Give every saved design a purpose
Choose a baseline and a few alternatives, each linked to a specific observation. One might test a wider center gap; another might explore a more visible outline. AimAI’s description includes saved settings and timestamps. If custom names or notes are not available, keep a separate notebook with the timestamp, game, and reason for saving. Avoid labels such as best ever, which hide the conditions behind the choice. A useful entry tells your future self what to compare next.
Store context with codes and values
Record the intended game, the settings you can see, and the resolution used for comparison. Keep any setup code beside those details rather than treating it as interchangeable across games. When sharing a design with a friend, include the context and explain that they should check their own import options. Do not include account information. If a code fails, return to documented settings and current game controls; do not guess that a different code format will preserve the same appearance.
Retire experiments without losing the baseline
After several comparisons, mark designs you no longer use in your notes and keep the original values accessible. You do not need a huge archive to make a useful decision. Review the library when your display setup or visual preferences change, not after every disappointing match. Choose one candidate for the next experiment and leave the rest alone. This routine can be done with a plain text document and the game itself; saving designs in an app is a convenience, not a requirement or a promise of improved performance.
Take it with you
- Save a reason with every candidate.
- Keep game context beside each code.
- Maintain a small library and an accessible baseline.
AimAI
A crosshair design companion
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