You will have to add a image overlay in obs for other people to see a crosshair or just make a super tiny style5 dot in tf2. This is because both OBS and shadowplay only record the 'raw' input from the game.
If you use this and you are streaming and you have 'crosshair 0' ingame then nothing will appear as your crosshair in the stream. Some people say that mumble overlay gives you input lag but i doubt that.Īlso you must be a savant or someshit to notice an addition 1ms of input lag lol. (need a transparent background and idk how to do it in microsoftpaint so i just use paintnet) i think they are way better than hud crosshairs because you have alot more options. Also i included a sample one inside that you can modify using to something that is better fit to your liking. Inside, i also have a template of a bunch of different quake crosshairs that you can resize, reshape, or recolor to your liking. It's a very fast and efficient way of using mumble to make your own crosshair that works basically in any game. Inside is a readme that shows how to do it. Custom cross-hair for any game (mumble doesn't work. A good alternative is custom desktop logo if you want to customize your crosshair http. That actually overlays a cross hair in your game. How can I get this script to work ontop of the Fullscreen window? #NoEnv #InstallKeybdHook SendMode Event #UseHook SetWorkingDir,%A_ScriptDir% #NoTrayIcon SendMode, Play CustomColor = 0000005 Gui +LastFound +AlwaysOnTop -Caption +ToolWindow Gui, Color,%CustomColor% Gui, Add, Picture, x10 y10,%A_ScriptDir% Images Crosshair.png WinSet, TransColor,%CustomColor% Gui, Show, xCenter 圜enter return.Ĭustom crosshair Crosshair adjustment options. While in window I need to have a very small 720p window or a 1080p window and lag. This script works if I am in window version but not in fullscreen. I also want to custom lay a.png ontop of my window for a crosshair. I want to run CS:GO in Fullscreen 1280x720p for performance reasons on my 1080p monitor.
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