CS2 gen code generator

Pick a skin, set the float and the pattern seed, and copy the command. On a community server running the gen plugin it spawns the weapon wearing that skin, so you can look at one properly before spending anything on it.

Float0.010–0.4Pattern00–1000

Gen codes work on community servers running the gen plugin. They do nothing in matchmaking, and they never create a real item.

What the four numbers are

Weapon: Valve’s id for the gun or knife. The M4A4 is 16.
Paint kit: The skin itself. Howl is 309, and the pairing is what makes it an M4A4 Howl rather than either one alone.
Float: How worn it is, from 0 to 1. Each skin only exists across part of that range, which is why the slider above stops where it does — Howl runs to 0.4, so there is no such thing as a 0.9 Howl.
Pattern seed: Which slice of the pattern lands on the model, 0 to 1000. On a Case Hardened or a Fade this is the whole difference between one and another.

Where they work

Community servers running the gen plugin, typed into chat. They do nothing in matchmaking, nothing on a server without the plugin, and they never create a real or tradable item — the weapon exists on that server, for that round, and nowhere else.

15 servers known to run it, one per map. Pick where you want to be:

Careful with the ones you find yourself: !ws is a different plugin — a menu of preset skins rather than a generator — so a server advertising it will not usually answer a gen code.

Keep the ones you like

A cspasta page holds your gen codes next to your crosshair, your binds and a way into a server — and it opens inside the Steam overlay, so all of it is one Shift + Tab away mid-match. No account, and it takes a few seconds.

Make a page

2,106 skins, last checked 8 September 2026. Server list from epidemic.gg, checked 8 September 2026. Skin data from the CSGO-API project, which takes it from the game files.

What the four numbers are

Weapon

Valve’s id for the gun or knife. The M4A4 is 16.

Paint kit

The skin itself. Howl is 309, and the pairing is what makes it an M4A4 Howl rather than either one alone.

Float

How worn it is, from 0 to 1. Each skin only exists across part of that range, which is why the slider above stops where it does — Howl runs to 0.4, so there is no such thing as a 0.9 Howl.

Pattern seed

Which slice of the pattern lands on the model, 0 to 1000. On a Case Hardened or a Fade this is the whole difference between one and another.

Where they work

15 servers known to run it, one per map. Pick where you want to be:

Careful with the ones you find yourself: !ws is a different plugin — a menu of preset skins rather than a generator — so a server advertising it will not usually answer a gen code.