Merry Christmas to you all,

Have fun with a small script I created for FPSC Classic and now ported to GG.
Restrictions:
Do not sell or say it is yours.

I hope I am first this time with my adaptive crosshair script. Everything from the video is included.(excluded the map, I am sure nobody wants it )

Thanks Lee for the cool new commands!!!
If you read this Lee, maybe some new Commands what could make it easier and this script usefull
-SpriteCenter(spritename) .. Center the sprite at the SpritePosition coordinates
-SpriteSize(spritename,x,y) which accepts pixel as number(that would help to scale sprites on different PCs)
-PlrMultAccuracy("Percentage how good the player shoot")
Thanks for your work

How to use it:
dynamic entity with always active and crosshair.lua as main. Thats it (use a invisible crosshair for the weapons, also included)



Thanks for all and have a nice day

Corno_1

Thanks Corno_1! Exactly what I need for my game

Thank you Corno_1

and a Merry Christmas to you..

Harry

Thank you and Merry Xmas.

Thanks for the script, it's very much appreciated.

Just one question though.

What does it do? I may be just missing the point, but I can't see it doing anything in the video, what's it supposed to do?

Maybe you look at the crosshair again when I move or shoot. It is small but you can easily adjust this to your needs

Maybe you know some shooters where the crosshair also gets bigger if you shoot or get smaller if you crouch? This is standard in FPS(exept some old ones) and this script simulate this.

Ah I see, sorry for asking, I just didn't know what an adaptive crosshair was, i'm not a big FPS'er so when I play those games I concentrate more on the enemy (running away from the enemy to be more precise) than the crosshair so had not noticed

Hi,

I updated the scripts to work again and reuploaded it again (same password)

Have fun

Thanks for the re-upload Corno_1 :-]

Hey anyone who is making use of Corno's excellent script - here are some more modern crosshairs for your images/crosshair

Thanks Corno_1