donk crosshair code
Taken from the main Crosshair block on ProSettings, checked on 13 October 2026. Players can change settings; this is a dated snapshot.
CSHMaMsuZ4tkuSMkpx6ajXU9XyuWcjcxMG5nKQKj8STPGHFor importing into CS2.
How to import a crosshair into CS2
Save your own code first so you can restore your usual crosshair. Following the September 2026 update, CS2 has a separate Crosshair/Scopes tab. Its location differs from older instructions.
- Open CS2 settings and the Crosshair/Scopes tab.
- Under Share or Import, save your current crosshair code.
- Paste the entire donk code without spaces or line breaks and select import.
- Check it on a familiar map at your own resolution.
Settings listed on ProSettings
ProSettings lists Static Cross: a green static cross without a centre dot, outline or Follow Recoil. Line length and thickness are 2 px each; gap is 1 px; RGB is 11, 255, 0. Check visibility against your own backgrounds and at your resolution.
In-game crosshair versus XYDER AIM cursor
The code imports into CS2. Selecting donk in XYDER AIM only changes the browser cursor and does not transfer settings to your game. The trainer separately practises moving, stopping and tracking. Try it after crosshair setup if you like, but judge final visibility and gameplay control in CS2 itself.
Open the XYDER AIM warm-up