- #ASUS VS238H CROSSHAIR OVERLAY INSTALL#
- #ASUS VS238H CROSSHAIR OVERLAY MOD#
- #ASUS VS238H CROSSHAIR OVERLAY MANUAL#
- #ASUS VS238H CROSSHAIR OVERLAY DOWNLOAD#
Simply download the image you would like to use and save it to the "Crosshairs" folder.Īn incredibly large collection of crosshairs can be found at this Google Drive, courtesy of Iris. To restore the default white dot, right click the variable and select "Restore Defaults".Ī larger set of premade crosshairs from the legacy.
The preloaded crosshairs are shown below:
#ASUS VS238H CROSSHAIR OVERLAY MOD#
Right click the "Crosshair" component and click "Open Directory" to reach the mod folder, where the "Crosshairs" folder is contained. For easy access, copy and paste your own images into this folder so you can quickly navigate to them later on. Press the "" button and navigate to the file path of the image you'd like to use.Ī small set of preloaded images is included in the "Crosshairs" folder. To configure what image the crosshair overlay uses, click the "Crosshair" component and "Configure". If you accidentally hide the mod manager or need to access it while in-game (it hides automatically when a session starts), move your mouse to the left side of the client and click in the highlighted region with the arrow. On the main menu screen, press "Add Mod", find the "Crosshair Overlay" mod, and press "Install". A lot less sluggish, doesn't crash nearly as often, and seems to pound a bit better.The Recursion Real-Time Stat Tracker now has a built-in configurable crosshair overlay! It features automatic centering of images, the ability to use any custom user-specified image for the crosshair, an easy way to toggle its visibility on demand, and immediate updating so you can change the crosshair in seconds if desired. With that said, if you have the 9" HU, I would keep using that as it's really not too bad compared to the 7".
#ASUS VS238H CROSSHAIR OVERLAY MANUAL#
Personally, if I were going to replace the HU, I would get one that's known to work with Subaru's inputs, in particular the reverse camera which (to me,) is one of the best parts about the stock HU other than maybe Bluetooth for hands-free.Īs I understand it, the camera is just the wires for video plus a switch from the transmission to say if it's in reverse or not (probably connected to the same switch for the reverse light.) Granted, my Impreza is also the 5-speed manual base model so, it might be more simple thanks to how simple manual transmissions are. It sounds like a fun project but, it's going to take you a lot of time to get right. However, wiring in your own custom stuff might prove to be tricky. If you have the base model head (7-inch,) unit like I have in my 2015 Impreza, by all means, replace it. If anyone can help me with the script, it would be very much appreciated!
I had tracked down a 7" LCD display that had a break out adapter for reverse camera's, however, Subaru has theirs hardwired into the HU. The biggest thing I am going to have to do is get the reverse camera built into my Forester to launch a video window that fills the screen, over any other application running, and closing out when put into any other gear. The bluetooth connectivity for hands-free calling and voice commands is "easy" to do.
#ASUS VS238H CROSSHAIR OVERLAY INSTALL#
I've tracked down some tutorials on the basic install process for the software, and even getting the information for the SWC. The basics of getting AndroidAuto (at least open source variants) to work with is something I'm comfortable with getting done. I will be replacing the Starlink HU in my 2016 Forester for something much better in terms of functionality, upgrade-ability, and over all snappiness. PiCan2 for getting system information ( ) First of all, looking forward to this project when "resources" open up and allow me to get all of the parts together.
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