Alright, so I wanted to get my crosshair in CS2 looking just right, specifically like donk’s. I’m not a pro or anything, but a good crosshair just feels better, you know?
First, I started by looking up what settings donk actually uses. I have watched many videos from Youtube. I found some websites and forum posts talking about it, but I was kinda, “Is this even real, man?” Lot’s of different stuff was confusing me.
My Fumbling Attempts
I jumped into CS2 and started messing around in the settings menu. I tried to eyeball it, you know, just adjusting the sliders and seeing if it looked close. It was… not great. Let’s just say there was a lot of squinting and going “Nah, that’s not it.”
- I changed the crosshair style. Classic? Dynamic? Legacy? What a mess.
- I fiddled with the thickness, length, and gap.
- I even messed around with the color, but it just didn’t feel “donk” enough.
I realized eyeballing wasn’t going to cut it. I needed the actual numbers.
Finding and Applying the Code
After some more digging, I finally found what I wanted. Someone posted the simple code about his crosshair settings.
I opened up the console in CS2 (you know, that little text box thingy). I pasted the code in, hit enter, and boom! There it was. It looks pretty darn close to what I was going for.
It was a huge improvement! It felt way better than my random guessing attempts. Now I can frag out with a (hopefully) pro-level crosshair. It’s the little things, right?
