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The answer to the question: "To crosshair or not to crosshair?"
While working on True Nights and Darkness (shown in screenshots) I found the giant white vanilla crosshair very distracting, but having no crosshair was a bit disorienting and I've seen people try to play the whole game without one, it's painful, especially when they come across Dwemer coins.
After trying out a few different shapes and sizes, single dots, multiple dots, L shapes etc etc, ultimately the best result was just the vanilla crosshair halved in scale + a pinch of TLC (fine tuning the opacity, blurring things, messing with the alpha channel etc).
Depth, detail, precision, immersion, vanilla-friendliness, these are just some of the words you could use to describe this amazing piddly pointer!
Drop it in your textures folder, you won't want to go back! And if you do, well just delete it, OR put a little semi colon after the name!
Enjoy!
Permissions:
It's mine, IT'S ALL MINE!!!
(JK, do what ever you like with it) EDIT: That even includes compilations!
While working on True Nights and Darkness (shown in screenshots) I found the giant white vanilla crosshair very distracting, but having no crosshair was a bit disorienting and I've seen people try to play the whole game without one, it's painful, especially when they come across Dwemer coins.
After trying out a few different shapes and sizes, single dots, multiple dots, L shapes etc etc, ultimately the best result was just the vanilla crosshair halved in scale + a pinch of TLC (fine tuning the opacity, blurring things, messing with the alpha channel etc).
Depth, detail, precision, immersion, vanilla-friendliness, these are just some of the words you could use to describe this amazing piddly pointer!
Drop it in your textures folder, you won't want to go back! And if you do, well just delete it, OR put a little semi colon after the name!
Enjoy!
Permissions:
It's mine, IT'S ALL MINE!!!
(JK, do what ever you like with it) EDIT: That even includes compilations!