DUSK - Pixel Perfect / Consistent Crosshair Sizes

A guide to setting pixel perfect / consistent crosshair sizes for all weapons in DUSK, when using standard 16:9 resolutions

Crosshairs

If you've ever loaded up DUSK with default settings and been distracted by the wonky looking crosshairs for most of the weapons, this guide could be for you. The values below should be correct as of version 1.5, and should work for both weapon-based and single style crosshairs.

Whilst you can select these values using the crosshair scale bar in game, note that the bar can create values to more decimal places than the number shows, so you may have to move it around a bit to get the desired scale.
I would instead recommend inserting the values directly into the configuration file. To do this, right click on DUSK in your Steam Library, click on Properties... then Local Files then Browse... which should open the game's folder on your PC. From here, open the config folder and locate the file dusk.ini (I recommend creating a backup of dusk.ini before editing it). Open dusk.ini in Notepad or Wordpad, locate the line crosshairsize and change it to the desired value (for example, crosshairsize = 0.88 ). Save the file (making sure the file extension is still .ini ) and the value should be set in game, so you can now enjoy those pixel perfect crosshairs!

The tables below show the crosshair size value along the top, the display resolution down the side, and the resulting pixels per square the crosshairs will consist of in game. Please note that the "S" of the cigar seems to render at half the pixels per square of all other crosshairs, so to get perfect scaling for it you will need to choose values that produce even numbers (e.g. 2x2 px, 4x4 px, 6x6 px, 8x8 px).

	Crosshair Size >	0.44	0.66	0.88	1.095	1.32	1.5325	1.7525
Resolution
1280x720		1x1 px		2x2 px		3x3 px		4x4 px
2560x1440		2x2 px	3x3 px	4x4 px	5x5 px	6x6 px	7x7 px	8x8 px

	Crosshair Size >	0.29	0.435	0.58	0.73	0.88	1.025	1.17
Resolution
1920x1080		1x1 px		2x2 px		3x3 px		4x4 px
3840x2160		2x2 px	3x3 px	4x4 px	5x5 px	6x6 px	7x7 px	8x8 px

Let me know if there are any mistakes with these values in case I didn't spot an error in sizing with a certain crosshair type. 3840x2160 was a bit tricky to test as I had to use DSR to scale up to it on my display.

Sorry to those with ultra-wide, 16:10 or other aspect ratios - I'm somewhat limited by what I can test with a 16:9 display, so I focused on the most common 16:9 resolutions. You could try and calculate your own values using the resolution differences between these ones, but these values will not necessarily be accurate enough for that to work (as several decimal places are possible), so you'll likely need to do some experimenting anyway.

Otherwise I hope everyone else finds this guide useful and enjoys their pixel perfect crosshairs!