The image in the custom background element was disabled, it works for me now.
Pretty much just paste your bg called loading_bg inside m0rehud\materials\vgui\replay\thumbnails\menu and then set the "CustomBackground" inside StatSummary.res to visible 1. Result

Should display the menu accent color now

Now that you mention it I've forgot to check that :/ I've made the solid background have a lower zpos that a potential custom one and just assumed it would work but maybe it doesn't. I'll double check tomorrow.

m0rehud 7.3

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hypnootize/m0rehud/screenshots/05_Customizations.gif

> Redesigned HUD OPTIONS menu
- Customizations are now held under multiple sub menus
- Switched to a Linux compatible file structure, this will remove the need for two different branches

> Added new customizations
- Streamer Mode
- New fonts: Surface Semibold, Raleway
- More color options
- Menu themes
- New health styles
- Bigger TargetID uber option
- Bigger match status option
- More speedometers

> Redesigned menus for easier navigation and cleaner looks
> Tweaked spectator HUD to include custom colors
> Simplified MvM HUD
> Added support for new maps

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A reminder that if you don't like many of the changes I'm making to the HUD you can still get the fully updated classic vanilla version from the classic branch: DOWNLOAD

Edit: the main repo is also fixed now so re-download the HUD from there https://github.com/omnibombulator/collyhud

The fix mentioned by mur should work for most HUDs with the same problem tho, collyhud is an exception there. I've also made a quick guide for anyone having the same problem.

m0rehud 7.2

- The .cfg files generated by HUD customizations are now stored in a dedicated folder (by @qkeitoe)
- - The old m0re_* .cfg files that were directly created in the tf/cfg folder can be now deleted!
- Added many cvars settings to the customizations panel
- Added more optional fonts
- Removed initial resolution setup as it felt mostly unneeded after the recent updates
- Added custom control point icons to better fit the rest of the HUD
- Added custom playload bars to better fit the rest of the HUD
- Cleaned up the Boss bars such as Saxton Hale and Halloween Bosses
- Improved ingame chat
- Improved match summary screen
- Fixed pages overlap in the MvM matchmaking menu
- Updated the kilfeed textures to work with the last TF2 updates
- Other minor fixes and improvements

For Linux users there is now a dedicated version under developement in the Linux branch

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I assume you mean the TargetID uber label by DataLabel, if so there is an option to have it display either medigun names or icons, I also thought about implementig a preset to have a bigger label but that's a little tricky so I opted to cover how to do that in the wiki for now, might still implement it the future tho.

What did you have in mind for DataLabel customization?

True that, I've fixed that now ty. Test if correcting it works and if it doesn't is there any chance are you on Linux? The only reports of it not working so far have come from Linux users. If that's the case make sure to test the version in the GitHub Linux branch.

M0REHUD 7.1

This update was mostly meant to fix the errors and bugs introduced with the 7.0 version but it kinda spiraled down a bit.
Here are the main changes:

- Added new customizations:
- In depth color customization, other than selecting a general theme it's now possible to customize the color for each element

https://i.imgur.com/JSeY0gt.png

- Low health warning percentage options
- Low ammo flashing animation
- Enemy uber counter
- Damage transparency options
- Bigger control points capture progress
- Scope Charge positioning options
- Damage indicators size options
- Toggle for killstreak notices
- Direct Hitmarker customizability
- HUD crosshair flash on hit option

https://i.imgur.com/MXzK4pj.png

- General Changes
- Fixed some customizations not being resetted properly
- Fixed a case where pressing the console button twice would bring up the items menu
- Tweaked HUD crosshairs, removed some of the less used crosshairs in favor of more requested ones
- All HUD aliases are now unique to avoid any conflict with user configs
- General improvements to the MvM HUD
- Updated and fixed the HUD for some halloween gamemodes
- Improved spectator HUD
- Improved payload HUD, now features a progress bar for better tracking
- Increased size of the MOTD panel
- Added shadows to various HUD elements for better visibility

As well as updates to the WIKI to cover the recent changes and much more, you can see the full changelog HERE
A lot of the credit goes to qkeitoe for the many discoveries and improvements that are part of this release

If you are running the 7.0 version or older this should be a good stable version to upgrade to, I don't expect to make any big changes for a while.

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The wiki guide was actually missing a step, so that's my bad, it probably slipped through when I imported the new pages.
I followed the instructions step by step myself just to check if everything is correct now and it seems to be working, try following the second step and let me know if it works then.
If it still doesn't work then there might be something wrong with your font installation I guess, the console might also throw an error on game lanch if that's the case.

The readme is indeed terrible but that's mostly because it was originally meant for HUD developers that knew what to do anyway, I've meant to rewrite it for a while but I keep forgetting.

There isn't much more to the installation process than what is mentioned tho, you can download the crosshairs and simply move the Crosshairs folder inside your HUD's Resource folder and then you will need to add the #base paths in order to make everything work so:
#base "../resource/crosshairs/crosshair_scheme.res" at the start of your Clientscheme.res
#base "../resource/Crosshairs/crosshair.res" at the start of your HudLayout.res

Optionally you can also add the crosshairs animation file if you are going to animate it otherwise you ignore that part entirely.

As for how you set up the crosshair you can find the instructions inside the crosshairs/crosshairs.res

M0REHUD 7.0

https://i.imgur.com/Cq6QslT.gif

I usually don't post about updates, but this is the largest one I made in a while so I thought I'd make a post about it since I know there are many m0rehud users here.

Here are the main changes from previous versions:

On top of that I decided to split m0rehud in two versions:
main version: this is the version I'll keep developing and add new things to like I have been doing until now
classic version: a version for users that don't care about customizations and all the newer stuff that has been recently added, this is basically a 2011 m0rehud updated to work with the current TF2, I plan to only update this for bugfixes and TF2 updates (ahah). Also features a way simple HUD structure for all the users that like manually editing their HUDs.

Here is a link for both versions:
M0REHUD 7.0: DOWNLOAD - GITHUB
M0REHUD CLASSIC: DOWNLOAD - GITHUB

This is the first time I'm doing something like this in a large scale so I'm kinda hoping everything works but if something doesn't please report it here or open a GitHub issue!

Credits:
JarateKing: discovered the base-logging system used to make the customizations menu work
Peaches: also very knowledgeable and helpful on base-logging as well as many other things
Lardox: the medigun icons customization was born from a mix of our ideas
Qkeitoe: general help and suggestions regarding the recent changes

SCREENSHOTS
HUD WIKI
FULL CREDITS

You can get older versions from github by browsing the commits, you can simply click on the <> button on the commit you want to download and then code > download zip.
This one is probably the one you are looking for.

Make sure you include an info.vdf file, without it the HUD won't be loaded by the game at all. Follow this.

I have a branch on github here dedicated to the pre-redesign version, if you want an even older version you can simply browse the commits and go back to the start, you can then press the <> button to and download any of the versions.

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I assume the main problem comes from pasting the element inside HudPlayerHealth.res, in many HUDs that panel is not set to cover the whole screen so the speedometer could very easily endup off screen, I would suggest pasting it inside HudPlayerClass.res instead as it is basically the same thing but in 99% of the HUDs it covers the whole screen.