Babybay Mouse, Crosshair, Keybinds, Map, Video Settings

All babybay Valorant Pro settings, including hardware and in-game settings.

Updated on Oct 21, 2023
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Babybay Mouse, Crosshair, Keybinds, Map, Video Settings

If you're closely following the Valorant esports scene, then you must have a favorite pro player. Getting and trying out your pro player's settings is not only fun, but you can also set preferences such as getting the best crosshair color in your Valorant settings!

One such Valorant pro player that people have an interest in is Andrej "babybay" Francisty. So let's see babybay mouse, crosshair, map, bindings, video settings - Valorant!

Babybay Mouse Settings

Babybay uses a Logitech G Pro X Superlight mouse which you can find at around the price of $150. It's an excellent mouse for Valorant pro players, but not everyone can afford it. What you can afford though are babybay's Valorant mouse settings. So here are the babybay Valorant settings for his mouse:

DPI

800

eDPI

195.2

Sensitivity

0.244

Scoped Sensitivity

1

Raw Input Buffer

Off

Windows Sensitivity

6

Babybay prefers low mouse sensitivity which in fact turns into low eDPI. So far a lot of pro players prefer low eDPI as they have a much more precise aim with it. Though if you're not a fan of this, make sure to check out the best Valorant mouse settings!

Babybay Crosshair Settings

Next up we have the babybay Valorant settings for his crosshair. If you aren't a fan of fancy crosshairs that clutter your monitor, then you'll definitely like babybay's crosshair which code you can find below. See how to import and export crosshair codes here.

0;P;c;5;h;0;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1t;0;1l;0;1o;0;1a;0;1m;0;1f;0

The babybay crosshair is only made of inner lines with no visible outer lines. Adding a center dot alongside some outlines may make the crosshair a bit more beautiful like the best Valorant crosshairs, but you need to know the full babybay Valorant settings. With that said, here are babybay's Valorant Crosshair settings:


1

Color

Cyan

Outlines

OFF

Center Dot

OFF

Show Inner Lines

ON

Inner Line Opacity

1

Inner Line Length

4

Inner Line Thickness

2

Inner Line Offset

2

Movement Error

OFF

Firing Error

OFF

Show Outer Lines

ON

Outer Line Length0
Outer Line Thickness0
Outer Line Offset
0

Movement Error

OFF

Firing Error

OFF

Although babybay has outer lines on, he keeps the options that make them visible to 0. So you can turn this option, and see how different lengths and thicknesses will get you more kills. But with practice, you'll eventually enjoy babybay's crosshair and start climbing ranks faster!

Babybay Keybind Settings

Babybay uses a Logitech G Pro X keyboard which sits at a price range of around $150. He has a need for fast response in gameplay, so a Logitech G Pro X suits babybay's Valorant key bindings just right. Though you may wonder what are the settings behind the key binds that babybay uses. That's why underneath you can see the babybay Valorant settings for his key binds:

Walk

Left Shift

Crouch

Left Ctrl

Jump

Mouse Wheel Down

Use Object

F

Equip Primary Weapon

1

Equip Secondary Weapon

2

Equip Melee Weapon

3

Equip Spike

4

Use / Equip Ability: 1

C

Use / Equip Ability: 2

E

Use / Equip Ability: 3

Q

Use / Equip Ability: Ultimate

X

Noticable changes in the babybay key bindings compared to the standard ones Valorant assigns is that he's changed the Jump key bind and swapped the second and third abilities' key binds. Make sure you try these out and see for yourself if they're much easier to use to get into Radiant!

Babybay Map Settings

The minimap is one of the most important forms of communication you can have in a match. Pinging and keeping tabs on the enemy team is entirely possible and easy with babybay's minimap settings. Below you can see the babybay map settings:

Rotate

Rotate

Fixed Orientation

Based On Side

Keep Player Centered

OFF

Minimap Size

1.1

Minimap Zoom

0.8

Minimap Vision Cones

ON

Show Map Region Names

Always

As you can see in these babybay Valorant settings, he fancies his player centered on the minimap. He's also a fan of callouts having turned on the "Show Map Region Names" option. Make sure you try these Valorant settings, and if they don't suit you, then try out the best Valorant map settings!

Babybay Video Settings

Last but not least we'll see the babybay Valorant Video settings. Like many other pro players, babybay uses a BenQ ZOWIE XL2546 monitor for the 240Hz competitive advantage which you can find for around $400. Even if you don't have a monitor with these specs, chances are, your monitor should support the settings babybay uses. So firstly here are the babybay Valorant General Video settings:

Display

Fullscreen

Resolution

1920x1080

Aspect Ratio

16:9

Aspect Ratio Method

Fill

Frame Rate Limit

Unlocked

If you're using a low-end PC, consider increasing your FPS and getting babybay's Graphics settings. They won't consume your GPU all that much, as everything is set pretty low: low texture quality, material quality low, no person shadows, etc. So here are the babybay Valorant Graphics Quality Video settings:


2

Multithreaded Rendering

ON

Material Quality

Low

Texture Quality

Low

Detail Quality

Low

UI Quality

Low

Vignette

OFF

VSync

OFF

Anti-Aliasing

None

Anisotropic Filtering

1x

Improve Clarity

OFF

Experimental Sharpening

Unknown

Bloom

OFF

Distortion

OFF

Cast Shadows

OFF

And that's it for the babybay Valorant settings! WIthin these, you may find something that suits you, while some other settings may not be to your liking. In which case, consider checking out other pro player's settings such as ScreaM's Valorant settings!

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