PSO-1 SVD Dragunov reticle

It replaces the crossbow reticle that you can use for any scope in the customization menu. To replace other reticles, you can rename it, but it will lose the red light effect in darker areas.

List of reticle names :

crosshair_map_center_cross_01_id.ddsc

crosshair_map_chevron_01_id.ddsc

crosshair_map_circled_dot_01_id.ddsc

crosshair_map_circled_german_reticle_01_id.ddsc

crosshair_map_crossbow_01_id.ddsc

crosshair_map_duplex_center_cross_01_id.ddsc

crosshair_map_german_reticle_01_id.ddsc

crosshair_map_mill_dot_01_id.ddsc

crosshair_map_mill_dot_02_id.ddsc

crosshair_map_reticle_crosscut_01_id.ddsc

crosshair_map_target_dot_01_id.ddsc

For functional range estimation and bullet drop, you need to use scopes with x6. 5 magnifier. It works well with red deers because they measure on average 1. 7m (be careful to measure from the hooves to the top of the head without the antlers).

(you can change the magnifier of any scope with Mod Builder - Revived)

Installation

• []Extract the files to your game installation folder.

• []Add the following lines to Steam launcher options :

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

Tools used :

deca, Gimp.

If you want to learn how to make your own custom reticle :

Install Deca tool. Follow the quick start in the link (you will need to wait 40 minutes the first time, or more/less depending on your computer).

Reticles are located here :

models\hp_sights\reticles\textures\crosshairs

textures\ui\crosshair_thumbnails

This tutorial can be handy to be familiar with Deca.

Something useful to know : in deca you have the information of the image dds compression (BC1, BC3, etc...). Keep those in mind when you save your custom image. It must be exactly the same otherwise it will not work in game. Also look at the size of the original dds, yours needs to be the same (sometimes, with other textures like furniture or weapons, you need to generate mipmaps. But for reticles no need of that).

If you have trouble with the alpha channel in Gimp :

Go to Color>Components>Decompose

Choose RBGA

This will open your image in a new tab and you'll be able to edit the channels individually and fix the alpha. When you finish fixing your alpha go to : Color>Components>Recompose

You can now return to your image and you will see the changes.

Good luck and feel free to share your creations with everyone if you want. Cheers.