🎯 Custom Crosshair

The arena can draw its own crosshair in place of the game's. You build it on the Settings page of the F1 menu, under Custom Crosshair, and there is a live Preview next to the controls so you are not guessing.

Your crosshair is saved on your own machine, so it is still there next time you play.

Building one

Start with Crosshair Style:

Style	What you get
Cross	Four arms around a gap in the middle
Dot	A single dot on the aim point
Circle	A ring, optionally with a dot in the middle
Chevron	Angled arms rather than straight ones

Then shape it:

Setting	What it changes
Crosshair Color	The color of the arms
Alpha	How see-through it is
Arm Length	How far each arm reaches
Arm Thickness	How heavy each arm is
Arm Spacing	The gap between the aim point and where the ink starts
Outline	A border around the whole thing, with its own Outline Thickness and Outline Color. Worth having: it is what keeps the crosshair readable against a bright wall
Center Dot	Circle style only, plus Center Dot Size
Arm Angle	Chevron style only, how far the arms are swept

Using your own overlay

If you already have a crosshair overlay you like, Disable Crosshair on the same Settings page switches off both the arena's crosshair and the game's own, so nothing is drawn underneath yours. Overlays are fine here. They are not treated as cheating.

Sharing a crosshair

Share Code at the bottom of the section does the same job as it does in CS: Export turns your current crosshair into a short code you can paste to somebody, and Import takes one of theirs and applies it.

A code looks like XH2- followed by around twenty characters.

It carries the appearance only. Whether you have the custom crosshair switched on is yours and does not travel with the code, so importing somebody's crosshair never changes your own settings beyond how it looks.

If a code is mistyped or you only got half of it on the clipboard, it is rejected outright and tells you so. It will not quietly load something almost right.