For what reason? It seems very inconsequential in well organized environments, especially at the level of teams traveling internationally to compete.

It's incredible you managed to implement this using VMT proxy math. I would not have been able to come up with a way to do this using the limited VMT math operations
A few suggestions and improvements I made over 3 days and a lot of head scratching.

• Biggest improvement was in the Babylonian square-root method. instead of using 1 as an initial guess, using PlayerSpeed as an initial guess you can cut your iterations down from 11 iterations to just 2 with the same level of accuracy in most situations. This is because usually PlayerSpeed is pretty close to the square root we are interested in.
  There is the edge case that if you're going directly vertical (like jumping) then the game's reported speed and your horizontal speed can be different enough to require more iterations, I ended up getting around this by just overriding the initial guess to be 1 if my horizontal speed was less than 1 (stationary). You might be able to raise that initial guess override to account for way more extreme edge cases, but I haven't checked what the threshold for that is.
  
• I also simplified the way that the final velocity is translated into the frames for the VTF. I'm not entirely certain what the original method used by you and Waldo was, but I just divide the final velocity by the digit place, then use the WrapMinMax proxy as a modulus 10 for the final frame count.
  
• I stabilize the speedometer output by just adding 0.5 to the final velocity, which stops it from fluctuating down by 1 unit repeatedly by giving enough of a buffer to skip whatever calculation error causes that (happens in the game reported velocity too).

Here's a link to my implementation in a HUD: GitHub
Here's a link to just the speedometer download: Google Drive

One issue I've been working through but haven't found a solution to yet is the under reporting of speed when walking up or down a slope. From what I can tell, when you are contacting the ground the game ignores your Z velocity in its calculation for PlayerSpeed, which skews how we extract the frame time from that value.
I feel like there is probably a way to check if the Z position in our calculation is being excluded from the PlayerSpeed calculation, but I haven't had any luck.

Very cool tool and I'd highly recommend it. It's very simple to setup but very powerful, whether you want to do something like disable shells or have a different view model position / state for every weapon.

1 key to make a Hud would come out to substantially less than minimum wage, and for how much work actually goes into making a Hud, it is unlikely anyone will do it for that little.

It sounds like you have minmode enabled, the "centered" version of my hud is minmode disabled (opposite to most huds because it is a quirk of SunsetHud).

Full Release Update!

A lot has been done since I posted this 7 months ago, most notably: Dark mode, non-16:9 resolution support, transparent viewmodel support, Linux/Mac support, and more to come!

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HUDs.tf
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I believe that is just the look of the Renogare font when used in TF2.

Could you elaborate on how you fixed this so I could implement it into the hud? Did you delete the fade in/out animation entirely or just copy the default settings or what?

In one of the upcoming updates I'll make the uber tracker a customization option that is disabled by default. Until then if you remove the animation for it at the bottom of animations_peach in the scripts folder it will be disabled.

Don't think I have seen KNBHud before actually, I saw a clip from someone with the team colored line under their health and added that to the Hud though, so maybe that's where that came from. Also thank you for the kind words!

For the past few months I've been developing a HUD with competitive viability as the number one priority, while also maintaining a clean aesthetic with plenty of customizability.

For this purpose I used Sunset HUD as a base and began modifying, adapting, and eventually developing it to suit my design approach. I have been in contact with Hypnotize (the maker of Sunset) since the early stages of development and he has been tremendously supportive and helpful, and I really cannot thank him enough!

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Additional Information
To ensure its viability in competitive I involved many players ranging from seasoned invite veterans to fresh installs and taken feedback from them. Optimization was a big priority for myself and my testers, because of this I have removed elements that hurt performance or stability, such as the friends list and player model from the base HUD and added them as optional customizations. I would encourage anyone interested in getting involved to join the HUD discord and become a tester!

Development Discord

Looking to play pocket or flank scout for my first (and I guess last) season of ESEA. Started playing in 2012 and put 3000+ hours game and gathered a lot of highlander experience on scout and other classes, as well as some prolander and 6s experience in UGC, RGL, PUGs, and Centers. Just looking to play, improve, and have fun on a solid team that allows me to do all of those at the same time.

UGC Experience
S24 - Steel Highlander - Demo +Playoffs
S25 - Steel Highlander - Flex Sub (From Kenya) +Playoffs
Some 6's teams that broke up

RGL Experience
S1 - Open Highlander - Scout +Playoffs
S2 - IM Highlander - Scout
EXP HL 1 - Open Highlander - Scout +3rd Place
One Day Cup 4 - Div 4 Prolander - Scout +2nd Place

Not going to post my steam here because I'll probably decline any friend requests because of all the scam bots, just hit me up on discord (peaches#5378) and I can send a link there.

If you still need a scout I'd be open to trying out.