This would somewhat kill customization as I think the VPK has priority over the separate files in your custom folder.

I will try this by extracting the default hudfiles for #base includes into a new VPK (basically moving them) for faster loading/smaller file size.

Impossible to have the above the head and the targetID sized differently.

In TargetID find spectatorguihealth and change "HealthBonusPosAdj" to it's default value of 10 and the HealthDeathWarning to 0.49 and see if this improves the issue.

Have a look at this thread explaining an 'anchor' trick with 'pin_to_corner' to move elements that seem fixed in the hud.
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mainmenuoverride.res is the file you're looking for to change where things are positioned
gamemenu.res for the button actions/tooltips
and overrrule the VTFs in the materials/console folder starting with background_ (have a look at /scripts/chapterbackgrounds.txt for which files exactly and add the _widescreen versions by duplicating it)

Have a look at Scoreboard.res?

It has to be the wide of the TimePanelValue (the one in HudObjectiveStatus.res)
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Editing the health bars is impossible afaik, changing the font is done by changing SpectatorVerySmall in ClientScheme.res

Disabling the health bars/names is setting visible to 0 in hudlayout.res for 'SpectatorExtras', outlines are controlled by console variables.

Which section of the MvM hud is broken?
Scoreboard.Res needs a section that loads the mvm scoreboard, not touching the MvMScoreboard.res should work, unless you made major changes to where the labels and values with player stats have moved (LocalPlayerStatsPanel)

Leaving out all the other files from your custom folder that are MvM related should make them revert to the default ones valve provides.

Local server and vgui_drawtree + Highlight selected ticked is the easiest way to figure out which hud element is what.

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HudDamageAccount, change NegativeColor to be red in rgba (255 0 0 255) and the fonts to be an outline version defined in your clientscheme.res

This is all BaseChat.res stuff.

Best way to edit chat is to join a local server and pause the game (sv_pauseable 1; pause) so you can then vgui_drawtree reloadscheme when 'Highlight selected' is ticked and see changes you made to basechat.res instantly applied.

I had some fun hijacking the trade-up animation event to modify the uncrating sequence one, because the default one is broken after you've looked at a trade-up panel (it still shows the background thing)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Z3bE9U9RWIg

With finding the fix for CollectionCrafting_ItemRecieved showing the background I also replaced the sound with the 'you found an Australium' sound.

Animate TradeUpContainer wide 0 Accel 0 0 // Fix for Trade-Up Background

Add the line above to the start of the aforementioned event to fix the uncrate animation sequence.
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Please tell me you're using the buttons_kv one and defining the buttons that need to be visible in GameMenu.res (as that is way easier to maintain than having to move each individual button to a certain spot.

ui/econ/ItemPickupPanel.res

bind ` toggleconsole // open console in backpack/store/item panels

It should not be needed for fonts to be installed; this was caused by a typo in the clientscheme.res with a closing curly bracket too many.

@No1inPartiqlar That Clientscheme from idhud is up to date with the default hud and should make this work. If the font still doesn't show up, check if you have a custom "Resource/UI/quests/questitemtrackerpanel_base.res" and check the fonts/colors defined there (or just remove the file and use the actual default one)

Make sure the font QuestObjectiveTracker_Desc is defined in your clientscheme.res

@Flame you don't need to use #base at all, but for certain files it's easier to include the default one and just move things around, if you completely overhaul an element you can just provide your own .res file (or use that as the default for a #base include)

I duplicate them, just the actual name of the original value needs a visible 0 because it might be hidden by the new value you actually add to do the same job with a different color.

Having clear readable code makes it easier for someone else to maintain/modify, just good practice is all ;)

In the Scoreboard.res 'LocalPlayerStatsPanel' you have to duplicate each non-Label:

// Default 'Kills' (goes with KillsLabel)											
		"Kills"
		{
			"ControlName"		"CExLabel"
			"fieldName"		"Kills"
			"font"			"ScoreboardVerySmall"
			"labelText"		"%kills%"
			"textAlignment"		"west"
			"xpos"			"180"
			"ypos"			"0"
			"zpos"			"3"
			"wide"			"35"
			"tall"			"20"
			"autoResize"	"0"
			"pinCorner"		"0"
			"visible"		"1"
			"enabled"		"1"
		}

You copy the first 3 lines and then add a 'visible 0' and a closing curly bracket and add 'Value' to the 'duplicated section where you define a FgColor (foreground color) to change the text color like so:

// 'Duplicate' the name, fieldName and then hide it (visible 0)
// Add 'Value' in the names on the new element and change color
		"Kills"
		{
			"ControlName"		"CExLabel"
			"fieldName"		"Kills"
 "visible" "0" // Hide the original value that turns green
}
		"KillsValue"
		{
			"ControlName"		"CExLabel"
			"fieldName"		"KillsValue" // Add 'Value' here and to the name
			"font"			"ScoreboardVerySmall"
			"labelText"		"%kills%"
  "FgColor" "TanLight" // Change color
			"textAlignment"		"west"
			"xpos"			"180"
			"ypos"			"0"
			"zpos"			"3"
			"wide"			"35"
			"tall"			"20"
			"autoResize"	"0"
			"pinCorner"		"0"
			"visible"		"1"
			"enabled"		"1"
		}

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Add a 'killstreak_image_width' in the scores section in the top of your Scoreboard.res file

"scores"
{
		"killstreak_image_width" "15" // Default value
}

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The file you need to open is 'Charinfopanel.res' and then the BackgroundHeader & BackgroundFooter sections.
- Remove the 'image' and add 'fillcolor_override" "Black"

The continue might be a simplified textwindow.res (?), the map info section is:

resource/ui/MapInfoMenu.res

If you go on a local server and use the following in console when viewing the right thing in the hud you might be able to figure out certain files by the name of the hud elements:

sv_cheats 1; vgui_drawtree 1 // makes the vgui_drawtree show up
 vgui_drawtree_draw_selected 1 // similar to ticking 'highlight selected'

Finally someone who gets it :D

Increasing quality for the fat graphics, shiny particles and silly outlines Valve is forcing on you will increase your fps by stressing that beast of a GPU you have been keeping on a leash by redirecting every bit of load to your CPU by running potato settings because you came from a toaster.

FlameConfig-default when?! :D

Open and copy from the the default file the following and add it to RedPlayerList & BluePlayerList

"show_columns" "1"

This will make a grid for the columns show up to possibly figure out what does what. My guess for the 3rd column is that they're used for domination icons and killstreak + killstreak icon.