1.2.2 - 64 Bit Compatibility

Added compatibility for 32 and 64 bit.

Tested web deploy with 1.2.2, decided against it due to security (I'd understand if people wouldn't want to download updates automatically from a random guy...)

So, no web deploy. Just a normal installer. This is using a new installer, so you may need to uninstall the prior version to avoid confusion.

Download here: http://www.robertwhittemore.com/publish/EliteDangerousCrosshair/EliteDangerousCrosshair1.2.2Setup.exe

Or download the attached file.

Release 1.2 - New Features!

1.2 Changes:

• Added 'nubs' (toggleable) to the crosshair
• Color picking for crosshairs (any color)
• Opacity selector for crosshairs (from 0% to 100%)
• All changes now persist across application launches - as soon as you select something, it changes

v1.1 Changes:

• Optimized FPS loss (slower refresh rate, which is unnecessary unless you are moving or resizing the window)
• Added reticle size slider
• Added line thickness options
• Changed from a console window to a nicer looking form window
• Added icon to desktop

Planned for the future:

• Switching from double buffered graphics to XNA/DirectX overlay (still not injecting into the game, simply a transparent window in Windows itself)

Work in progress. ONLY works with Windowed mode. Does not hook into the DX at all, simply overlays a transparent click-through frame over the game window.

CTRL+SHIFT+F1 will enable and disable the crosshair.

Written using Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition, should compile fine in there.

Requires .NET 4.5, should auto-install when running setup.exe

Code Rewrite - New Features

v1.1 Changes:

• Optimized FPS loss (slower refresh rate, which is unnecessary unless you are moving or resizing the window)
• Added reticle size slider
• Added line thickness options
• Changed from a console window to a nicer looking form window
• Added icon to desktop

Planned for the future:

• Additional crosshairs (possibly custom, choose a GIF/PNG etc)
• Color picking for the crosshairs
• Opacity slider for the crosshairs
• Switching from double buffered graphics to XNA/DirectX overlay (still not injecting into the game, simply a transparent window in Windows itself)

Work in progress. ONLY works with Windowed mode. Does not hook into the DX at all, simply overlays a transparent click-through frame over the game window.

CTRL+SHIFT+F1 will enable and disable the crosshair.

Written using Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition, should compile fine in there.

Requires .NET 4.5, should auto-install when running setup.exe