How the shape reads
Green supports fast recovery and the thin arms leave the target exposed. The two-unit length makes the shape easier to locate than a one-unit cross.
COMMUNITY-LABELED REFERENCE PRESET
ropz-Labeled CS2 Crosshair Preset
This is a community catalog label and modeled reference, not a verified official or current setting from ropz. Copy the native code below only as a starting point, then test and tune it for your own display.
1920×1080 REFERENCE · 4× PIXEL GRID
NATIVE IMPORT VALUE
Copy the ropz-labeled reference code
Copy the complete native value below, then paste it into the in-game import control.
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How this modeled crosshair shape behaves
The saved profile uses two-unit green arms, 0.5 thickness, and a moderate negative gap. It creates an airy static cross with more orientation than the smallest profiles but little visual weight.
Who should test it
A balanced reference for players who want a readable green cross without a dot, outline, or dense center.
What to watch
Thin lines can lose definition on some resolutions, and green is not equally distinct on every map surface.
A controlled adjustment
Try a slight thickness increase only after testing another green shade; changing color may solve visibility without adding target coverage.
USE IT IN GAME
Import this CS2 crosshair
The code is copied locally in your browser. No account or upload is involved.
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Open CS2 and go to Settings → Game → Crosshair.
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Choose Share or Import in the crosshair preview area.
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Paste the copied CSGO- import code and confirm.
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Test the crosshair in a practice map before entering a match.
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Related CS2 reference presets
Compare another cross profile before choosing your final setup.