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Digital Crosshair Hub

A persistent, fully customizable crosshair menu with saved per-player presets

$6.99
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The digital crosshair hub hands every player a modern, fully customizable reticle they can shape to their own aiming style and keep forever. From a clean settings menu they adjust gap, length, thickness, colour and opacity in real time, then save it so their perfect crosshair follows them across sessions.

Designed to work smoothly alongside any framework, the hub focuses on performance and stability so it never becomes a source of stutter or conflict. It is the kind of quality-of-life upgrade that instantly makes gunplay feel more comfortable and competitive on your server.

What the digital crosshair hub offers

The whole experience centres on control, clarity and a look that players actually want to keep on screen.

  • A modern, intuitive menu for tuning gap, length, thickness, colour and opacity on the fly.
  • Database persistence so each player's crosshair choice is remembered between sessions.
  • Live preview while editing, letting players see every change before they commit to it.
  • Framework-friendly design that drops in beside ESX, QBCore or standalone setups.
  • Lightweight rendering tuned for stable frame rates even on busy servers.

Simple to install, easy to theme

Server owners get a polished feature with almost none of the usual setup friction.

  • Straightforward configuration so you can set defaults and optional restrictions.
  • Clean, professional code with an emphasis on maintainability and regular updates.
  • Optional command or menu keybind so players open the hub exactly when they need it.
  • Sensible limits to keep crosshairs fair and readable during firefights.
  • No heavy dependencies, keeping the resource small and quick to load.

A good crosshair is deeply personal, and letting players dial in their own reticle removes a small but constant point of friction in combat-heavy roleplay. It signals that your server cares about the details that competitive shooters notice immediately. New players can copy a trusted reticle in seconds, while veterans fine-tune every pixel until aiming feels second nature. Little quality-of-life wins like this quietly separate a polished server from a rushed one.

Because settings persist per player, nobody has to reconfigure anything after a restart or a reconnect, which keeps the experience frictionless over time. It simply works, session after session.

Polishing your player-facing UI? Browse more overlays in our HUD and UI scripts, or explore the full scripts collection for menus, notifications and more.

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