CS2 map guide
Nuke CS2 smoke and nade lineups
Organize A site, B site and outside, with separate upper and lower radar views for vertical clarity. NadeNerd keeps the demonstration clip, thrower position and landing position together on one radar.
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Grenades
Smoke, flash, molly, HE and decoy
Sides
Terrorist and Counter-Terrorist
Radar
Nuke supports separate upper and lower radar levels.
How to build a useful Nuke lineup library
Start with throws you actually use. Give each one a destination-first title, keep the original clip at the correct timestamp, and pin both endpoints. That combination answers the three questions you need under time pressure: where do I stand, where do I aim, and where does the grenade land?
Use the side and grenade filters consistently. If two throws have similar starting positions, distinguish them by destination or purpose in the title instead of creating vague names such as “good smoke.”
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How do I organize Nuke CS2 lineups?
Group Nuke lineups by grenade type, T or CT side, thrower position and landing position. Use a result-first name and keep a timestamped source clip with each throw.
Which grenade types can I save for Nuke?
NadeNerd supports smoke grenades, flashbangs, Molotov or incendiary grenades, HE grenades and decoys.
Can I share Nuke lineups with a team?
Yes. A NadeNerd team can use an invite link and view lineups assigned to that shared workspace.