Replicates a professional aiming setup: exact crosshair geometry used by Owen "smooya" Butterfield to provide a consistent aiming reference across shooters. Created by Steebro as a community mod for the Crosshair X overlay, the preset imports via one-click sync through mod.io and targets competitive FPS players and fans seeking the same visual feel a pro used while competing with Into The Breach. It emphasizes high visibility, external overlay operation, and further tuning through Crosshair X Designer tools.

What the preset does and who it suits

The preset reproduces the geometry smooya used during his time with Into The Breach, so it gives players the same reticle proportions and spacing a professional used in competition. It works as an external overlay inside the Crosshair X host application on Windows, which means players who already run Crosshair X can import it via mod.io and use the reticle across multiple first-person shooters without altering game files.

How it fits into multiplayer and competitive play

The overlay functions independently of game engines and is described as anti-cheat friendly, so it can display during matchmaking without modifying game binaries. Because it aims for a stable visual reference, the preset supports practice that builds muscle memory; players focused on precision shooting or small-target flicks get a consistent reticle to train with across match sessions.

Visual clarity, customization, and interface behaviour

Visibility is tuned for competitive contexts, with geometry optimised to remain clear against varied map backgrounds and cluttered HUDs. After importing, the Crosshair X Designer lets you adjust lines, gaps, thickness, size, opacity, and color, so you can match monitor resolution or personal preference. The preset itself is lightweight and operates as an external layer, so it does not change in-game HUD elements.

Onboarding, learning curve, and replay value

Installation uses one-click synchronization through Crosshair X's Explore/Community tabs, which reduces setup time. The learning curve arises from adopting a pro spacing and thickness; players must adapt their aiming distances and sensitivity to the preset to benefit from its consistency. Replay value comes from repeated practice: a stable reticle encourages incremental improvement rather than cosmetic variation.

In summary, a focused tool for precision-minded FPS players

The preset is a precise recreation of a pro's crosshair that suits competitive players and fans who want the same aiming reference. It demands that players commit to its geometry and adjust their aim accordingly; casual players who prefer frequent visual changes may not gain from long-term use. For anyone training accuracy with Crosshair X, it offers a direct path to practice with a verified configuration.