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Frequently Asked Questions
Real questions about how SmokeLine works. If yours isn't answered here, reach out at smokeline826@gmail.com.
General
Is SmokeLine free?
Yes. Smoke Lineups, Pro Players, and Pro Crosshairs are free to use, with no account required. The Android app shows ads (banner and interstitial) to support development; My Stats' FACEIT search on Android uses a small rewarded-ad credit system, described below.
Do I need an account to use SmokeLine?
No. Every SmokeLine session starts as a Guest with full access to lineups, pro players, and crosshairs. Signing in with Google is only useful if you want your favorites to follow you across devices — it's never required to use the app itself.
Can I use the web app on iPhone?
Yes — SmokeLine's web app runs in any modern mobile browser, including Safari on iPhone. It's a responsive web app rather than a native iOS app, so there's nothing to install from the App Store; open the link and it works like a normal website, and can be added to your Home Screen for quicker access.
Smoke Lineups
How do I use a smoke lineup?
Pick your map, then your side (T or CT), then the target or start area you're throwing from. That narrows the list down to the specific lineups for that spot. Open one, and you'll get a throw video plus position and aim reference screenshots — see the Smoke Lineups page for the full walkthrough of how the three fit together.
Which maps does SmokeLine cover?
Dust 2, Cache, Anubis, Mirage, Ancient, and Inferno, with 115 lineups total across both sides. Coverage is added over time, and a lineup isn't published until it's been checked to actually land where it claims to.
Pro Crosshairs & Players
How do I copy a crosshair code?
Open a player's entry in Pro Crosshairs and tap Copy Code. In CS2, go to Settings → Crosshair → Share/Export and paste the code — every setting (color, gap, thickness, outline) is applied exactly. See the Pro Crosshairs page for more detail.
Why do some players not have a crosshair code?
SmokeLine only publishes a code once it has a real, checkable source behind it. Some pros simply haven't had a reliably sourced crosshair published anywhere yet, or have changed setups faster than a new source could confirm. Rather than guess, SmokeLine leaves that player's crosshair empty until a real source exists.
My Stats & FACEIT
What is FACEIT search in My Stats?
My Stats lets you look up a player's FACEIT profile and lifetime/recent match statistics by SteamID64 or FACEIT nickname — level, ELO, K/D, headshot %, ADR, win streaks, and recent match history. It's read-only lookup data from FACEIT's own platform, not a SmokeLine-invented stat.
Does searching in My Stats cost anything?
On Android, each search costs one credit, and credits are earned by watching a short rewarded ad (two credits per ad). On the web app, FACEIT search is currently open without that credit requirement while SmokeLine's web monetization is still being built out — see the FAQ entry below on how the app supports itself.
Data & updates
How often is data updated?
Smoke lineups are added as new ones are recorded and verified. Pro player and crosshair data is reviewed and re-checked periodically, since rosters and settings change over a competitive season — an entry's "last updated" context reflects when it was last confirmed, not when the player joined the database.
How does SmokeLine support itself?
The Android app uses standard banner, interstitial, and rewarded ads (Google AdMob) — never intrusive formats like app-open or native ads. The web app doesn't run mobile ads at all (there's no AdMob web implementation to run), and doesn't yet have its own monetization; that's a separate piece of work still in progress.
Support
How do I get support or report a problem?
Email smokeline826@gmail.com — bug reports, incorrect data (a wrong crosshair code, an outdated roster, a lineup that doesn't land correctly), and general questions are all welcome. See also Privacy, Terms, and Delete Account for account and data questions specifically.