The netgraph font is controlled by the DefaultFixedOutline definition in resource/sourcescheme.res. If your hud doesn't have that, you can paste in something like this as a start and then edit it.

The 5 different sections are for different resolutions, so if you only play on one res you really only need to edit the one whose "yres" includes your vertical res (eg. edit the 4th section if you play on 1080p).

It's hard to tell what font that is in the video but it definitely looks like outline is off and antialias is probably on. The font itself might just be arial, but if not just try other fonts I guess.

The cvar net_graphheight can be changed to move the netgraph up like in the video, try something like net_graphheight 100.

fun rule of thumb AimIsADick: if someone like you knows about it, it's patched

also the write up says it's been patched in csgo and tf2, and that steam invites for other games will show a confirmation dialog when passed abnormal launch flags

Valve fixed this 6 months ago in tf2: https://i.imgur.com/XbI1hPU.png, would post the link but you actually already posted it lol

It's a very very foolish mindset to assume that there aren't bugs leading to rce in any software, let alone a c++ codebase from 2004, with old versions of 3rd party libraries, that valve has been adding to in the way that they have.

This specific bug in XZip has been found and patched, there are undoubtedly many more similar bugs in other parts of Source/tf2, and you should assume the same for nearly any software.

Curl error 26 means the file couldn't be opened, which usually would happen when the file doesn't exist.

I believe the demos.tf plugin doesn't record demos but only uploads them, so if you don't have something like the recordSTV plugin that could explain it.

If you do have recordSTV or similar, it might be that the user you're running the server under doesn't have write permission to the folder the demos should be saved in and they're not getting saved. chmod +w would add that on linux, no clue if windows even has filesystem permissions.

It should automatically run steamcmd and connect to steam if you're using the default srcds_run script to start the server, but it's possible for it to lose connection or for steam to hang (maybe it just didn't reconnect after steam came back up today). Restarting the server should fix it if that's the case.

Not sure exactly what the issue is, but make sure you have the latest version of tf2attributes, your sourcemod gamedata file is correctly set up for tf2, and your server is connected to steam

check the sourcemod logs to see if it tells you anything about why tf2attributes is crashing

I'm pretty sure that most people who do this aren't adding a hud element but instead using the crosshair to do it.

Essentially, for each weapon you make a large image that has a normal crosshair in the middle and a weapon picture/name somewhere off to the bottom, and then you set that as the crosshair in the weapon script (scripts/tf_weapon_whatever.txt) for that weapon. The VTF crosshair tutorial thread walks through how to do that if you're unsure. The weapon scripts are encrypted and can be decrypted using a tool called VICE with the key E2NcUkG2.

There might also be a way to achieve this by adding a new hud element, but I can't think of one.

This probably won't work on recent osx versions since that IOHIDLib stuff was deprecated in 10.11 or 10.12 (4-ish years ago)

Also he might want to consider just using windows for tf2 if it's not one of those new arm64 macbooks

The global preference keys com.apple.mouse.scaling and com.apple.trackpad.scaling control the mouse and trackpad acceleration constants, you can set them to -1 to disable acceleration eg. defaults write -g com.apple.mouse.scaling -1

I think it is a double cup of wocky Drank

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3H5O5L4W0aY

Bro you cant be this pretentious when youre this clueless. Those things just dont mix.

It's from september 2017, not 2018