Lock in the center first
Choose a dot or an open cross before adding extra lines. The center should be obvious without covering a distant head.
Shape a crosshair with real profile settings, test it on a map, and copy a code the game can import.
Start with a simple center, then tune color and line size. Small changes are much easier to judge than ten sliders moving at once.
Choose a dot or an open cross before adding extra lines. The center should be obvious without covering a distant head.
If the shape disappears, change color or add a thin outline before making the whole crosshair larger.
Movement and firing error can teach timing, but many players turn them off in matches for a steadier picture.
Yes. AimCodes parses the finished profile again before the copy button is enabled.
It will not change weapon accuracy, but a center you can recover quickly can make aiming feel less distracting.