I see what you mean, but there doesn't seem to be too much I can do with crosshairs. I'm honestly not sure how I can fix that. have you tried playing without it?jimbob wrote:While playing with crosshair on, i noticed that bullet marks (alle weapon marks) appearing below the crosshair and not at the crosshair. It's not game breaking just irritating.
[WIP] Doom Expanded Beta 7.5 Released
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That has to do with the Player.AttackZOffset and Player.ViewHeight properties. The view height of the player is increased in this mod, which makes you feel a little taller in game while the attack offset is remaind the same. So, adjusting the former property would do the trick.
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Re: [WIP] Doom Expanded Beta 7.5 Released
Fixed using the AttackZOffset. Set to 17 to match the crosshair in-game.Blue Shadow wrote:That has to do with the Player.AttackZOffset and Player.ViewHeight properties. The view height of the player is increased in this mod, which makes you feel a little taller in game while the attack offset is remaind the same. So, adjusting the former property would do the trick.
Re: [WIP] Doom Expanded Beta 7.5 Released
Great. I added this for myself and it works fine now.BlueFireZ88 wrote:Fixed using the AttackZOffset. Set to 17 to match the crosshair in-game.