No real idea but that error message sounds to me like you messed up a bracket in HudLayout.res. Can you put your hudlayout into a pastebin and post the link to the pastebin here?

Obligatory

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3UyH-cvWV8&spfreload=10

To move everything related to medic's uber (the bar in the middle, the big percentage, the small percentage) open up HudLayout.res and ctrl+f for HudMedicCharge. To move one of those things open up HudMedicCharge.res and move whichever element you'd like.

No prize pool reduction means top 4 all make bank, here's hoping people still take this season seriously.

Hud Editing Bible
for future reference use this thread.

1). this explains it, you'll want to swap the ypos values of CSecondaryTargetID and CMainTargetID in HudLayout.res in the scripts folder.
2). Go to HudLayout.res: HudPlayerStatus is the positioning of health/class images, HudWeaponAmmo is ammo, HudMedicCharge is uber %.
3). BaseChat.res

Fiddle with xpos and ypos to change positioning, zpos is if you want to make something above or below something else. Type hud_reloadscheme in console after changing the file to apply your changes and readjust.
GL

Oh shit dude you were at the meeting and talked to Valve about this stuff?!?! That's sick bro. You know what you should do? You should host a talk show type thing explaining to everybody exactly what happened at the meeting so people don't spread blatant misinformation! Like a podcast. Would really help people from jumping the gun. Thanks, god bless.

http://huds.tf/archive/

http://huds.tf/forum/showthread.php?tid=23&pid=45#pid45

ctrl+f for toggling.

long story short you can switch between two hud crosshairs at will (on a weapon-to-weapon basis) and have another thats on for some classes and off for other classes.

I feel like Bradford "pure aka genevieve aka pyyyour aka a_whale" Ross deserves a video, but as far as I can tell he has 8 clips, some labeled "pure", some labelled "pyyyour", and one labelled "pyyour". Is that enough?

http://huds.tf/forum/showthread.php?tid=23&pid=45#pid45

ctrl+f for vtfedit settings

I joined and invited, if you're still doing this I'd love for you to draw something like this, but since that might not fit your style or whatever if it doesn't feel free to draw me something random.

edit: also do you have a donation link up? i'd love to throw you some dosh, the stuff you make is sick

This doesn't accurately address the criticism of badlands being "unintuitive". Intuitive means it can be understood instinctively, or at the very least easily. Saying that he doesn't understand the map because he hasn't played it enough actually supports his argument; you're declaring, in effect, that one needs to have played the map to be able to "deal with most situations", which is pretty much the definition of unintuitive (or at least the best one I can think of for this specific scenario).

I don't really have a position on this because whether or not something is intuitive depends on the person, in my opinion, but I felt this should be addressed. Just because you can play Badlands doesn't make it intuitive.

unfortunately not really possible afaik. sorry

That's my fault, I assumed that they were already set up with c values and they hadn't worked for the charge bars due to the poster using custom values in launch options, which has previously broken charge bars for me on custom resolutions. I guess nowadays I assume most huds use c-values and aren't sloppily set up, should have checked though. Nice catch!

I'm not the maker of this hud but any release he publishes will either be broken for you on your resolution or for everybody else on more standard resolutions, so unless min feels like pushing a version essentially just for you (my guess is he doesn't) you're going to have to fix it yourself. If you sit down and dedicate yourself to it then moving all the charge bars shouldnt take too long, maybe a half hour if you're super slow, more likely fifteen minutes.

1. Here's a link with an intuitive table that you can use to find out what file controls each weapon's meter; I'd recommend you try starting out with hudlayout.res in scripts.
   
2. Then simply ctrl+f for what it says under HudLayout entry (maybe try HudItemEffectMeter first as that controls a ton of them) and play around with xpos.
   
3. To play around with it change it by about twenty then open up the console and type "hud_reloadscheme". The bar will have moved by a bit.
   
4. Repeat until it's in a position you like.
   
5. Then, if you want all the meters in the same spot horizontally, which you most likely do, simply copy that value you just used for xpos and use them for all the other entries in hudlayout.res.
   
6. This will fix ~most~ of the meters, you might need to play around with the files called huditemeffectmeter_something.res in resource/ui.
   
7. All the information you need to do every meter in the game is in the link.

Other things of note:

• Open these files up with notepad+ (regular notepad might work but sometimes has issues with tf2 .res files).
  
• Make sure to move everything that has an entry in HudLayout.res FIRST. If you do that you can just position one meter and then copy/paste the same value to move all meters the same distance in the x direction (horizontally). Saves you time and makes it clean.
  
• Only other thing to look out for is if the meters are overlapping vertically IE if, when using two items with meters at a time, one covers up the others. If that is the case then the value that controls vertical positioning is simply ypos. You can play around with it the same as xpos.

The loadout screen is a bit trickier, I'm not sure what exactly it normally looks like (and it's not as straightforward) but if you do some reading in doodle's guide (feel free to add me for additional help) you could fix that yourself too, even possibly pretty quickly, especially if I, or someone else who knows what they're doing, walks you through it.

EDIT: added some more things to consider and reformatted for readability