This is a render of the skin, not of this exact copy: Valve provides no image by pattern number.
AUG Amber Fade seed 763 — 100.00 % fade
AUG | Amber Fade- Paint Seed
- 763
- Paint index
- 246
- Def index
- 8
- Float range
- 0.00–0.40
How to see this seed in game
Copy the !gen code and paste it into the CS2 console on a map with sv_cheats enabled — the game will spawn an item with this pattern to look at.
!gen 8 246 763 0.02 The steam:// link is built by us and points at an item that does not exist — the client may refuse it. The !gen code is the reliable way.
Amber Fade — the amber gradient
Computed the same way as Fade but from its own table: the percentage depends on the seed alone, on an 80–100 % scale.
The percentage comes from Valve’s open algorithm — CSFloat, Skinport and DMarket show the same values. BUFF163 and CS.MONEY use their own pixel-analysis scale.
This weapon shares its fade table with 5 other items — the percentage depends on the seed alone.
All seeds in this familyPrice of an ordinary copy
The price is for an ordinary copy in this wear. A rare pattern sells for a multiple of it; there is no per-seed quote.
Where to look for listings
Only CSFloat filters by pattern number. The Steam link opens every listing of the skin: the market hash name carries no wear.
Questions and answers
How do I find the seed of my skin?
The seed is in the item description in your Steam inventory — the Pattern Template line. You can also paste the inspect link into the checker on the patterns page: it returns the seed, the exact float and the verdict.
Why is this pattern valuable?
The fade percentage is computed from the seed by an open algorithm: the higher it is, the more bright gradient the weapon carries. Exactly one seed per weapon reaches 100 %.
Does the seed change the price?
There is no per-seed quote: marketplaces sell a skin by name and wear. A rare pattern trades for a multiple of an ordinary copy, but the price is settled between collectors.
CS2 Collections is not affiliated with Valve. Pattern data is collected from open sources and the collector community.