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# Crosshair editor

The menu opens with the configured key (default `F5`) or via the `/crosshair` command. It has four tabs.

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## Style tab

This is where you pick the crosshair shape. There are 6 styles (0–5), all based on CS2's style system.

Under **Dimensions** you get:

* **Size** — arm length
* **Thickness** — line width
* **Gap** — space between the center and the arms (negative values push them closer)
* **Fixed Gap** — an additional gap offset that stacks on top of the regular gap value

Under **Features**:

* **Center Dot** — adds a dot in the middle
* **T-Style** — removes the top arm, giving a classic T-shaped crosshair

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## Color tab

Pick from 7 preset colors (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink, White) or dial in exact RGB values with the sliders.

**Alpha / Opacity** lets you control transparency. You can toggle "Use Alpha" off to lock it at 70% opacity regardless of the alpha slider.

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## Advanced tab

**Outline** draws a black border around the crosshair. You can also control how thick that outline is.

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## Code tab

This is where the import/export lives.

**Export** — generates a CS2-compatible crosshair code string from your current settings. Hit "Copy Code" and you can share it or save it.

**Import** — paste any CS2 crosshair code and hit "Import Crosshair". All supported parameters get applied instantly. The preview updates in real time so you can see what you're getting before saving.

{% hint style="info" %}
Supported format: `CSGO-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx` style codes. If the code is invalid, the button will flash "Invalid Code" and nothing gets applied.
{% endhint %}

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## Presets

There are two preset sections on the Style tab:

**Quick Presets** — a handful of commonly used configs (default, small, wide, etc.)

**Pro Players** — crosshairs from known competitive players. These are starting points — you can import one and then tweak it however you want.

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## Saving

Changes you make are previewed live on your screen. Nothing is saved until you either:

* Click **Save**
* Close the menu (if `Config.AutoSaveOnClose = true`)

Clicking **Reset** reverts to the last saved state.


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