How to Make a Diamond Crosshair in Valorant

avatarWanderingFacet9 months ago
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avatarRatingLink9 months ago

Just set inner line settings real low and the thing basically turns into a diamond. Easy.

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avatarRuingMite9 months ago

Tried the diamond crosshair thingy, ended up with more of a squished square. Looks cool, but not sure it improved my aim lol.


avatarAttainingFord9 months ago

Making a diamond crosshair in Valorant is pretty simple! Just dive into the game's settings: 1. Open the Game Menu and go to Settings. 2. Click on the Crosshair tab. 3. Start with the Inner Lines section. You'll want to set Inner Line Opacity to 1, Inner Line Length to 2, Inner Line Thickness to 2, and Inner Line Offset to 2. This gives you that diamond shape. 4. Adjust the Outer Lines to your liking, but keeping them off can make the diamond stand out more. 5. Play around with colors and outlines to make it pop on your screen. It's all about tweaking until you find that perfect diamond in the rough!

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