crosshair problem

[Best-Killer]

local size = 30

 
addEventHandler("onClientRender", root, function () 
    local hX,hY,hZ = getPedTargetEnd ( getLocalPlayer() )
    local screenX1, screenY1 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( hX,hY,hZ )
    local weapon = getPlayerWeapon(getLocalPlayer())
    if weapon ~= 0 and weapon ~=1 then
    if getControlState("aim_weapon") then
        dxDrawImage(screenX1-(size/2), screenY1-(size/2), size, size, "outras/trgt.png", 0,0,0, tocolor(255,255,255,255))
end
end 
end
)

the crosshair showed ig like in photo http://imgur.com/a/h8b9f

i want it be full crosshair like :http://imgur.com/a/nVnIH

what i have to do guys ?

 

[Gravestone]

Increase the width and height of the image.

[MIKI785]

33 minutes ago, Gravestone said:

Increase the width and height of the image.

It should be scaled down and still show the full image, just smaller.

It's strange, it looks like a whole different image altogether. Are you sure that you have the right image in dxDrawImage?

[Best-Killer]

in dxdrawimage using that one http://imgur.com/a/h8b9f 

and i want it be showing ig full crosshair like this http://imgur.com/a/nVnIH 

no one understand me ? 

[MIKI785]

Right, now i understand.

The easiest way would probably be to edit the image itself to make it a full crosshair or just find a different one on the internet, i'm sure you'll find some.

The other (not so simple) way would be to draw the image twice, with the second one rotated.

Something like this:

dxDrawImage(screenX1-(size/2), screenY1-(size/2), size, size, "outras/trgt.png", 0,0,0, tocolor(255,255,255,255))
dxDrawImage(screenX1, screenY1, size, size, "outras/trgt.png", 180,-(size/2),-(size/2), tocolor(255,255,255,255))
--Something like that, it will be off but i'm just showing that it is possible, but it's better to go for a full crosshair image.

 

Edited November 9, 2016 by MIKI785

[Best-Killer]

8 hours ago, MIKI785 said:

Right, now i understand.

The easiest way would probably be to edit the image itself to make it a full crosshair or just find a different one on the internet, i'm sure you'll find some.

The other (not so simple) way would be to draw the image twice, with the second one rotated.

Something like this:

dxDrawImage(screenX1-(size/2), screenY1-(size/2), size, size, "outras/trgt.png", 0,0,0, tocolor(255,255,255,255))
dxDrawImage(screenX1, screenY1, size, size, "outras/trgt.png", 180,-(size/2),-(size/2), tocolor(255,255,255,255))
--Something like that, it will be off but i'm just showing that it is possible, but it's better to go for a full crosshair image.

 

Thx dude