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Make your own crosshair in Paint or in Photoshop, save it in .bmp, convert it to sprite with Sprite explorer program and then again, tweak weapon_*name*.txt file in order to get new crosshair working.
Cool - how would I edit the txt file? i did open it up to see what's in them but it was a lot of numbers and it wasn't clear how the values could be edited to include the new sprites
Look for crosshair line. In that line, there will be information about sprite properties.
If you got seperated sprite that has crosshair on it, rename crosshairs after 640 into different sprite name. After that name, there goes numbers.
The first numbers is a position where sprite showed up. If you got seperated sprite, change first 2 numbers into 0 0. The last 2 numbers is a weight and height of sprite. Depending on sprite image, you will have to change that number value either to bigger number or lower number. Careful with this one, as the incorrect values may mess up the sprite in-game itself.
(To verify weight and height of sprite image, you will have to use sprite explorer in order to view properties and such.)
After that, save it.
Just in case, I'll put an modificated version of that text file, so you can see things a little better.
I really hope this was understanable as I am not sure how to describe things in proper way...yet, sorry.