Read from match demos
The pipeline downloads public pro match demos, parses the crosshair parameters stored for each player, and encodes them as importable CS2 share codes.
We do not decide what is current by copying settings lists. Core records come from public pro match demos, with match, map, and capture dates retained so a code can be traced back to evidence.
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The pipeline downloads public pro match demos, parses the crosshair parameters stored for each player, and encodes them as importable CS2 share codes.
Records retain player, match, event, map, and time context. Player pages link to the corresponding match when a source URL is available.
When a newer demo contains a different code, the old record remains in history. Latest means most recently observed, not a permanent player endorsement.
Automated identity matching can be affected by aliases, stand-ins, and demo metadata. Reports are checked against the source before an identity or record is corrected.
Guides are maintained by the xhair.pro data team. Claims such as popular, stable, or recently updated use tracked records where possible and state the filter or time window. Advertising does not change codes, player ordering, or editorial conclusions.