Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
bind [key] "incrementvar [command] [smaller argument] [larger argument] [changes between each toggle]"
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1. Start off with a normal bind + a key
2. In quotes type incrementvar following with the command you want to toggle. In the video I used cl_crosshairthickness; cl_crosshairsize; cl_crosshairgap; cl_Crosshaircolor
3. The smaller argument refer's to the small of the 2 numbers you want your toggle to swap between. The larger being the opposite. The last number is the amount between each it will swap by. For example if you put in 0 4 1 as the numbers, then the toggle will start with 0 and then go to 1 then 2 then 3 then 4 and finally cycling back to 0. Remember to at least put 1 as the third number as putting 0 will not do anything.
4. If you want to toggle between 2 numbers (for ex. 2 and 5), the final number must be equal to the magnitude of their difference. In my example it would be 3.
5. You can use the ; key between commands to link multiple commands to one button.
6. A simple command looks like: bind o "incrementvar cl_Crosshairstyle 1 3 1"
this would toggle between the first 3 crosshair styles.
The command used in the video:
bind o "incrementvar cl_crosshairthickness 0 1 1; incrementvar cl_crosshairsize 2 5 3;incrementvar cl_crosshairgap -2 0 2; incrementvar cl_crosshaircolor 2 5 3"
This allowed me to swap between 2 crosshair settings although in theory more than 2 can be used assuming that the differences between the crosshairs are consistent.
Tanks 4 watch und reed :p
bind [key] "incrementvar [command] [smaller argument] [larger argument] [changes between each toggle]"
*comments are disable for some fucking reason and i can't re-enable them
1. Start off with a normal bind + a key
2. In quotes type incrementvar following with the command you want to toggle. In the video I used cl_crosshairthickness; cl_crosshairsize; cl_crosshairgap; cl_Crosshaircolor
3. The smaller argument refer's to the small of the 2 numbers you want your toggle to swap between. The larger being the opposite. The last number is the amount between each it will swap by. For example if you put in 0 4 1 as the numbers, then the toggle will start with 0 and then go to 1 then 2 then 3 then 4 and finally cycling back to 0. Remember to at least put 1 as the third number as putting 0 will not do anything.
4. If you want to toggle between 2 numbers (for ex. 2 and 5), the final number must be equal to the magnitude of their difference. In my example it would be 3.
5. You can use the ; key between commands to link multiple commands to one button.
6. A simple command looks like: bind o "incrementvar cl_Crosshairstyle 1 3 1"
this would toggle between the first 3 crosshair styles.
The command used in the video:
bind o "incrementvar cl_crosshairthickness 0 1 1; incrementvar cl_crosshairsize 2 5 3;incrementvar cl_crosshairgap -2 0 2; incrementvar cl_crosshaircolor 2 5 3"
This allowed me to swap between 2 crosshair settings although in theory more than 2 can be used assuming that the differences between the crosshairs are consistent.
Tanks 4 watch und reed :p
