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Valorant: How To Make Your Crosshair Not Move

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Many players want to get a Static crosshair in Valorant that doesn’t move. If you have been playing FPS games then you will know that having a proper crosshair is a must. And the default crosshair that this game gives you is one that moves when shooting or moving. So in this guide let us check how to make your crosshair not move in Valorant.

How to Make Crosshair Not Move in Valorant

how to make crosshair inner lines not move in valorant

In order to make your Crosshair not move in Valorant, you need to disable all the error correction options in the Crosshair settings. The four main options that you need to disable are:

  • Inner Lines
    • Movement Error: Enabling this will make the inner lines move when you walk or run. The movement is big while running, medium while walking, and small when crouch walking.
    • Firing Error: Enabling this makes the inner lines move outward when you shoot. They move further away the longer you spray.
  • Outer Lines
    • Movement Error: Just like the inner lines, enabling it will make outer lines move when you walk or run. The movement is most while running and least while crouch walking.
    • Firing Error: Again similar to the firing error of inner lines. It makes the outer lines move outward when you shoot if you choose to enable it. They move further away the longer you spray.

how to make crosshair outer lines not move in valorant

So if you want a completely static Crosshair that doesn’t move while firing or moving, disable all of the above four options. You can also choose to play around with them to make a crosshair that moves as per your preference.

That covers this guide on how to make your crosshair not move in Valorant while shooting or moving. Since you are looking to customize your crosshair you should find these guides useful on how to make your crosshair smaller, change shotgun crosshair, and get flower crosshair. And for other settings and tips on this game check out our Valorant section.

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