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how to make a bind for crosshair_file ""
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i know there is cl_crosshair_file default but thats not the same

ive tried to bind x "cl_crosshair_file """ but that doesn't work any help would be appreciated. thanks

i know there is cl_crosshair_file default but thats not the same

ive tried to bind x "cl_crosshair_file """ but that doesn't work any help would be appreciated. thanks
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create a subfolder inside your config folder
call it something useful e.g. 'crosshairs'
create a file in that folder called defaultcrosshair.cfg containing one line:
cl_crosshair_file "default"
create a second file in that folder called quotecrosshair.cfg containing one line:
cl_crosshair_file ""

any time you want to utilize those in your configs, just put "exec crosshairs/defaultcrosshair.cfg" or "exec crosshairs/quotecrosshair.cfg"

e.g. bind x "exec crosshairs/quotecrosshair.cfg"

create a subfolder inside your config folder
call it something useful e.g. 'crosshairs'
create a file in that folder called defaultcrosshair.cfg containing one line:
cl_crosshair_file "default"
create a second file in that folder called quotecrosshair.cfg containing one line:
cl_crosshair_file ""

any time you want to utilize those in your configs, just put "exec crosshairs/defaultcrosshair.cfg" or "exec crosshairs/quotecrosshair.cfg"

e.g. bind x "exec crosshairs/quotecrosshair.cfg"
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awesome, thanks smaka

awesome, thanks smaka
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Something I would also reccomend is having shortened aliases to select different crosshairs
For example:

alias ch1 "exec crosshairs/quotecrosshair.cfg"

Something I would also reccomend is having shortened aliases to select different crosshairs
For example:

alias ch1 "exec crosshairs/quotecrosshair.cfg"
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