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Crosshair Commands

The crosshair is and indicator on the middle of the screen that shows what we're aiming at and where are bullets should go (most of the time at least).

As with most of the things in CSGO we can customize it to our liking. You can find below a table with all the available commands to customize your crosshair in-game.

Crosshair styles

CSGO crosshair classic commands

Classic Static

CSGO crosshair classic dynamic commands

Classic Dynamic

CSGO crosshair default static commands

Default Static

CSGO crosshair default commands

Default Dynamic

Available Commands

Style 0, 2 and 3 mean a dynamic crosshair that moves when you walk or shoot. Style 1 and 4 are fully static, i.e. they do not change when you make a move. Style 5, on the other hand, has been copied from the previous version (Counter Strike 1.6) and can be considered classic dynamic or semi-static.
Default
1
Arguments
Style
This command removes the top line from the crosshair (“0” for normal crosshair, and “1” for t crosshair without top).
Default
0
Arguments
0 / 1
This command sets different crosshair gap for different weapons that you currently hold (“0” being OFF, and “1” being ON).
Default
0
Arguments
0 / 1
In addition to the basic settings, you can use any color you like, thanks to the “5” value.
Default
1
Arguments
Color
Value for Red in the RGB color scale. Only works with cl_crosshaircolor 5.
Default
0
Arguments
Red Value
Value for Green in the RGB color scale. Only works with cl_crosshaircolor 5.
Default
0
Arguments
Green Value
Value for Blue in the RGB color scale. Only works with cl_crosshaircolor 5.
Default
0
Arguments
Blue Value
This command determines the size of the crosshair, however the final size depends on your in-game resolution (only positive values).
Arguments
Size
This command allows you to change the thickness of the crosshair lines (only positive values).
Arguments
Thickness
This command determines the distance of the crosshair lines from the center of screen (positive and negative values).
Arguments
Gap
It works in a similar way to cl_crosshairgap, but only when we choose cl_crosshairstyle '1'.
Arguments
Gap
This command allows you to change the crosshair’s transparency (with “0” being OFF for the possibility of change, and “1” for ON).
Default
0
Arguments
0 / 1
This command specifies the level of crosshair’s transparency on the screen (“0” invisible, “255” no transparency). Requires cl_crosshairusealpha '1'.
Arguments
Alpha Value
This command determines if there is a dot in the middle of the crosshair.
Default
0
Arguments
0 / 1
This command adds a stroke to the current crosshair.
Default
0
Arguments
0 / 1
This command sets the crosshair’s stroke thickness if the drawoutline is ON
Arguments
Thickness
This command sets X sign as additional warning against friendly fire.
Default
0
Arguments
0 / 1
This command sets the thickness of the sniper crosshair and changes the blur effect
Default
1
Arguments
Pixels

Customizing Your CS:GO Crosshair: A Guide to Different Configurations

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) is a game where every detail matters, and your crosshair is no exception. A well-configured crosshair can significantly improve your aiming accuracy and overall gameplay experience. In this guide, we’ll explore various crosshair configurations, including the dot crosshair and the square crosshair, and provide examples of different color configurations.

The Basics of CS:GO Crosshair Customization

Before diving into specific crosshair configurations, let’s first understand how to customize your crosshair in CS:GO. You can access the crosshair settings through the in-game options or by modifying your autoexec.cfg file. Here are some fundamental commands to get you started:

  1. cl_crosshairsize: Adjusts the size of your crosshair. Smaller values result in a more precise crosshair, while larger values make it easier to see.

  2. cl_crosshairthickness: Changes the thickness of the lines that make up your crosshair.

  3. cl_crosshairgap: Controls the gap between the lines of your crosshair.

  4. cl_crosshair_drawoutline: Enables or disables the outline of your crosshair.

  5. cl_crosshairdot: Determines whether your crosshair has a dot in the center (1 for yes, 0 for no).

  6. cl_crosshaircolor: Sets the color of your crosshair (0-4, with each number representing a different color).

  7. cl_crosshaircolor_r/g/b: Specifies the RGB values of your crosshair color (0-255 for each component).

Now that you know the basics, let’s explore two popular crosshair configurations: the dot crosshair and the square crosshair.

The Dot Crosshair

The dot crosshair is a minimalist choice that eliminates distractions, leaving you with a single, pinpoint reference for your aim. To set up a dot crosshair, use the following commands:

``` cl_crosshairsize 2.5 cl_crosshairthickness 1 cl_crosshairgap -1 cl_crosshairdot 1 ```

Color Configurations for the Dot Crosshair

You can customize the color of your dot crosshair to suit your preferences. Here are some examples:

  • Classic Red Dot:

    • cl_crosshaircolor 0
    • cl_crosshaircolor_r 255
    • cl_crosshaircolor_g 0
    • cl_crosshaircolor_b 0

  • Green Dot:

    • cl_crosshaircolor 1
    • cl_crosshaircolor_r 0
    • cl_crosshaircolor_g 255
    • cl_crosshaircolor_b 0

  • Blue Dot:

    • cl_crosshaircolor 3
    • cl_crosshaircolor_r 0
    • cl_crosshaircolor_g 0
    • cl_crosshaircolor_b 255

The Square Crosshair

The square crosshair is a more visible and prominent choice. It provides clear lines for precise aiming. To set up a square crosshair, use these commands:

``` cl_crosshairsize 3 cl_crosshairthickness 1 cl_crosshairgap -2 cl_crosshair_drawoutline 1 cl_crosshairdot 0 ```

Color Configurations for the Square Crosshair

The square crosshair also allows for color customization:

  • Yellow Square:

    • cl_crosshaircolor 2
    • cl_crosshaircolor_r 255
    • cl_crosshaircolor_g 255
    • cl_crosshaircolor_b 0

  • Purple Square:

    • cl_crosshaircolor 4
    • cl_crosshaircolor_r 128
    • cl_crosshaircolor_g 0
    • cl_crosshaircolor_b 128

  • Cyan Square:

    • cl_crosshaircolor 5
    • cl_crosshaircolor_r 0
    • cl_crosshaircolor_g 255
    • cl_crosshaircolor_b 255

Experiment and Find Your Perfect Crosshair

Customizing your crosshair in CS:GO is a personal journey. These dot and square crosshair configurations, along with the color examples provided, are just starting points. Feel free to tweak the settings to match your playstyle and preferences.

Remember that consistency is key in CS:GO. Once you find a crosshair configuration that works for you, stick with it and practice to improve your accuracy. With the right crosshair, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a sharpshooter in the world of Counter-Strike.