*Where (k) is any key and (o) is theВ original crosshair values Alternative Command

cl_crosshair_drawoutline (o) bind (k) nadetoggleon'.cl_crosshairthickness (o) cl_fixedcrosshairgap (o).cl_crosshairsize (o) cl_crosshairstyle (o).cl_crosshairdot (o) cl_crosshairgap (o).alias 'nadetoggleoff' 'cl_crosshairalpha (o).cl_fixedcrosshairgap 4 cl_crosshair_drawoutline 1.255 cl_crosshairstyle 4 cl_crosshairthickness 1.cl_crosshairdot 1 cl_crosshairgap 4 cl_crosshairsize.alias 'nadetoggleon' 'cl_crosshairalpha 100.Eventually, you'll be able to locate it with ease without any assistance. For example, some smokes require you to pinpoint the corner of a building as you throw upwards. This script will give you a huge (but thin) crosshair so you can see exactly where to throw a smoke. Good for learning exactly where to throw a smoke. alias 'a7' con_filter_text cl_crosshair.alias 'a3' echo 'YOUR CURRENT CROSSHAIR SETTINGS '.This is especially useful if you want to change or give away your crosshair. Perhaps you want to slightly tweak it, or simply just mess around with it you can play with the numbers as well.

of your crosshair, then this script has you covered. If you want to know the size, thickness, outline, etc. Good for sharing your crosshair settings.

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