Description
I found this utility that adds an external cross hair on your window of choice: I did not write this and am sharing this for all you who need it, (Badly) External Crosshair v3 What does it do? It will display a crosshair over the chosen process or window until you stop it. What's new: - Rewritten from scratch and more neater (from coding perspective) - The crosshair should always in the correct place no matter what computer you use. - There is a crosshair preview now to see what each crosshair looks like. - No flicker whatsoever because of a new drawing method (no longer uses SetPixel) - There's now a process list and window list. * Choosing a process will only target the process' main window. * The window list contains ALL windows in your taskbar, not just the main window's of the processes. This means you can easily target a specific window. - New crosshair designs: Dot and Large Dot. - You can now select a specific colour using the colour selector. - You can now adjust the X and Y offset of the crosshair (although you really don't need this) Can I get banned for this? Absolutely not, this does not hook, write or read any memory from another process. The only thing it does is display a crosshair on a window. Does this work on fullscreen games? No (although I haven't tried), that'd require hooking DirectX which could result in a ban. Requirements: .NET Framework 3.5 How do I use this? - Download and extract the attachment - Run External Crosshair v3.exe - Click on Settings and choose a crosshair design, change the colour if you want - Close the window and click on Process. - Choose a process to target (only processes with windows will appear), you can also type in the name of a process (it must be on the list). Alternatively, you can click on Window List and choose a specific window. - Close the window and click Start. - Enjoy! Click Stop to close/hide the crosshair. Credits: master131 pimvdb and Spazzarama for little snippets of code