I just got interested in the Ray's hud version of the pilot xhair and I was wondering how anyone configured it properly to be in the center. I don't have the time to keep changing the value over and over for ages. Is there any better way to get them in the center?
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I just got interested in the Ray's hud version of the pilot xhair and I was wondering how anyone configured it properly to be in the center. I don't have the time to keep changing the value over and over for ages. Is there any better way to get them in the center?
Don't know if it works, but povohat lists x/y pos values for different resolutions here:
Don't know if it works, but povohat lists x/y pos values for different resolutions here:
http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=39640
http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=39640
Hey, if you're using a resolution that's not 16:9, it won't be lined up correctly by default. I wasn't aware of this, and as a result, sadly forgot to add in the 16:10 and 4:3 ones.
Luckily though, someone gave me a link to the other two a day or so ago. You can either set it up yourself, or wait until my next update (which should be soon!). I promise it'll be included in it.
Hey, if you're using a resolution that's not 16:9, it won't be lined up correctly by default. I wasn't aware of this, and as a result, sadly forgot to add in the 16:10 and 4:3 ones.
Luckily though, someone gave me a link to the other two a day or so ago. You can either set it up yourself, or wait until my next update (which should be soon!). I promise it'll be included in it.
Luckily though, someone gave me a link to the other two a day or so ago. You can either set it up yourself, or wait until my next update (which should be soon!). I promise it'll be included in it.
VirulenceDon't know if it works, but povohat lists x/y pos values for different resolutions here:
http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=39640
Those are for certain xhairs(I think the default one with PVHUD).
raysHey, if you're using a resolution that's not 16:9, it won't be lined up correctly by default. I wasn't aware of this, and as a result, sadly forgot to add in the 16:10 and 4:3 ones.
Luckily though, someone gave me a link to the other two a day or so ago. You can either set it up yourself, or wait until my next update (which should be soon!). I promise it'll be included in it.
I am on 16x9. After closer looking(my face planted into the monitor) it wasn't aligned with the tf2 default xhairs. And yes. Those little pixels are that important to me :P
[quote=Virulence]Don't know if it works, but povohat lists x/y pos values for different resolutions here:
http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=39640[/quote]
Those are for certain xhairs(I think the default one with PVHUD).
[quote=rays]Hey, if you're using a resolution that's not 16:9, it won't be lined up correctly by default. I wasn't aware of this, and as a result, sadly forgot to add in the 16:10 and 4:3 ones.
Luckily though, someone gave me a link to the other two a day or so ago. You can either set it up yourself, or wait until my next update (which should be soon!). I promise it'll be included in it.[/quote]
I am on 16x9. After closer looking(my face planted into the monitor) it wasn't aligned with the tf2 default xhairs. And yes. Those little pixels are that important to me :P
http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=39640[/quote]
Those are for certain xhairs(I think the default one with PVHUD).
[quote=rays]Hey, if you're using a resolution that's not 16:9, it won't be lined up correctly by default. I wasn't aware of this, and as a result, sadly forgot to add in the 16:10 and 4:3 ones.
Luckily though, someone gave me a link to the other two a day or so ago. You can either set it up yourself, or wait until my next update (which should be soon!). I promise it'll be included in it.[/quote]
I am on 16x9. After closer looking(my face planted into the monitor) it wasn't aligned with the tf2 default xhairs. And yes. Those little pixels are that important to me :P
Well if you're on a 16:9 resolution already and it's still not to your liking, the only option you have is changing the xpos/ypos of certain elements until you see it fit.
If everything still isn't lined up to your satisfaction, you can also try adjusting the width/height values of the crosshair elements to make smaller adjustments.
Well if you're on a 16:9 resolution already and it's still not to your liking, the only option you have is changing the xpos/ypos of certain elements until you see it fit.
If everything still isn't lined up to your satisfaction, you can also try adjusting the width/height values of the crosshair elements to make smaller adjustments.
If everything still isn't lined up to your satisfaction, you can also try adjusting the width/height values of the crosshair elements to make smaller adjustments.
raysWell if you're on a 16:9 resolution already and it's still not to your liking, the only option you have is changing the xpos/ypos of certain elements until you see it fit.
If everything still isn't lined up to your satisfaction, you can also try adjusting the width/height values of the crosshair elements to make smaller adjustments.
Alright. I guess I'll try that when I get some spare time. Thanks for the help.
[quote=rays]Well if you're on a 16:9 resolution already and it's still not to your liking, the only option you have is changing the xpos/ypos of certain elements until you see it fit.
If everything still isn't lined up to your satisfaction, you can also try adjusting the width/height values of the crosshair elements to make smaller adjustments.[/quote]
Alright. I guess I'll try that when I get some spare time. Thanks for the help.
If everything still isn't lined up to your satisfaction, you can also try adjusting the width/height values of the crosshair elements to make smaller adjustments.[/quote]
Alright. I guess I'll try that when I get some spare time. Thanks for the help.
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