So example: PUBG banned the use of reshade (because while a lot of people were using it harmlessly, some people used it to gain unfair advantages like super zooming in, etc) and had to specifically scan for that particular program. And then again, those sort of programs aren’t automatically detected as cheats, because they’re not cheats. The graphics injector/changer programs that CAN get detected are stuff like ENB/reshade/etc since those can actually impact the game itself. A lot of monitors have built in features that can add crosshairs, and these are literally indetectable because they are hardware based and use no software. No game would ever detect a program displaying graphics onto the monitor as any sort of cheat. Whereas FRAPS actually has more access and versatility due to it gatherthing the fps value and also displaying that on the monitor.Īnd then, if you were still for some reason sceptical about the safety (of crosshair overlays), a program on Steam can do it
#Killing floor 2 crosshair overlay software
It’s just displaying a graphic on the monitor, and in no way at all interfering with any program or software on the computer. Typically, a crosshair overlay program would be equally or less “detectable” than FRAPS, due to the nature of the program. play for a while, and youll get your 'natural' crosshair. Doing things like mowing down zeds outside of IS instead of aiming quickly becomes less viable, too. Hadley a écrit :You just can never be 100% sure if it would be detected as a cheat or not, and that possiblity probably isn't worth it.Īs for not using a crosshair, I don't understand why you'd purposefully make the game harder with no real benefit. Youll get used to the lack of crosshairs.
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