Thank you for the answer. That worked. Is it possible to disable the health bar, as well?

DDoS wins again.

StatusSpec plugin.

Give me all the TTours you have.

Bumping my question. I would like to remove the name above the health bar, the one floating on top of the player in spectator view.

Which file contains the spectator outline/xray parameters?

Is this the original m0rehud? If so, where can I find a download link?

https://i.imgur.com/cXN1ErP.png

http://puu.sh/apJu3/cbb2fdc033.jpg

No, no, no, you got it all wrong! TF2 is for beta testing half-assed projects before they put them fully in Dota 2.

Using StatusSpec's player alias feature doesn't let me select the player using SpecTools' spec_player_cc feature.

Here are the vods:
1st Round: Space Potatos vs. Neymar Gaming
1st Round: MINISTÉRIO DOS NUGGETS vs. Uy nos quedamos afuera
1st Round: BasketBall for All vs. Tupi e-Sports
1st Round: AQUI NÃO TEM PPK vs. Dark Viadão
1st Round: Immerstarke Team vs. Valqueire Aliens
1st Round: Bolacha vs. Voadores Viados
1st Round: Jules & Vincent vs. banidos do forum
2nd Round: CADE O ULTIDUO? vs. Neymar Gaming
2nd Round: MINISTÉRIO DOS NUGGETS vs. Tupi e-Sports
2nd Round: AQUI NÃO TEM PPK vs. Immerstarke Team
2nd Round: Bolacha vs. Jules & Vincent
3rd Round: CADE O ULTIDUO? vs. MINISTÉRIO DOS NUGGETS
3rd Round: AQUI NÃO TEM PPK vs. Bolacha
Final match: CADE O ULTIDUO? vs. Bolacha

And a sneak peek of the final match:

http://puu.sh/94m5U/8f11b860f5.gif

Here's a fairly simple one off the top of my head. Mouse 4 triggers it, after 40 seconds it will beep once and after 80 seconds it will beep twice. Someone else can elaborate on this thing if they want to.

XButton1::
  SetTimer, quiet, -40000
  SetTimer, loud, -80000
return

quiet:
  SoundBeep, 5000, 250
return

loud:
  SoundBeep, 5000, 1000
return

We are gonna have to work a lot harder to get in the casterjerk, friend.

http://i.imgur.com/Li07ZKG.gif

So, I made those things in the to do list. I'm gonna spare the thread from a wall of textscript with a direct download link here. Here's an explanation of what the script does:

It starts in 6v6 "normal" mode, which works like this:
1=medic, 2=demo, 3=soldier1, 4=soldier2, 5=scout1, 6=scout2, 7=sniper1, 8=sniper2, 9=off-class cycle (it goes from pyro, to heavy, to engie, to spy and then back to pyro).

Compact mode uses a cycle script, so instead of multiple keys for the same class you can cycle through soldiers, scouts, snipers and off-classes by pressing a single class key.
Example: 3 goes to soldier1, press 3 again to go to soldier2; 4 goes to scout1, press 4 again to go to scout2, etc.

9v9 mode uses the backpack class order. There is no compact mode for 9v9.

6v6 (normal and compact) and 9v9 have both normal keyboard and keypad options, and yes the keypad option also has compact mode for 6v6.

There is also a mouse wheel option. Scroll up and down using the mouse wheel to select different players. Class order is the same as the keyboard options.

F1 toggles between 6v6 and 9v9 mode.
F2 toggles between normal and compact mode.
F3 turns keypad mode on (but there is no off switch yet, sorry)

Hold Shift to select BLU players.

Tl;dr: select players using 1-9, mouse wheel or keypad.

I don't know who would use the keypad version except for left-handed people, but I'm not left-handed so I can't be too sure. It's there, anyway. I also managed to put everything in a single cfg, so you don't have to worry about fiddling with a bunch of different files. Just put cast.cfg in \cfg\ and run it either in-game using the console (exec cast) or adding +exec cast.cfg to TF2's launch properties. You can rename the cfg to whatever you want. ALWAYS BACKUP YOUR FILES. I can not stress this enough as I have lost count of the number of people who have asked for my cfgs and then bitched that it fucked up their own binds.

Here's the script I said I was working on a few days ago. It's far from perfect as it's made around my own preferences, but it works and I think it's very easy to use.

This goes in cast_6v6.cfg:

alias redmedic "spec_player_cc 2 5"
alias reddemo "spec_player_cc 2 4"
alias redsoldier "spec_player_cc 2 3"
alias redsoldier2  "spec_player_cc 2 3 1"
alias redscout "spec_player_cc 2 1"
alias redscout2  "spec_player_cc 2 1 1"
alias redsniper "spec_player_cc 2 2"
alias redsniper2  "spec_player_cc 2 2 1"
alias blumedic "spec_player_cc 3 5"
alias bludemo "spec_player_cc 3 4"
alias blusoldier "spec_player_cc 3 3"
alias blusoldier2  "spec_player_cc 3 3 1"
alias bluscout "spec_player_cc 3 1"
alias bluscout2  "spec_player_cc 3 1 1"
alias blusniper "spec_player_cc 3 2"
alias blusniper2  "spec_player_cc 3 2 1"

alias redoffclass_pyro  "spec_player_cc 2 7;bind 9 redoffclass_heavy;"
alias redoffclass_heavy  "spec_player_cc 2 6;bind 9 redoffclass_engie;"
alias redoffclass_engie  "spec_player_cc 2 9;bind 9 redoffclass_spy;"
alias redoffclass_spy  "spec_player_cc 2 8;bind 9 redoffclass_pyro;"

alias bluoffclass_pyro  "spec_player_cc 3 7;bind 9 bluoffclass_heavy;"
alias bluoffclass_heavy  "spec_player_cc 3 6;bind 9 bluoffclass_engie;"
alias bluoffclass_engie  "spec_player_cc 3 9;bind 9 bluoffclass_spy;"
alias bluoffclass_spy  "spec_player_cc 3 8;bind 9 bluoffclass_pyro;"

alias +campick "bind 1 redmedic;bind 2 reddemo;bind 3 redsoldier;bind 4 redsoldier2;bind 5 redscout;bind 6 redscout2;bind 7 redsniper;bind 8 redsniper2;bind 9 redoffclass_pyro;"
alias -campick "bind 1 blumedic;bind 2 bludemo;bind 3 blusoldier;bind 4 blusoldier2;bind 5 bluscout;bind 6 bluscout2;bind 7 blusniper;bind 8 blusniper2;bind 9 bluoffclass_pyro;"

bind F1 "exec cast_9v9.cfg"
bind SHIFT "+campick"
bind 1 "spec_player_cc 2 5"
bind 2 "spec_player_cc 2 4"
bind 3 "spec_player_cc 2 3"
bind 4 "spec_player_cc 2 3 1"
bind 5 "spec_player_cc 2 1"
bind 6 "spec_player_cc 2 1 1"
bind 7 "spec_player_cc 2 2"
bind 8 "spec_player_cc 2 2 1"
bind 9 "redoffclass_pyro"

Explanation:
1=medic
2=demo
3=soldier 1
4=soldier 2
5=scout 1
6=scout 2
7=sniper 1
8=sniper 2
9=off-class cycle
Holding shift selects RED players. The off-class cycle key is the most complex part of this script; it cycles through pyro, heavy, engie and spy and then back to pyro, and works with the shift toggle. F1 changes to 9v9 mode.

This goes in cast_9v9.cfg:

alias redscout "spec_player_cc 2 1;"
alias redsoldier "spec_player_cc 2 3"
alias redpyro "spec_player_cc 2 7"
alias reddemo "spec_player_cc 2 4"
alias redheavy "spec_player_cc 2 6"
alias redengie "spec_player_cc 2 9"
alias redmedic "spec_player_cc 2 5"
alias redsniper "spec_player_cc 2 2"
alias redspy "spec_player_cc 2 8"
alias bluscout "spec_player_cc 3 1"
alias blusoldier "spec_player_cc 3 3"
alias blupyro "spec_player_cc 3 7"
alias bludemo "spec_player_cc 3 4"
alias bluheavy "spec_player_cc 3 6"
alias bluengie "spec_player_cc 3 9"
alias blumedic "spec_player_cc 3 5"
alias blusniper "spec_player_cc 3 2"
alias bluspy "spec_player_cc 3 8"
alias +campick "bind 1 redscout;bind 2 redsoldier;bind 3 redpyro;bind 4 reddemo;bind 5 redheavy;bind 6 redengie;bind 7 redmedic;bind 8 redsniper;bind 9 redspy;"
alias -campick "bind 1 bluscout;bind 2 blusoldier;bind 3 blupyro;bind 4 bludemo;bind 5 bluheavy;bind 6 bluengie;bind 7 blumedic;bind 8 blusniper;bind 9 bluspy;"

bind F1 "exec cast_6v6"
bind SHIFT +campick
bind 1 "spec_player_cc 2 1"
bind 2 "spec_player_cc 2 3"
bind 3 "spec_player_cc 2 7"
bind 4 "spec_player_cc 2 4"
bind 5 "spec_player_cc 2 6"
bind 6 "spec_player_cc 2 9"
bind 7 "spec_player_cc 2 5"
bind 8 "spec_player_cc 2 2"
bind 9 "spec_player_cc 2 8"

Explanation: 1 through 9 selects the class from scout to spy (backpack order). Holding shift selects RED players. F1 changes to 6v6 mode.

To do:
- single key cycle between soldiers, scouts and snipers in 6v6
- add keypad option
- add mouse scroll cycle option

Enjoy!