How To Get The Smiley Face Crosshair In Valorant
August 8, 2024
| Tags: Valorant
| Author David Hollingsworth
A crosshair strictly for trolling, the smiley face crosshair is still fun to use.
After patch 3.03, the crosshair customizer in the game got much better with newly added functionalities like multiple crosshair profiles, sniper crosshairs, and ADS crosshairs. Using these features, the Valorant community has created some unique crosshair styles and patterns for the past few weeks.
Previously, the Among Us crosshair made a huge buzz in the community and served as troll material. Now, another innovative crosshair in the shape of a smiley face is making its way around with players. While it’s been a while since the crosshair was at its peak, it’s still a fun one to have on your rotation. Here is a step-by-step guide to creating the new smiley face crosshair in Valorant.
Creating a smiley face crosshair
Here is a list of settings to create the goofy-looking āsmiley faceā crosshair, you can change back at any time, so don’t worry too much if you don’t enjoy it. Again, make sure to only use this in casual games as the crosshair is a meme.
General:
Colour = Any colors of your choice (We recommend yellow-green to match the original smiley emojis colors)
Outlines= ON
Outline Opacity= 1
Outline Thickness= 2
Center Dot = On
Center Dot Opacity = 0
Center Dot Thickness= 3
Inner Lines:
Show Inner Lines= On
Inner Line Opacity= 1
Inner Line Length= 2
Inner Line Thickness= 10
Inner Line Offset= 2
Movement ErrorĀ = Off
Firing ErrorĀ = Off
Outer LinesĀ = Off
Unlike theĀ Among Us Crosshair which surprisingly served as an effective alternate crosshair apart from being a meme material, the smiley face crosshair is a complete joke. However, players may find the crosshair uncomfortable and distracting if they are going for serious gameplay. Because of this, we recommend it to be used only against friends in custom/unrated matches. Therefore, if you are looking for a more professional and clean Valorant crosshair, you should check our āBest Valorant Crosshair Settingsā guide which has way more of the type of thing you might be looking for.
David has written for games media outlets for the last ten years. With his first major esports role being with Esports News UK covering mostly UK League of Legends. David is also a member of the British Esports Association and is an advisor to them on World of Warcraft Esports. More recently David has worked for Esports Insider and Red Bull as an esports journalist.
David later became Editor at ESTNN and now leads the current team.
