VALORANT Patch 5.04 unleashed a plethora of updates to the game’s crosshair customization system in August. Following the patch, players can now fully customize their crosshairs’ colors, shapes, and intricate designs.
One of the most trendy custom crosshairs players have been using in VALORANT is the “nerd glasses” crosshair, which uses a series of lines and shaded colors to create a crosshair that looks like a pair of glasses. In games, a pair of glasses will appear in the middle of your screen, leading to some hilarious imagery when coming face-to-face with other players.
Here’s how to get the nerd glasses crosshair in VALORANT.
Crosshair settings for VALORANT’s “nerd glasses”
Creative and wacky crosshair customization options like the nerdy glasses became practically unlimited with the introduction of the ability to alter horizontal and vertical lines on your crosshair independently from one another. This change makes it so VALORANT crosshairs can be designed with more complex looks than that of a traditional four-lined crosshair.
The nerd glasses crosshair first went viral in a tweet by a VALORANT content creator named Jioon in August. They linked the crosshair code they used for the crosshair in a tweet.
Here’s what you need to do to input a crosshair code:
- Open the game’s ‘Settings’
- Click ‘crosshair’
- In ‘General’, below the picture of your current crosshair, you’ll see a section labeled ‘Crosshair Profile’
- Click the button in that section with the arrow pointing down (the import button)
- A prompt will appear giving you the option to enter a crosshair code
- Input your desired code
- Click import (sometimes you have to click it twice)
The crosshair code for the original nerd glasses crosshair is:
- 0;s;1;P;c;8;t;2;o;1;d;1;b;1;a;0.462;f;0;0t;10;0l;14;0v;0;0g;1;0o;5;0a;0.308;0f;0;1t;1;1l;6;1v;0;1g;1;1o;18;1a;0;1m;0;1f;0;S;d;0
If you prefer to create your crosshairs manually and alter their specific details as you go along, you can find the exact parameters for the nerd glasses crosshair below.
Crosshair
- Color: White
- Outlines (On) Opacity/Thickness: 1/2
- Center Dot (On) Opacity/Thickness: 0.462/2
- Override firing error offers with crosshair offset: Off
- Override all primary crosshair with my primary crosshair: Off
Inner Lines
- Inner Lines (On) Opacity/Length/Thickness/Offset: 0.308/14/10/5
- Movement Error: Off
- Movement Error Multiplier: 1
- Firing Error: Off
- Firing Error Multiplier: 1
Outer Lines
- Outer Lines (On) Opacity/Length/Thickness/Offset: 0/6/1/18
- Movement Error: Off
- Movement Error Multiplier: 1
- Firing Error: Off
- Firing Error Multiplier: 1
The glasses crosshair can be placed over agents at point-blank range to make it appear as though the character in front of you is wearing glasses. Only two agents on the VALORANT roster wear glasses: Killjoy and Chamber.
Curious about how the nerd glasses crosshair will affect your aim, but don’t want to risk testing it out in a real match? Custom matches and the Practice Range allow you to try out weapons and characters without worrying about other players!
The nerd glasses crosshair is hardly practical and probably shouldn’t be used in your competitive games. Still, there are worse ways to land headshots than by lining up a pair of glasses with an opponent’s face.
