There's plenty of ways to overlay a borderless window crosshair. But using borderless windowed mode increases input lag and can adversely affect performance, especially on lower end systems. DISCLAIMER: I wanted to make sure that I was not in breach of the EULA before using this method for a custom crosshair overlay, as some methods of overlaying elements in full screen are intrusive and could possibly be used to gain an unfair advantage. 08:12 PMPosted by Crosshair overlay can't be bannable. I believe there are even monitors you can buy from big time, reputable manufacturers that have this feature built right in. Only Asus moniters have this feature as far as I know, and only on a few models: MG248Q, MG28UQ and MG24UQ. I thought of buying one just for the crosshair feature haha, but I already have a decent gaming monitor and I'm not made of money.

Best Crosshair Overlay Program - Linus Tech Tips During my search to find the best crosshair overlay solution, in the farthest regions of google, I found a program that was created for business, that, funny as it is, does the job better than mumble, Asus monitors, programs that were created especially for crosshair overlays,.

My PG279Q has it. I don't use it because it is ulgy AF and overdone. I will give a try to Overwolf, just keep in mind that this software in harvesting your personal data like crazy, like the big-data of gaming industry. 12:30 AMPosted by My PG279Q has it.

I don't use it because it is ulgy AF and overdone. I will give a try to Overwolf, just keep in mind that this software in harvesting your personal data like crazy, like the big-data of gaming industry. They only gather personal info if you make an account, and if you use the browser overlay they have access to your history. I don't have an online account and I don't use the browser, so I don't see any of this as an issue.

You could of course block the program in windows firewall from accessing the internet, as it functions fine without it. Virustotal scans reveal nothing wrong with the file/archive, however it is important to Know that even they can't detect everything (seen it for myself). I'm currently working on a simple json edit (with an online editor) and re-adding it into the archive (via 7zip portable). This will work as a form of duplication for the extension, allowing the users to toggle between 2 or 3 crosshairs (I will only make 2 duplicates, it's not hard but I will try to edit the icons and a few x-hairs myself as well). Will return with an edited post or a new reply - in the meantime, got any suggestions for uploading the files?