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Sniper Crosshair Hider

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Jun 30, 2024 @ 5:41pm

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Description

Not to be confused with my Scope Crosshair Hider script, this is a small edit of that which stemmed from an idea I had mere moments after publishing the previous script. This time, it hides the crosshair whenever you have a sniper out, regardless if you zoom in or not.

Feeling adventurous and want to make using snipers a bit more challenging? Give this a go.

NOTE:

This does not hide custom crosshairs
This is a totally separate script, and is not meant to be used with Scope Crosshair Hider, use one or the other

This will only work properly in singleplayer.
Will only work for the host if you're hosting a local server

11 Comments

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Jericho Nov 6, 2024 @ 10:02pm

Bro didn't know there's console commands

tomaz [author] Jul 12, 2024 @ 3:44am

at that point just type crosshair 0 in the console lol

[GC.SKINS] ElTamales Jul 11, 2024 @ 10:26pm

pls global version

Raizen Jul 5, 2024 @ 11:22am

This is pretty neat. Got a suggestion, would you mind making the laser dot visible when zooming in? Its kind of weird not seeing the laser dot when zooming in equipped.

tomaz [author] Jul 3, 2024 @ 5:16am

ah yeah that does make more sense, will update when i get the chance, thanks!!

Interneted Jul 3, 2024 @ 5:04am

I think the host index may change and not always 1, rare but happens when more players join the server. Might want to use GetListenServerHost() and check that the server is not a dedicated server using IsDedicatedServer(), but I haven't tested it yet.