Sayonara settings
Ștefan Mîtcu · Team Vitality · Moldova
A white, dot only crosshair. The preview is drawn from the code itself, so what you see is what the game draws — not a screenshot approximation.
0;s;1;P;o;1;d;1;0b;0;1b;0;S;c;0;s;0.457Crosshair settings
- Colour
- White
- Outlines
- On (1px, 1 opacity)
- Centre dot
- On (size 2)
- Inner lines
- Off
- Outer lines
- Off
Mouse settings
- Sensitivity
- 0.1
- DPI
- 1600
- eDPI
- 160
- Scoped sensitivity
- 1
- ADS sensitivity
- 1
- Windows sensitivity
- 6
- Raw input buffer
- On
Settings published by ProSettings. Pros change these often — treat them as a starting point, not gospel.
Sayonara’s video settings
- Resolution
- 1920x1080
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Aspect ratio method
- Fill
- Display mode
- Fullscreen
- Material quality
- Low
- Texture quality
- Low
- Detail quality
- Low
- UI quality
- Low
- Vignette
- Off
- V-Sync
- Off
- Anti-aliasing
- None
- Anisotropic filtering
- 1x
- Improve clarity
- Off
- Experimental sharpening
- Off
- Bloom
- Off
- Distortion
- Off
- Cast shadows
- Off
Minimap settings
- Minimap size
- 0.8
- Minimap zoom
- 0.63
- Vision cones
- On
- Rotate
- Rotate
- Fixed orientation
- Based On Side
- Keep player centered
- On
- Show map region names
- Always
Reading Sayonara’s sensitivity
Sayonara plays at 0.1 on 1600 DPI, which is an eDPI of 160. eDPI is the only figure worth comparing between players — it multiplies the two settings together, so a low sensitivity on high DPI and a high sensitivity on low DPI show up as the same number when they feel the same.
That’s lower than the 246 average across the 494 pros on this site — slower, more deliberate aim that trades quick turns for steadier tracking.
What this crosshair is doing
It’s white, dot only. A bare dot gives the least screen clutter and the most precise reference point, but offers no visual feedback on movement or spray.
Outlines are on, which keeps it readable against light surfaces — worth having on maps with pale walls.
How to use Sayonara’s crosshair
Copy the code above, then in VALORANT open Settings → Crosshair, select the profile you want to overwrite, and click Import Profile Code. It applies instantly.
Worth saying plainly: a pro’s crosshair won’t make you aim like them. What it’s genuinely useful for is as a starting point — copy it, play a few games, then adjust thickness and gap until your eye settles. That last part is the bit that actually helps.
Tweak this crosshair in the generator →