Now that TF2Center has gotten a new owner, what do you hope to see change in the site? What were the downsides?

Looking for a seasoned Pocket Soldier who’s willing to offer their time and expertise as a mentor. Let me know if you are interested. I am committed to putting in the work to become a top-level player and advance in the ranks!

It should work on them with preloading at least, I haven't noticed them appearing since.

I figured it out myself, here's the mod.

Just trying to make the game clearer. I also think people would like this.

You have the wrong idea. Here's a video of what I'm talking about:

https://youtu.be/iTGfQLVXxQo

Whenever players take damage in the game, they spawn damage particles on the player model, or in the case of explosives, at the origin of the explosive. Is it possible to disable them?

Edit:
Yes you can, and here's the mod I made for it:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-6mxeVkvmA2uBBi0YluFGfJ8lI2Vv7VH/view?usp=sharing

Oh, it's that simple really. Thank you!

I'm trying to solve a problem with my medic.cfg.
I want to disable rendering the medi gun via r_drawviewmodel, but not the other weapons.
That would be simple enough:

bind 1 "slot1;viewmodel_fov 110; r_drawviewmodel 1"
bind 2 "slot2;viewmodel_fov 0; r_drawviewmodel 0"

Note: I change the viewmodel FOV to 0 to hide the medi gun beam.

However, If I decide to disable rendering all of the medic weapons using the same command, the binding above would overwrite it as soon as I switch from the medi gun.

Is it possible to make it work by somehow creating conditions or variables?

I think his app is vastly different from what I envision. It would require too much work to make it different.

I had the idea of making it into a full-on mod studio for all sorts of customizations if we finish developing the main program.

He already responded to a similar request that I made in the huds.tf discord showing interest.

I'm interested in developing a program for editing and creating TF2 HUDs!

In TF2's HUD development process, there are a few problems, such as edit testing taking a long time, managing code and files, and memorizing the entire hierarchy of TF2 VGUI.

I want to fix those issues to simplify the process of editing or creating huds by creating a user friendly application for that.

What I have in mind:
- Interactive UI for moving and resizing elements, with changes immediately reflected as seen in-game.
- Overview of the element hierarchy for an easy understanding of which elements are parents and which are children.
- A properties panel that allows quick changes to an element with explanations.
- Organization of files and HUDS.

Work will be done through GitHub using Visual Studio 2022 WPF. The project will be open source, and have a permissive license, if people want to, they should be able to contribute to making hud development easier. I see no issue in anyone using our work as long as they attribute us.

Ownership will be collective and code will be collaboratively worked on.

No plans for monetary gain.

If you're interested, don't hesitate to contact me on Discord at **xCape#6714** or Reddit!

Note: I'm aware of TF2 Hud Editor by CriticalFlaw, I think it's missing a lot of functionality.

Looks amazing, i like the much better lighting as well as the cleanliness of it!

When i was practicing rollouts offline, I noticed how having overheal made the game a tiny bit choppier compared to no choppiness at all without it. Is this something that could be fixed with a command, what's causing it?