Well what do you think I am thinking of?

uh, Privacy. [1][2]

Source on the 99%? (OS demographics are flawed because people use faked user-agents.)

Also, I agree that gatekeeping Linux from new users is bad; but there is a limit to how much leniency the user can have, before the fault can be applied to the user. e.g Blame a user for not clicking a button to install a program, when the button clearly works and is usable; but don't blame the user when the button doesn't work.

I'm confused. How is the arc wrong? The quickie launcher does not affect the velocity or trajectory of the sticky; so it would logically be the same trajectory

I never asserted that TF2 was FOSS; yet someone else did and here we are. LMAO!

Flip it horizontally.

Oh. 1280 pixels x 720 pixels.

256 x 256, in pixels.

Not necessarily. It's harer for me to determine the "basic" trajectory; that's why I made a custom crosshair.

Also, I like efficiency and I don't like waste. It would be more efficient to make a crosshair that helps determine the distance of a player than to just rely on the useless default crosshair.

I do actually. If the player's center is closer to the middle horizontal bar than the bottom horizontal bar, then that indicates I have to aim upwards.

Download Link (edit 3: Updated Download link)

I (and y'all) wanted me to make a sticky launcher crosshair, so here it is! I used Stadiametric Rangefinding again; but this time I utilized mildots for simplistic

Here is the explanation for the crosshair.

https://i.imgur.com/rb4CKPH_d.webp

In the rangefinding window, the size of the target can be used to determine the distance; the smaller the target, the further away the target is.

• A player standing in the rangefinding window at half the height would need some charge to be hit.
  
• A player *larger* than the rangefinding window would be closer.
  
• The bottom horizontal line approximates where the sticky launcher would land at a flat surface when aiming 0 degrees.

The crosshair was designed around `cl_crosshair_scale 32` and a resolution of 256 pixels.

EDIT: Some base measurements to help utilize stadiametric rangefinding.

* The sticky peaks 50HU above the player's eye. When an uncharged sticky peaks in height (relative to the player), it has already traveled 225H.
* An uncharged sticky will horizontally land ~625HU away from the player.

EDIT 2: Updated the download link. Crosshair should work now.

Yes! I have an idea in mind for the crosshair.

I designed the crosshair around cl_crosshair_scale 32 (which is the default value), so that would be the ideal value to use.

I felt like doing it so I did it. This time, I wanted to experiment with utilizing reticle design techniques, primarily Stadiametric rangefinding. (If you use a left handed playstyle, simply flip the crosshair.

• The vertically long line is the boundary that the grenade will not pass.
  
• The highest horizontal line is the indicator of the grenade's peak height when being shot (relative to the player).

[img https://imgur.com/a/3IaTKwt]https://i.imgur.com/1JmHrRL_d.webp[/img]
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If a player can fill this box or is larger than it, then they are likely <= 0.636kHU away from you. Otherwise, they are further away and the other mil-dot needs to be used.

EDIT: The bottom line approximates where the grenade will land.

[img https://imgur.com/a/NXJeLBr]https://i.imgur.com/IiwV0yG_d.webp[/img]
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If a player can fit and fill within the pink area, then they are likely between 0.636kHU and 1.2kHU. The angled line at the bottom indicates that you need to shoot at a 45 degree angle in order for the grenade to hit them (or have the grenade launcher land ~1.2kHU away).

Here is the download link for the crosshair (The svg is the main file.) You can extract the zip to tf/custom/<whatever> to use it.

EDIT: vgui folder wasn't in materials folder. I fixed that so the crosshair should work now.

I dislike the renaming of the user folder. It's the user's fault that they hide the extension in their file manager, not the config layout. It's an unnecessary deprecation.

You can still setup a symlink to the user folder if you really want to continue to use the user folder. (Symlinks don't seem to work in VPKs.)

What is his desktop environment (OS, mods, hardware, etc.)?

I agree.

That is an awesome project. Thanks for posting these videos!

I think that machine learning will be a key to improving TF2 bots to be playable (or maybe even play in competitive); Good bots could increase the game's longevity and could automate good tutorials.

Same.