You can put your personal settings on an autoexec.cfg file, that gets loaded last. Really, take a couple minutes to see the documentation, which includes customization. If you have any other questions, over on the Discord you'll be able to chat with other users.

VPK's are drag-n-drop into the \Common\Team Fortress 2\TF\Custom\ folder. Follow https://docs.mastercomfig.com/en/latest/setup/clean_up/ instructions, then grab the .zip from mastercom's post above. Going to that link's Install page on the left menu will get you to the version 7, which is not the latest.

You might want to join the Discord server to keep up with the project. Link's in the first post (and whatever else you might need).

This kid has been around for a while, has a lot of alts... He uses nullcore or something VAC can't do shit about. Just change servers, mah boi. Don't entertain the trolls.

Just fyi, the account is at best a couple years old. There are hacks for that badge.

Try hitting escape. And upon entering/leaving a server it usually updates the backpack.

What snippet controls the classes' name text on the loadout panel?

And how do I edit these white stripes (building health)? I managed to find "ControlName" "CBuildingHealthBar" in each of the buildings' .res, but it seems to control only the vertical grey bar.

Can't pinpoint a specific version, but v7 was definitely stable for me, and going back to v6.1x started making my game crash (not while joining, but mid-game after a couple maps and watching demos).

Those 10 people should sue Valve for giving them a heart attack! How dare they!

The Professional KS one is Bobsplosion's (former top $$ backpack, TC collector), because aggregated value and shit.

Nice ress, buddy.

Anyway, it respects the limit at first, but as the search progresses without success, it broadens the range. When I see it's taking too long, I just cancel and search again.

https://www.humblebundle.com/store/jalopy-free (downloadable, you get a coupon to get a Steam key for $1)

https://www.humblebundle.com/store/guacamelee-super-turbo-championship-edition

Since the forums got nuked, there's only the cached version left. Hope it helps.

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=516149301

Probably your HUD uses a chat_english* which doesn't have this type of entry. Try getting an updated one from another HUD, or deleting it (will force the HUD to use the default tf_english).

* Inside /Resource/

https://www.humblebundle.com/store/age-of-wonders-iii

\Resource\GameMenu.res and \Resource\UI\MainMenuOverride.res

Don't quote me on this, but I've hurd/read somewhere that Valve employees can pick whatever projects they want to work on, but once they picked it, there's a "cooldown" on which they need to stick to the team before they can move on to other projects. They can indeed switch, but it makes it so that there's a sense of core within the team, and not people coming and going as they please. Because of that, or on top of that, given how little exposure and weight working on a project like TF2 brings to your curriculum - overshadowed by CS:GO, Dota and other IP's - most employees don't pick it. There's probably a Valve News Network video explaining their M.O.

I was reading about types of leaderships and company environments and came across this: "Laissez-faire leadership, also known as delegative leadership, is a type of leadership style in which leaders are hands-off and allow group members to make the decisions. Researchers have found that this is generally the leadership style that leads to the lowest productivity among group members." Ringing any bells?

P.S.: Funny how I'm two days late to post on this thread and it's already "old" because Valve released another update. What in the world...