CS2 · 2026 · Natus Vincere

b1t crosshair code 2026

The crosshair b1t used before CS2’s September 2026 crosshair update, converted to a new CS share code at b1t’s own resolution, 1280×960 stretched. It is pixel-identical to the old one, so you can import it as is.

Pixel-identical
New CS2 code
1280×960 stretched

New share codeImports as is

CSYdwoRKXXRUY9sSuXb6jP4NdrJnJUMmRM9PzsdAYZxLRf

Console command

cl_crosshair_screen_height 960; cl_crosshairstyle 4; cl_crosshair_length 2; cl_crosshair_thickness 2; cl_crosshair_gap 1; cl_crosshairdot 0; cl_crosshair_t 0; cl_crosshair_recoil 0; cl_crosshair_drawoutline 0; cl_crosshaircolor_r 0; cl_crosshaircolor_g 255; cl_crosshaircolor_b 0; cl_crosshaircolor_a 200

Old code (no longer imports)

CSGO-u2H9q-R3KDb-ijHuY-Bfizr-J9T8N

Tweak it in the generator

The new code stores b1t’s screen height, so CS2 rescales it if you play at another resolution. Want to change something first? Open it in the generator.

Before vs after

Pixel-identical

b1t’s old crosshair at 1280×960, zoomed — **Old game, 1280×960**Classic Static · size 1 · thickness 1 · gap -4

b1t’s crosshair from the new CS2 code, zoomed — **New code in CS2 now**Static Cross · length 2 px · thickness 2 px · gap 1 px

Zoomed 30×: one square is one screen pixel at 1280×960. The small squares are actual size.

Settings

Setting	Old	New
Style	Classic Static	Static Cross
Length (old: size)	1	2 px
Thickness	1	2 px
Gap	-4	1 px
Dot	No	No
T style	No	No
Outline	Off	None
Colour	Custom (0, 255, 0)	0, 255, 0
Alpha	200	200
Screen height	—	960

How to use it

Import b1t’s crosshair in CS2

Copy the new codeClick “Copy new code” above. It starts with CS and has no dashes.
Open crosshair settingsIn CS2 open Settings → Crosshair/Scopes and click Share or Import.
Paste and importPaste the code, click Import and check the preview. Prefer the console? Paste the command instead.

Why the old CSGO- code no longer imports, and other ways to apply a crosshair: full import guide · FAQ.

Source

Where this code comes from

The old code and resolution are from b1t’s settings page on prosettings.net as archived on 10 Apr 2026, before the update (archived copy). The team is as listed there at that time.

The new code was generated from that old code by the same engine the converter uses, at 1280×960. Pros change their settings often, so check b1t’s current settings as well.