While this isn't exactly a big deal for a game like Tribes where there isn't an ADS element to the game, in other games this could be considered a pretty big exploit. With in-game custom reticles we could have a custom reticle for each and every gun - particularly useful for those of us who have a diverse skill-set and utilize classes/weapons that can take advantage of a rangefinder While its not a particularly difficult hack, its more trouble than its worth if we had a viable in-game alternative if done and offered correctly (will explain more later w/ pt 4) You do not need to be connected to a Mumble server.Mumble needs to be running for this to work.You need to be playing in your monitor's native resolution or the game will freak out.You probably need the latest version of Mumble 1.2.4-rc1-8-gb115a29 (Snapshot).So if you do not use 1920x1080 you might need to edit the crosshairs.Įnough talk, you can download the. The same green dot crosshair can be seen in a lower resolution here.

The crosshairs do scale with screen resolution. Overlays must be enabled in mumble for this to work, so I provided a mumble overlay which does not include the default friends list which you can use if you prefer not to have one. The album also shows the different overlay options, friends list scaled large, friends list scaled small, and no friends list.

This album shows the mumble cross hair (small green dot) between my blue CS crosshair to show it is centered in the screen.

I created a hybrid of solutions provided by Boulop, Mstarr and ChickenNWaffles in order to meet my needs. I wanted a custom crosshair/reticle and using a mumble overlay sounded more appealing to me than running an overlay program combined with Tribes in windowed mode.

Rust crosshair overlay