Jinggg Valorant Crosshair Settings

At the Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) events in Reykjavik and Copenhagen, Paper Rex distinguished themselves as a formidable team to watch, securing a place among the top four. Their unique playstyle blends an assertive attack strategy with consistently level-headed team communication. This approach has enabled the team to not only contend with but often dominate their competition.

Central to Paper Rex's achievements are two standout players known for their partnership: forsaken and Jinggg. Their synergy on the battlefield is notable, with both players excelling at securing early-round eliminations that contribute to their team's momentum. Their dynamic performance continues to catch opponents off guard, and their settings are often sought after by fans looking to gain an edge in their own gameplay. To learn about Jinggg's approach to Valorant, including his settings and crosshair configuration, offers valuable insights into the mechanics behind their success.

Jinggg’s Mouse Configuration

• DPI: 1600
• In-game Sensitivity: 0.2
• Zoom Sensitivity: 1.0
• Windows Sensitivity: 6

These settings contribute to Jinggg's proficiency in precision and responsiveness during gameplay.

Jinggg’s Valorant Crosshair Configuration

In configuring his Valorant crosshair, Jinggg opts for a striking Cyan shade, precisely coded as #00ffff. The crosshair is designed to stand out with outlines enabled, and the clarity is enhanced with an outline opacity and thickness both set to 1. To maintain focus on aiming rather than distractions, the center dot feature is disabled, which means no additional dot at the crosshair’s center to block the view.

For the inner lines, Jinggg prefers them fully visible at an opacity level of 1, relatively short with a length of 2, and fine with a thickness of 1. These lines are slightly spaced from the center, with a 2-unit offset to create a clear sighting gap. Jinggg ensures precision is consistent, with both movement and firing errors turned off, removing dynamic changes to the crosshair based on in-game actions. Moreover, the use of outer lines is completely omitted, contributing to a clean and minimalist crosshair arrangement that aids in focusing on targets without unnecessary visual clutter.

Valorant Key Bindings for Jinggg

Jinggg precisely commands his in-game movements and abilities with the following key assignments:

• Movement
  • Walk: L-Shift
  • Crouch: L-Ctrl
  • Jump: SpaceBar
• Interactions
  • Use Object: F
• Weapons
  • Equip Primary: 1
  • Equip Secondary: 2
  • Equip Melee: 3
  • Equip Spike: 4
• Abilities
  • Ability 1: E
  • Ability 2: Q
  • Ability 3: C
  • Ultimate Ability: X

Jinggg's Visual Settings in Valorant

• Resolution: 1280×960
• Aspect Ratio: 4:3
• Scaling Mode: Letterbox
• Screen Mode: Fullscreen

Jinggg’s Valorant Graphics

• Multithreaded Rendering: Enabled to enhance performance.
• Material, Texture, Detail & UI Qualities: Set to Low for minimal distractions.
• Vignette & Bloom: Both are disabled to maintain clarity on-screen.
• VSync & Anti-Aliasing: Turned off, likely for increased frame rates and lower input lag.
• Anisotropic Filtering: Set at 1x, optimizing clarity without sacrificing frames.
• Clarity and Distortion: On to potentially assist with visual cues.
• Cast Shadows: Not in use, as it may offer no significant advantage.