Probably the only thing that would make this over the top would be if you somehow added a burning flames effect to the crown

still this was incredibly well made. Great job on it!

if you don't know what a flea market is you may not be old enough to move out and sustain on your own given that's what you're planning

have you tried changing the field values found hudlayout.res?

give it to someone on the street in a small box for free

Look at the "LocalPlayerDuelStatsPanel" field within scoreboard.res

quickplay UI as in the dropdown menu to go into casual, competitive, etc?

also the command for server UI is OpenServerBrowser, but I don't think you can access it through the console. You'd probably have to look in either your gamemenu.res file or mainmenuoverride.res file to change the function of it

http://www.teamfortress.tv/8247/show-your-hud-modifications/?page=177#5294

shameless plug but I'm sad now that I've realized that I've lost my files for it

Alright. Looks like I have another problem. When my PSU is plugged in by itself (no cables plugged in), it doesn't seem to be turning on. The fan test works but I'm not entirely sure if it's dead.

However, when I plug in both plugs from my 24 pin connector, nothing happens. But when I unplug the smaller connection, the fans and lights on my motherboard come on and off in short intervals. The PSU fan also spins but I'm rather concerned that with both 24 pin connectors in, nothing happens.

I bought the PSU at the beginning of the year so I'll have to check if there's still a warranty on it. There was also a rebate that I sent in and it apparently hasn't been received yet, so I may be making a post in the PC build thread soon

I will gladly take it and use it to complete my third nerd star

I'm looking at all of my connections now because I think that may actually be the issue. Hopefully​ as you mentioned it's an issue with something not being plugged in correctly and not something else

I tried replugging in my front case fan so that it would work (previously it wasn't connected all the way) and now when I try to power up my system no fans start

Apologies for the necro but I've figured out what was my issue. One of my intake fans wasn't plugged in properly so that would explain why I was having thermal issues. I also figured that simply bumping this one would be better than making a new thread

However once I had gotten all my stuff straightened out with getting the fan plugged in properly, my system straight up isn't booting. Power supply is working just fine and I'm relatively certain that I plugged everything into it that needed to be plugged in as well.

I know something is going right because some stuff on my motherboard is lighting up (including the power button on it) but when I press it nothing really happens. Is this likely an issue of something not being plugged in properly again? Or something else?

Pretty sure it's one of the individually named huditemeffectmeter files although since I don't have my files in front of me right now I can't give you a definite answer. Either that or try the huditemeffectmeter file with nothing attached at the end of it

Also use this thread in the future for hud questions :)

1600 DPI
1.2 in game
8.5 in/360 or roughly 21.6 cm/360

I use this for all classes

Look for the fieldname using the vgui drawtree and check your mainmenuoverride.res file

If it's not in there you're probably going to have to grab the code from the default hud files and then edit it from there

yes there is

look for "labeltext" within your mainmenuoverride.res file