Universal Tunable Xhair v2.0

[63OR63]

Copyright © 2012 Георгий Минулин (also known as 63OR63)

Universal Tunable Xhair is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

Universal Tunable Xhair is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

Thanks to tic (Tariq Porter) for his GDI+ Library

Description:

Universal Tunable Xhair is an Autohotkey script that creates the overlay crosshair above any game/application you specified. You can adjust the size, the shape, the color and the position of the crosshair with a few hotkeys.

Note: VAC status of Universal Tunable Xhair is undetected and it will never change, because it doesn't read/write game memory, inject dll etc.

Key features:
-It's universal and can be used with any game.
-High customizability allows you to create the ideal crosshair for for each situation and game.
-Combining colors ensures that the crosshair stays visible against all surfaces.
-With this crosshair you can always be sure to know where your bullets are supposed to go. Also, works great with sniper rifles.
-Bonus script to get rid of borders in windowed mode is included.
-New drawing algorithm provides stable working without any flickering.
-All settings are stored in the system registry, so they won't get lost after restarting the script or the game.

Changelog:

Improvements over version 1.3:
1. Changed the core function from built-in SetPixel to GDI+ SetPixel. No more flickering now.
2. The settings storage moved from an external .ini file to the system registry at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\63OR63\Universal Tunable Xhair
3. Minor bug fixes and code optimizing.

Usage:

1. Run xhair.exe
2. Start the game in windowed mode.

 

In CS:GO you can set "maximized windowed" in graphical settings.
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Universal tutorial for all Source games:
1. Right-click on the game title under the Library in Steam and select Properties.
2. Under the General tab click the Set launch options... button.
3. Enter the "-windowed -noborder" and click OK.
4. Close the game's Properties window and launch the game.
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To get rid of borders in windowed mode in any game you may use "noborders.exe" (launch before the game which is in the applicable list in system registry you specified).

2.1. Optional: disable native crosshair, for example by typing "crosshair 0" in game console
3. Allow the crosshair to appear in currently active game by pressing alt+insert (only if you haven't done it before). By default, Universal Tunable Xhair is set to appear in all Source games, including CS:GO, CS:S, HL2DM, L4D(2) and others, so you needn't to add them to the applicable list in settings storage at system registry.
4. Activate the crosshair by pressing insert
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List of all hotkeys:
Allow showing in currently active game: alt+insert
Disallow showing in currently active game: insert+delete
ON/OFF: insert
Change color of pixel range: number+- or number+=
Hide/show pixel range: number+backspace
Move up: alt+↑
Move down: alt+↓
Move left: alt+←
Move right: alt+→
Reset position to center: alt+delete

 

The crosshair is 19 pixels height and width. Each pixel can be visible or not and have its own color from the list: red, yellow, green, cyan, blue, magenta, white, black. Pixels are grouped in "ranges" according to their distance from center of crosshair. To change the color of pixel range press either number and "-" or number and "=". The colors will shift from red to black and vise versa.
To change the visibility of pixel range press the corresponding number and "backspace".
By default, the crosshair is drawn in the very center of the app's working area. You can move it by pressing "alt" and arrows; "alt+delete" will reset its position back to the center.

Examples:

VirusScans:

VirusTotal, Jotti

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