Crosshair codes and image IDs

Copy an ID without borrowing someone else’s picture

Open the Creator Store decal search for “crosshair”. Open a decal whose creator you can see. Copy the numeric asset ID from the page URL or the asset panel. In BloxStrike, press N, set the style to Image, and paste that number. Destructoid documents those four steps and adds the obvious fix: if the image never loads, the decal is not usable, so pick another.

• A credit code such as LAUNCHSITE is not a crosshair.
• A decal can be taken down. An ID that worked in April can fail in October.
• Confirm the asset name and creator before use; do not download a crosshair installer.

Styles that do not need an ID

Classic and Classic Static use Length, Thickness, Gap, Outline, Center Dot, and color. If you only want a dot, you do not need the Creator Store at all. I start there, because an image crosshair adds a dependency on someone else’s upload.

Asset IDs checked against Roblox

RobloxDen supplied candidate IDs; the Roblox economy asset-details endpoint independently confirmed these names, creators, and Decal type (AssetTypeId 13). This checks identity only, not moderation history, visual suitability, licensing for redistribution, or current BloxStrike compatibility.

FAQ

Keep going

• Crosshair fieldsClassic sliders if you skip images.
• Credit codesThe other kind of code. Do not mix them up.