Horus H59 Reticle

-put the "dropzone" folder at your main game directory

-copy this to your Steam launcher options:

--vfs-fs dropzone --vfs-archive archives_win64 --vfs-archive patch_win64 --vfs-archive dlc_win64 --vfs-fs .

This overlay allows for both quick distance pickups and bullet drop compensation.

Be advised though, that due to the variety of FOV combinations between each player, and various calibers, the best practice is to write down a chart from experiences made with your own combo of scope/gun/caliber/fov setups, rather than IRL calculations that I'm not sure would translate correctly in-game.

Here is an extract from an actual guide to this sight usage IRL:

Ranging

Shooters must know the size of their target before using the following formulas to calculate the exact range.

Place the Grid over your target and note the number of mils within the Grid.

To mil the width, use the vertical hash marks along the horizontal stadia line.

Mil-ing can measure the target’s height with the horizontal hashes down the vertical stadia line.

• []Find your target in either the vertical or horizontal grid lines, as illustrated above. Place the target on the reticle long enough to make

  an accurate calculation. (the process will become much more comfortable and quicker with experience) Estimate to the nearest 0. 1 MRAD.

• []Shooters can use the following example formula to find your range to target:

Silhouette target—40 inches tall by 19. 5 inches wide

19. 5 x 27. 8 divided by 1. 2 MRADs = 452 Yards

Elevation Holdover

Shooters need to create a DOPE chart (Data on previous engagements) for consistent results when calculating for bullet drop. Horus59

reticles are used to compensate for holdover and quickly identify the

drop at given ranges.

Position the target to the hash mark of your drop hold number. If the number is odd, hold between the two nearest hash marks.

Shooters can also use the elevation turret to dial in the adjustment for compensating the drop. It is important to remember, always use the

center of the crosshair when using the elevation turret.

The horizontal crosshair can be used for adjusting wind or the lead on your moving target, similar to the elevation adjustment. Another

important reminder: shooters should always add wind correction to the

DOPE chart for quick reference."

Full reading here:

https://www.badassoptic.com/guides/horus-h59-reticle/

Thanks to zalteredbeastz for their tutorial on creating new sight textures (see end of this mod descriptio)

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