Hi, pretty much same question here although I'm trying to get rid of the blinking red cross when low on health while still having the red health count.

Keys that can only be activated in certain countries tho usually USA is out of that list, so you should be fine. But still take time to double check before making a deal

But then you probably dont main scout nor sniper because your tracking habilities are greatly reduced.

The thing is, that the fact that some "pros" that use 2 senses (Stark, nation, ...) only works for them because they have managed to build muscle memory with it over extended periods of time. For you, as most people suggested here, you should pick a sense that's comfortable for the class you main and then practice with it to the point where you can play projectile classes with more ease. Finding a middle ground could also be an alternative in case you can't seem to get used to play solly and demo with such low senses but still prefer having 1 sens for all classes.

steal it

* Hud , and there is no way to change the position of it in that file

Hi,

Where is the file that controls the position of the green number that pops up in the lower left of the screen when you pick up an health pack ?

Could u post a DL link once it's finished ? :)

Ayy, happy for Puo

Hello,

So I've been running the Thalash crosshair for a long time now (seeker with green dot used in this Vid) and I wanted to do a crosshair animation. Basically, I wanted the base seeker the overshadow my crosshair whenever I hit somebody, with a flashy color (light blue for example). I went to the HudDamageAccount.res file first to write this

"Resource/UI/HudDamageAccount.res"
{
	"Hitmarker"
	{
		"fieldName" "Hitmarker"
		"ControlName"	"ImagePanel"
		"visible" "1"
		"enabled" "1"
		"xpos"	"r435"
		"ypos"	"r248"
		"wide"	"26"
		"tall"	"26"	
		"image"	"replay/thumbnails/seeker_thalash"
		"scaleImage"	"1"
	}

Then went to the HudAnimations_Custom.txt file (which is the animation file for my hud, a modified verion of m0re hud) and typed the following:

event Hitmarker
{
	Animate	Hitmarker	Alpha	"140"				Linear 0.0 0.0	// start
	Animate	Hitmarker	FgColor		"0 0 0 140"		Linear 0.0 0.0	// start
	Animate	Hitmarker	Alpha	"0"			     Linear 0.0 0.25 // end
	Animate	Hitmarker	FgColor 	       "0 0 0 0"     Linear 0.0 0.25 // end
}

event DamagedPlayer
{
	RunEvent Hitmarker	0.0
}

After testing and messing around with the pos values to get it centered, the seeker correctly puts itself above the entire crosshair, which is what I wanted to do. Still, I did'nt managed to change the color of it when it blinks and I have no Idea of to use the Alfa and FgColor lines to control that.

Any help or suggestion appreciated :)
Also tell me if something is unclear about my post or if you need extra screenshots!

This might sound dumb but u need a bracket ( } ) to close the code lines.

Did the scouts you played against even used that sortcut ? If yes, how did you felt the impact of it ?

Wow that's so neat, good luck in the future man ! Thanks for giving back to the community :)

Seemed to have been the case everytime a new update drops these last few months... :///

Historically, older AMD CPU performed quite inconsistent and worse thant Intel ones in source engine (TF2, CS GO) and I can attest of that myself having two system with one of each. Still, idk if the new Ryzen gen has made it better or if that gap between the 2 brands concerning TF2 is still a thing.

For the GC, you might want to make sure you only buy what you need, cuz realistically, unless you are doing 4K or 1440p at very high fps, you don't need a 1080ti nor a 1080. So I'd suggest that you focus on your needs by checking out benchmarks and comparaisons on the internet. Also, going for an AMD GPU allow you to choose a Freesync monitor down the road, which is a nice technology from what I've read and is alot less expensive that GSYNC (the Nvidia version of it).

Lastly, for the network, you should definetly check what kind of ethernet card your pc has already (usually decent mobos have more that sufficient ethernet controllers). But obviously going for more means that that part would not bottleneck your connection in any way.

I don't claim to know everything about pc so if someone sees something that I've written that seems very strange or untrue, just correct me.

EDIT: Ninja'd

True, that's why I think we should only start with a few changes and see how they play out by testing them in actual games. Then gather feedback before modifying any other stuff. Because realistically, too few changes won't bring an impact to the game that's worth testing, hence starting with a few new features to test.