Data for Counter Strike: Global Offensive
- Logo, square with transparent background
- Steam id (if applicable)
- CSGOLounge name
- GosuGamers name and id
- HLTV name and id
- LiquidPedia name
- An unique identifier
These are the teams currently missing a highres version of the logo
Glad you asked!
There's a script hosted on csgo-data that does this for you.
Just go to csgo-data.com/logos/IDENTIFIER/SIZE
csgo-data.com/logos/3dmax/64
[csgo-data.com/logos/Ninjas in pyjamas/200](http://csgo-data.com/logos/Ninjas in pyjamas/200)
If you just want to use the logos or data it's avaialble right here in the repo.
If you want to use this for some web project or something, there are two examples live on csgo-data.com.
For a CSGO server there's a great plugin. Team Logo Manager. A SourceMod plugin that let's you select both logo and team-name easily on your own server.
There are three different ways to help out and add a missing team.
This is the best way because it's by far the fastest. If you can, please do this.
If you don't know how to create a pull request, please open an issue and attach the files need.
Generally this is the information about the team and a version of the logo in as high a resolution as possible.
If you can't find any resources on the team, just open an issue and we'll look into adding it ASAP.
Of course you want! This is the config we use on csgo-data.com on nginx
location ~* ^/teams/(.*\.)(cfg|zip|png)$ {
add_header Content-Disposition "attachment; filename=$1$2";
default_type application/octet-stream;
}
If you use apache, this is a .htaccess file that goes in the '/teams/' directory
<FilesMatch ".(cfg|zip|png)$">
ForceType application/octet-stream
Header set Content-Disposition attachment
</FilesMatch>
Easy peasy, just add this to your nginx config
location /logos {
rewrite ^/logos/(.*)/(.*)$ /logos/index.php?team=$1&size=$2 last;
}
If you represent the entity that has the rights over a logo and you want, for whatever reason, that logo removed from this project, open an issue requesting its takedown and we will remove it as soon as possible.
Everything else is licensed under MIT.