- January 5, 2021
- Eduard Kozadaev
HudSight - custom crosshair overlay
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About
HudSight is a custom crosshair overlay tool that can be used in both full screen and windowed modes, making it compatible with a wide range of games that use DirectX 9, 10, 11, 12, OpenGL, and Vulkan graphics. It features pre-installed crosshairs and the ability to use your own image, and it supports 32 and 64-bit games on Windows 10/11. Some games may not be compatible with HudSight due to their own security measures.

- Highly customizable crosshair options that enhance gameplay experience.
- Works well with a variety of games, especially those lacking built-in crosshairs.
- Easy to use and set up, providing a significant improvement in aiming for many players.
- Frequent reliability issues, with many users experiencing crashes and functionality problems.
- Recent updates have caused significant bugs, including requiring reactivation and loss of settings.
- Some users report being banned from games due to the use of this software, raising concerns about its safety.
optimization
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe optimization of the application has received mixed reviews; while some users appreciate its reliability and lack of performance issues in certain games like Doom Eternal, others report significant performance impacts when used alongside specific titles, leading to gameplay detriments. The application offers customization and versatility but comes with a learning curve and potential performance drawbacks that need addressing for broader appeal. Overall, better optimization could enhance its practicality and popularity.
“But in Rust, it's perfect; no overlay so you don't have any performance drop or input lag!”
“Reliable, customizable, and not causing any performance issues.”
“If well optimized, it could be more practical and popular.”
“Additionally, I noticed a performance impact when running certain games alongside HudSight, which detracted from the overall experience.”
“Optimization needs to be developed.”
“Just keep in mind it does affect performance slightly.”