Hi guys i installed radshud and the circle isn't really in the middle can anyone help me with this. Ive tried to change the xpos but i cant get it to the middle. I play with w- 1280 h- 800 resolution
http://i.imgur.com/3SWhpku.png
It's more to the left than the right
Hi guys i installed radshud and the circle isn't really in the middle can anyone help me with this. Ive tried to change the xpos but i cant get it to the middle. I play with w- 1280 h- 800 resolution
[img]http://i.imgur.com/3SWhpku.png[/img]
It's more to the left than the right
Fiddle with the tall and wide values as well.
Fiddle with the tall and wide values as well.
Lange mentioned on his stream that the in-game TF2 crosshairs themselves aren't centered,may be the case here
Lange mentioned on his stream that the in-game TF2 crosshairs themselves aren't centered,may be the case here
Center it with the sniper dot.
Center it with the sniper dot.
fluxxieLange mentioned on his stream that the in-game TF2 crosshairs themselves aren't centered,may be the case here
This is correct. This is the best you can do without exerting excessive effort to adjust the circle to fit around the stock xhair since you can't move the stock xhair itself.
Tons of people have the same setup going on, myself included. I doubt many of them have painstakingly attempted to rectify this problem. I sure haven't. You don't notice while playing so don't worry about it.
[quote=fluxxie]Lange mentioned on his stream that the in-game TF2 crosshairs themselves aren't centered,may be the case here[/quote]
This is correct. This is the best you can do without exerting excessive effort to adjust the circle to fit around the stock xhair since you can't move the stock xhair itself.
Tons of people have the same setup going on, myself included. I doubt many of them have painstakingly attempted to rectify this problem. I sure haven't. You don't notice while playing so don't worry about it.
as dave said, the only perfectly accurate thing that came with default tf2 is the sniper's scoped in dot, use that to center crosshairs.
as dave said, the only perfectly accurate thing that came with default tf2 is the sniper's scoped in dot, use that to center crosshairs.
downpouras dave said, the only perfectly accurate thing that came with default tf2 is the sniper's scoped in dot, use that to center crosshairs.
where do i get that?
[quote=downpour]as dave said, the only perfectly accurate thing that came with default tf2 is the sniper's scoped in dot, use that to center crosshairs.[/quote]
where do i get that?
Select the sniper class. Then switch to the sniper weapon, then press right click...
Select the sniper class. Then switch to the sniper weapon, then press right click...
ok this is what it looks like
http://i.imgur.com/S7bpWuo.png
ok this is what it looks like
[img]http://i.imgur.com/S7bpWuo.png[/img]
You want to adjust the circle, not the cross. That's the default crosshair. It's aligned with the sniper dot (for the most part) and you can't move it anyway.
You want to adjust the circle, not the cross. That's the default crosshair. It's aligned with the sniper dot (for the most part) and you can't move it anyway.
fluxxieLange mentioned on his stream that the in-game TF2 crosshairs themselves aren't centered,may be the case here
Really? I thought atleast the dot is centered
[quote=fluxxie]Lange mentioned on his stream that the in-game TF2 crosshairs themselves aren't centered,may be the case here[/quote]
Really? I thought atleast the dot is centered
the circle in the sniper's dot is in the center. first, try to adjust the xpos/ypos of your hud crosshair to match the sniper dot. if that doesn't work, sometimes messing with the tall/wide values can help fine-tune the positioning. if neither of these give you what you're looking for, you're gonna need to adjust the size of the font you're using for your hud crosshair until you find one that will center perfectly.
this can be a bitch of a process but it is possible to make almost any hud crosshair perfectly centered, just maybe not at the exact size you wanted to use.
the circle in the sniper's dot is in the center. first, try to adjust the xpos/ypos of your hud crosshair to match the sniper dot. if that doesn't work, sometimes messing with the tall/wide values can help fine-tune the positioning. if neither of these give you what you're looking for, you're gonna need to adjust the size of the font you're using for your hud crosshair until you find one that will center perfectly.
this can be a bitch of a process but it is possible to make almost any hud crosshair perfectly centered, just maybe not at the exact size you wanted to use.
Madoffthe circle in the sniper's dot is in the center. first, try to adjust the xpos/ypos of your hud crosshair to match the sniper dot. if that doesn't work, sometimes messing with the tall/wide values can help fine-tune the positioning. if neither of these give you what you're looking for, you're gonna need to adjust the size of the font you're using for your hud crosshair until you find one that will center perfectly.
this can be a bitch of a process but it is possible to make almost any hud crosshair perfectly centered, just maybe not at the exact size you wanted to use.
Thanks for the help i got it sorted
[quote=Madoff]the circle in the sniper's dot is in the center. first, try to adjust the xpos/ypos of your hud crosshair to match the sniper dot. if that doesn't work, sometimes messing with the tall/wide values can help fine-tune the positioning. if neither of these give you what you're looking for, you're gonna need to adjust the size of the font you're using for your hud crosshair until you find one that will center perfectly.
this can be a bitch of a process but it is possible to make almost any hud crosshair perfectly centered, just maybe not at the exact size you wanted to use.[/quote]
Thanks for the help i got it sorted