Answered How do I use custom crosshairs?

[Deleted member 2120]

I never really found out how to use these, and the internet is no help so I will ask you guys.

By custom crosshairs I mean ones from gamebanana

 

[Lucas]

Either a custom HUD, or go to multiplayer in option and change there (this is from memory, wirtten in 10 seconds)

 

[AgentPiman]

put it in your tf/custom folder

 

[Deleted member 2120]

Either a custom HUD, or go to multiplayer in option and change there (this is from memory, wirtten in 10 seconds)

I mean ones that you have to download. I don't know where to place the files.

 

[Deleted member 2120]

put it in your tf/custom folder

Ok I will try that.

 

[Deleted member 2120]

put it in your tf/custom folder

Sadly it did not work.

 

[AgentPiman]

the file containing the crosshairs?

 

[Deleted member 2120]

the file containing the crosshairs?

There 2 crosshairs so there are 4 files, 2 vtfs and 2 vmts.

 

[AgentPiman]

it was in a zip file, so it should be all in one folder, put it in tf/custom

 

[Deleted member 2120]

it was in a zip file, so it should be all in one folder, put it in tf/custom

You have to use WinRar to extract the files that come with the crosshair. Its the same thing with mods and HUDS. It won't work if I just use the ZIP but I might as well try.

 

[AgentPiman]

you can extract zip files without winrar

 

[Deleted member 2120]

you can extract zip files without winrar

WinRar makes it far easier.

Also the file I am trying to download is a .rar file so I can't exactly just put it in the custom folder, it won't work.

 

[Lolboy]

I recall having to make a second folder named 'custom' inside the first 'custom' one. Not sure if this is still the case or if memory serves me right. But can give it a try. Put the components in the second 'custom' folder after creating it.

So it would be tf/custom/custom. But again, not sure if this would even work at all. Last time I tried to install something custom it never really worked out and it wasn't something I was dire to have, but simply a nice adjustment.

 

[Deleted member 2120]

I recall having to make a second folder named 'custom' inside the first 'custom' one. Not sure if this is still the case or if memory serves me right. But can give it a try. Put the components in the second 'custom' folder after creating it.

So it would be tf/custom/custom. But again, not sure if this would even work at all. Last time I tried to install something custom it never really worked out and it wasn't something I was dire to have, but simply a nice adjustment.

Alright I will try that.