Anime

Get the anime spray file. If it's a .wad file, put it in your cstrike folder and rename it to tempdecal.wad, overwriting the existing file. For localized versions, use cstrike_russian if it's there. Another option is the in-game import: go to Options, Multiplayer, Customize, Import Spray and pick the image.

Put the anime spray file in the cstrike folder. If your game uses a localized folder like cstrike_russian, place it there instead; files in that folder take priority. For a .wad spray, the file must be named tempdecal.wad. Back up the original tempdecal.wad before you replace it.

You can switch your spray in game by going to Options, Multiplayer, Customize, and then Import Spray. Choose your anime image file and apply it. If you have a .wad file, replace cstrike/tempdecal.wad and restart the game. Press your spray key to place it on a wall.

Make sure the spray file is in the right folder and has the correct name. For .wad files, it must be cstrike/tempdecal.wad or cstrike_russian/tempdecal.wad. Ensure the image is a valid format and size the game supports. Some servers turn off custom sprays, so test in a local game first.

Delete or rename cstrike/tempdecal.wad and restart the game; it will create a new default spray. If you saved a backup of the original tempdecal.wad, restore it. You can also import a default spray image via Options, Multiplayer, Customize.

Yes, you can use anime sprays on most online servers, but other players will only see your spray if they have the same tempdecal.wad file. Some servers block custom sprays completely. Your spray is client-side, so it doesn't affect gameplay or hitboxes.

Other players need the same tempdecal.wad file in their cstrike folder to see your custom anime spray. If they don't have it, they'll see a default spray or nothing. There's no standard way to force your custom spray to show for everyone on a server.