[v1.5] Create Dynamic Crosshairs! (Updated!)

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#126

I’ve tried that, it does what you expect it would. Crosshair moves down, and the ray shoots at the same position.

#127

Hello, not sure if it’s me doing something wrong, or theres an issue wit the module

I have seperate script that creates the UI and enables it

local UI:ScreenGui = script.Parent 
local DynamicCrosshair = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").Modules.DynamicCrosshair).New(UI)
DynamicCrosshair:Enable()
--Just like in the tutorial

And then another local script that shoves the croshair when the gun shoots:

local DynamicCrosshair = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").Modules.DynamicCrosshair)
DynamicCrosshair:Shove()

But for some reason I’m getting this error:

ReplicatedStorage.Modules.DynamicCrosshair:231: attempt to index nil with 'Spread'

If you know the fix please let me know :grinning:

#129

Maybe make a variable that determines if crosshair is changing or not and if its changing then it will cancel the task?

#130

you can do this with simple scripting. just set the position of the gui to the position of the side of the crosshair you want + the offset you want it to be

#131

i cannot help if you dont show the entire script (or atleast the part that uses the crosshair module)

#132

I’m using a spring module for recoil, and for some reason when I use your module along-side the spring module, the recoil is delayed? this is caused when I use the :smoothSet() function???

#133

It somehow delays my whole script even? Nice

#134 
task.spawn(function() smooth set func end)

will fix it. SmoothSet function yields until completed

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#135

Thank you. (Character limittt)

#137

One little suggestion, you can make 4 directional crosshair for shotguns, although if anyone knows a little bit of scripting they can just edit it to make the 4 directions.

#138

im confused a little bit, can you give a example of what you’re talking about

#139

like the norrmal crosshair that goes to top, bottom, left and right, but this one goes to diagonals, like

1__2
3__4

#140

like if you set z to the same number of y as position will go to diagonal

#141

well, i made an example code:

self.Top, self.Bottom, self.Left, self.Right, self.HitMarker, self.CenterDot, self.ImageCrosshair,self.DiagTRight,self.DiagTLeft,self.DiagBLeft,self.DiagBRight = Functions:CreateHairs(UI, self.SizeX, self.SizeY)
 - line 65 dynamic cross hair module

function Functions:CreateHairs(Parent, X, Y)
	local Hairs 	= {}
		local rot = 0
	for I = 1, 11 do
		local Frame 		= Instance.new("ImageLabel")
		Frame.Image 		= ''
		Frame.Name 			= "_hair"
		Frame.Parent 		= Parent
		Frame.AnchorPoint 	= Vector2.new(0.5, 0.5)
		
		if I < 3 then
			Frame.Size 		= UDim2.fromOffset(Y, X)
		elseif I > 2 and I < 5 then
			Frame.Size 		= UDim2.fromOffset(X, Y)
		elseif I == 5 then
			Frame.BackgroundTransparency	= 1
			Frame.Size 						= UDim2.fromOffset(50, 50)
			Frame.Image 					= 'rbxassetid://285779644'
			Frame.Name 						= "HitMarker"
			Frame.ImageTransparency			= 1
		elseif I == 6 then
			Frame.BackgroundTransparency	= 1
			Frame.Size 						= UDim2.fromOffset(10, 10)
			Frame.Image 					= 'rbxassetid://11003529439'
			Frame.Name 						= "CenterDot"
			Frame.ImageTransparency			= 0
			Frame.Visible 					= false
		elseif I == 7 then
			Frame.BackgroundTransparency	= 1
			Frame.Name 						= 'ImageCrosshair'
			Frame.Visible 					= false
		elseif I > 7 then
			Frame.Size = UDim2.fromOffset(X, Y)
			Frame.BackgroundTransparency	= 1
			Frame.Image = "rbxassetid://18627110127"
			Frame.Rotation = rot
			rot += 90
		end
		
		table.insert(Hairs, I, Frame)
	end
		
	return unpack(Hairs)
end
- on functions module

	self.DiagonalHairs = {
		hairs = {
			self.DiagTRight,
			self.DiagTLeft,
			self.DiagBRight,
			self.DiagBLeft
		},
		enabled = false
	}
 - on crosshairmodule.New()


	self.DiagTRight.Size 				= UDim2.fromOffset(Y, X)
	self.DiagTLeft.Size 			= UDim2.fromOffset(Y, X)
	self.DiagBRight.Size 				= UDim2.fromOffset(X, Y)
	self.DiagBLeft.Size 			= UDim2.fromOffset(X, Y)
 - on CrosshairModule:Size()

and heres how i setted it up:

local DynamicCrosshair = CrosshairModule.New(script.Parent:WaitForChild("ScreenGui"), 0, 99999999, 0, 0, false)
DynamicCrosshair:Enable()

DynamicCrosshair.EasingStyle = Enum.EasingStyle.Linear
DynamicCrosshair.EasingDirection = Enum.EasingDirection.InOut

DynamicCrosshair:FollowMouse(true)

DynamicCrosshair.CenterDot.enabled = true
DynamicCrosshair.CenterDot.Image = "rbxassetid://17787998274"
DynamicCrosshair.CenterDot.size = UDim2.fromOffset(80,80)
DynamicCrosshair.DiagonalHairs.enabled = true
DynamicCrosshair:Size(20,20)
#142

Calling :Destroy() on a crosshair object doesn’t destroy the hitMarker. I fixed this myself by adding self.HitMarker.hitmarker:Destroy() in the :destroy() method.

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