AIM maps

Put the .bsp map file into cstrike/maps. If the map has custom .wad files, put them in cstrike. Map sounds go into cstrike/sound. In localized versions, use cstrike_russian if it exists, because its files have priority.

Map files: cstrike/maps/*.bsp. Supporting textures: cstrike/*.wad. Sounds: cstrike/sound. If you have cstrike_russian, put files there instead - it has priority.

Open the console with ~ and type map aim_map_name (use the exact file name without .bsp). Or start a new game via the menu and select the map from the list. If the map does not appear, check that the .bsp is in the correct maps folder.

Common causes: missing .wad files in cstrike, missing .nav file for bots, or wrong folder. Check that the map is in cstrike/maps and any custom textures are in cstrike. If you use cstrike_russian, make sure files are there as well.

For bots to navigate, the map needs a .nav file in cstrike/maps with the same name as the map. You can generate it by typing nav_generate in the console after loading the map. Then save with nav_save. Bots will then use it automatically when added.

Yes, but the server must have the map installed. Custom models, sounds, or sprites may be replaced by the server or cause a consistency kick if they differ from server files. Pure aim maps with default assets usually work without issues.

Delete the map's .bsp file from cstrike/maps. Also remove any related .wad files from cstrike and custom sounds from cstrike/sound. If you backed up original files before replacing, restore them. The map will no longer appear in the map list.