Settings
BloxStrike crosshairs
Updated 2026-10-16
Open settings with N, according to Destructoid’s April 2026 guide, then choose Classic Static, Classic, or Image. Start with a visible static style; use an image asset ID only in the Image field, not the reward-code menu.
Fields those guides list
The same writeup names Follow Recoil, Center Dot, Length, Thickness, Gap, Outline, RGB, Alpha, and T Style. bloxstrike.wiki’s settings page repeats the idea with player color and gap notes. I am not pasting six pro players’ exact RGB values as if I measured them. Use the sliders, then copy your own.
- Press N in a match to open settings (Destructoid).
- Classic is dynamic. Classic Static stays put. Image uses a decal.
- A static dot with a small gap is the usual “I want to see the head” starting point. Tune it; do not tattoo someone else’s numbers.
Image crosshairs are decal IDs
“Crosshair codes” in search results are not a BloxStrike coupon. Destructoid’s steps are: find a decal on the Roblox Creator Store, copy the asset ID, set Crosshair Style to Image, paste the ID. If it does not load, pick another decal. The directory page lists how to read an ID without claiming the decal is an official BloxStrike asset.
What I would change first
Choose a color that contrasts with both bright and dark surfaces, then adjust length, gap, and thickness one at a time. Keep enough opacity to see the crosshair during movement. These are visibility suggestions, not a measured best preset. Match your turning distance separately on the sensitivity page.
FAQ
Is there one best crosshair?
No measured winner. The menu exposes the same kinds of fields CS players expect. Pick a static or classic style you can see.
Why will my image ID not show?
The decal may be private, moderated, or deleted. The published fix is to try a different public decal ID.