Working as intended...
http://i.imgur.com/jnaYvSd.jpg

Seriously though I wonder where they're gonna have to draw the line for this... I feel like this is headed for a case by case reporting basis.

Watched ppd sellout and do pushups for donations the other day. granted anal is a little more extreme than pushups but its still the same concept.

follow twitch.tv/sezco

This spectator glitch has happened before, numerous times I'm pretty sure.

I doubt its not fixed by tonight

CODE for PC:
M728R-IJMPT-ICNNZ
M72CI-TDIY0-RFR2Z
M72DH-0X6C2-AP64N
M72EJ-7CNX5-WRCK2

CODE for PC:
Z4CH6-7IFGL-HIQVW
Z4CI4-A9C4Y-839L3
Z4CJI-620Z2-AEZRB
Z4CK4-3XBH4-G70XB

Added ConVar tf_weapon_criticals_melee to control whether melee weapons have random crits. Works separately from tf_weapon_criticals.

CAN WE ADD THIS TO COMPETITIVE TF2 LOL AND TURN IT OFF

"crosshairl1"
{
"ControlName" "CExLabel"
"fieldName" "crosshairl1"
"font" "defaultsmall"
"labelText" "("
"textAlignment" "east"
"xpos" "r642"
"ypos" "r194"
"zpos" "3"
"wide" "146"
"tall" "20"
"autoResize" "0"
"pinCorner" "0"
"visible" "1"
"enabled" "1"
"fgcolor" "255 255 255 255"
}
"crosshairr1"
{
"ControlName" "CExLabel"
"fieldName" "crosshairr1"
"font" "defaultsmall"
"labelText" ")"
"textAlignment" "east"
"xpos" "139"
"ypos" "r194"
"zpos" "3"
"wide" "145"
"tall" "20"
"autoResize" "0"
"pinCorner" "0"
"visible" "1"
"enabled" "1"
"fgcolor" "255 255 255 255"
}
"crosshairl2"
{
"ControlName" "CExLabel"
"fieldName" "crosshairl2"
"font" "defaultsmall"
"labelText" "("
"textAlignment" "east"
"xpos" "r639"
"ypos" "r194"
"zpos" "4"
"wide" "142"
"tall" "20"
"autoResize" "0"
"pinCorner" "0"
"visible" "1"
"enabled" "1"
"fgcolor" "0 0 0 255"
}
"crosshairr2"
{
"ControlName" "CExLabel"
"fieldName" "crosshairr2"
"font" "defaultsmall"
"labelText" ")"
"textAlignment" "east"
"xpos" "139"
"ypos" "r194"
"zpos" "4"
"wide" "146"
"tall" "20"
"autoResize" "0"
"pinCorner" "0"
"visible" "1"
"enabled" "1"
"fgcolor" "0 0 0 255"
}

add that to hudplayerclass

Edit: UPDATED FOR GUN METTLE

https://github.com/mattr0d/flamehud

use this thread to tell me whats not working, ill update when i have time.
should be good to go though.
thanks

I'm aware I didn't post screenshots, not really in the mood to. People were tweeting at me today to update it but it's always been updated, google projects don't seem to exist anymore though so it was a hassle. Now that I'm a real life software developer I'll give into the github scene and keep it up to date when I need to.

This way there's one link for it and that's it.

It hasn't changed much over the years but it's still one of the more polished ones since I have an obsession with things being centered/lined up correctly.

thank you for restoring my faith in the posts in this thread.

its not even close to walls.

so the annoying thing is spectatorguihealth is now like this 1 size fits all file that makes the health cross on the target ids and over the players head.

edit spectatorguihealth to edit the cross and the number value.

targetid.res is the same except your backgrounds might be shifted a little or uglier than normal because the secondarytargetids no longer have health crosses.

you can't get health crosses back on main target ids unless you're playing medic, so this isn't like a big change other than medics maybe a little easier now... kinda.

theres a command to set the alpha level tf_hud_targetid_alpha 0-100 that sets the background transparency, there's also tf_hud_target_id offset which is the distance in pixels between the center of your screen and the first target id if you want to move them lower.

HealthIconPanel.res needs to be resized to make the cross above the player's head fit. I can't seem to control the spectatorguihealth health cross' overheal size though. It kinda goes off on its own but maybe valve messed up.

ill look into it.

as for uploading my masterpiece where is a good place for project hosting.

http://i.imgur.com/JYa23Xm.jpg

This took me way longer than it needed to.

its more of a 'keep the trash off twitch' campaign.

as seen above, twitch is probably against this. twitch was always 'for gamers, by gamers.' You're a nerd and you watch other nerds play games. They don't want their userbase being overrun with creepster virgins trying to donate money to overweight girls in revealing tops.

That being said I'm pretty sad I won't be able to start my #thirsty streaming campaign which involved shirtless streaming from me, blaze, clockwork, and sezco.

follow sezco

lindsey fucking stirling

went 8 for 10.
road to 5k

Engineering taught me 'dont fix what isnt broken'

Engineering > Science

Engineering school generally focuses on making you learn how to think. Even at my current job there are people with PhDs and graduate degrees who can't properly use Google search keywords.

If there's one thing engineering school taught me it's how to work with no sleep, how to pass tests without going hard on studying, how to meet deadlines, and how to balance having little to no 'free' time yet still finding time for exercise, friends, etc.

I'm not trying to knock or downtalk CS because it is definitely a reputable degree and the coursework is definitely worthwhile but when I graduated I had very minimal experience coding, told myself I'd never software develop/code for a career and had no drive to learn. Then when I graduated I got a job for the DOD doing logistics engineering and now 2 years later I'm a developer at a telecommunications company making pretty good money as a software dev despite having legitimately minimal experience ever coding.

I didnt even suck any d's or know anyone at this company but I will also say when you're at school focus on networking with people even if they're shitheads if they have connections. Knowing people is generally more rewarded than knowing 'things' and if you can become friends with the right people it'll make your job searching down the road a lot easier. I got my DoD job through a connection and then this company hired me just because I had gov't experience even though I had 0 exp doing software work.

I'm still gonna back the CE over CS though. CE you can go into a lot of different fields (business,engineering,electronics,software) where I feel like CS limits you to software generally. Also the quality of people you meet in engineering is probably also more rewarding in the long run than the CS dept. For example if you're friends with the smartest kid in engineering it'll probably have better outcome networking wise than the smartest kid in CS.

That's just my opinion though, and my experience.

I graduated in '12 in CE.

i have had a lot more opportunities outside of software doe.

CE and CS were separate at Rutgers.

CE gets you some electrical and hardware learning and is generally more open.

CS to me means specifically only coding.

I definitely think the title of 'engineer' outweighs the title of 'scientist' post grad though as far as job searching.