Trying to change crosshairs

[spineblaZe]

Does anyone know what texture file(s) the crosshairs are in? I have been trying to get a standard UT2004 crosshair in, but it isn't working. I have even imported the crosshairs.utx from my UT2004\Textures to UT2004\UTXMP\Textures and referenced them in my XMPUser.ini, but it's still not working.

I've been browsing through the textures in UED, but haven't found the crosshairs yet.

Thanks in advance




Or just give me instructions for changing my crosshair.;-)

 

[CoRporis]

I don't know how to edit the texture files but have u tried to add the k-aus x-hair pack ? That should work but I havn't tried it for myself.

 

[BooGiTyBoY]

I havne't looked in the options yet... but my big gripe withthe xhairs so far is the gunners rocket launcher is way too opaque. Hopefully you can scale down the opacity in the settings or ini file.

 

[MÆST]

The brown non-zoomed sniper crosshair blends in too well with the brown levels. Personally, I'd like to use a white dot with a black outline for all of them.

 

[Kyllian]

I don't know how to edit the texture files but have u tried to add the k-aus x-hair pack ? That should work but I havn't tried it for myself.

K-Aus maker here.
I've tried, seems the weapons' xhairs are included in the weapon code(and probably overwrites custom/default xhairs)

 

[spineblaZe]

K-Aus maker here.
I've tried, seems the weapons' xhairs are included in the weapon code(and probably overwrites custom/default xhairs)

Damn.

 

[CoRporis]

Yea and I didn't realize they didn't put the weapons tab on the settings screen.
EDIT I love the x-hair pack btw...

 

[Kyllian]

Damn.

Yea...
And here's the chunk of code from XMPAssaultRifle

simulated function UpdateCrosshair(Canvas Canvas)
{
    local texture CTex;

    Super.UpdateCrosshair(Canvas);

    CTex = Texture'UIResT.Crosshairs.utxmpcross';

    Canvas.SetPos((Canvas.ClipX * 0.5) - 32,(Canvas.ClipY * 0.5) - 23);
    Canvas.DrawTile(CTex,64,46,0,196,104,75);
}

It pretty much overwrites normal xhairs

 

[caff]

Personally, I'd like to use a white dot with a black outline for all of them.

amen to that