, finds every smoke thrown from spawn and groups them by where they land. I review each one before it goes live.
Spawn or nothing
Only throws from spawn count. They’re grouped by where they land.
One short video
Start spot, aim and inputs, in the order you press them.
Now it’s your turn
Free Workshop maps put you on the same spawn.
What are we queuing?
Pick the map you actually play. Every smoke starts from a T or CT spawn.
Dust II
Anubis
Inferno
Ancient
Nuke
Cache
Get the misses
out of the way.
Free Workshop maps for learning the throw. Premier is a terrible place to find out you release late.
- Teleport to any T or CT spawn
- Rethrow your last nade until it lands
- Movement overlay shows which keys you pressed, and when
- Open it with a ping or type
.hubin chat
Rather use your own server?
Load your map, then paste the practice config and spawn commands into the console.
- Paste the config
- Paste the spawns
Consolepractice config · any map
Copies as one line. Paste once per map load.
Consolespawns
Before you
paste anything.
A smoke you aim before you leave spawn and throw the moment the round starts. Some need a jump or a few steps, but the lineup starts where you spawned. On Mirage, the window smoke from T spawn lands around 1:48. If yours lands at 1:35, it’s a memorial for whoever peeked first.
Pro match demos. A bot finds throws lined up from spawn and groups them by where they land. I review them, and the keepers become guides.
It copies the lineup’s position and aim commands. Paste them into the console on
a local practice server with sv_cheats 1, then follow the guide to
throw it. It won’t work in Premier or on any server without cheats.
Spawn positions are checked against the current map build, so every lineup starts from a spawn that exists in today’s game. When Valve moves things, setpos follows.
Yes, it’s free. No, you don’t need an account.
No. Start with one: a map you actually play, a spawn you recognize, a smoke your team keeps asking for. Each guide lists the spawns it works from.
No. The Workshop maps make practice easier, but you can also use your own local practice server with the config and spawn commands above.
I just really
like utility.
setpos.gg is a hobby project. No company and no paid tier. Just one CS2 player who likes utility a little too much and got tired of hearing “anyone know how to throw insta?” while the round was already lost.
A bot reads pro demos, I decide what’s worth keeping, and the keepers become guides and practice maps. Free for my friends, and for you, stranger.
If one more person throws the insta instead of asking who can, it was worth it.
Your next round
starts on spawn
You copied the pro’s crosshair.
Try copying something useful.