I have created a mod to do this already, you may combine said mod with your hud if you'd like to.
Here it is: gamebanana.com

I am happy to announce that I have set up an entire Discord server dedicated entirely to HUD editing help.
Here's the link.

I hope to see some eager learners or lost users in need of help in here.
I also hope to see anyone who wants to help those in need of it.

I have taken every precaution that I know of to keep this server safe for both itself and its users.

Hope to see some people joining soon!

Try checking to see if there's a linux tag next to the visible and enabled vars. Maybe there's something only meant for windows/osx users to see?

Anyone know how I could remove this bar (the gray background of the bar not the whole bar itself)? I assume it's under pvprankpanel.res but I haven't found anything on it.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/327174982201507840/533649337209716737/unknown.png

EDIT:
Nevermind I found it! For anyone with a future reference, it's in matchmakingdashboard.res under TopBar > Gradient + BGPanel.
Good luck!

Try changing the "TextAlignment" tag for the numbers.

"textAlignment"	"center"

I've looked everywhere and I can't seem to find the correct file, does anyone know what file this is? (Image credit goes to AntsHUD)

https://files.gamebanana.com/img/ss/guis/58e2cef17f661.jpg

EDIT: Nvm I found it :P

Could anyone find out how to change the class icons in this pic? Maybe change them to the scoreboard class icons as a start.

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/327174982201507840/451568178489720832/unknown.png?width=489&height=45

Anyone know to change the teamstatus on the hud? I don't want to hide it, I want to just remove the rounded background that's behind the players. Thanks in advance!

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/327174982201507840/451568178489720832/unknown.png

Anyone know how to get my custom hud back? I really dislike the stock hud as it brings a lot of confusion and well, gameplay wise, I want to see my health out of the corner of my eye without having to look at the corner of my screen. Thanks in advance!

Thanks on that. I see what you mean, you think that the way I did it suggests that it's a little to bulky or crowded. I understand. But there has to be a way with how this kind of alias would work.
Another way I think it could work is a simple line by line code:

alias connection_set
	connect_set 1 "bad_net"
	connect_set 2 "good_net"
	connect_set 3 "more_net"
	alias connect_set "1,2,3"
	//This would tell the engine that there's only 3 commands

This is just a little something I came up with. It seems better than what I laid out earlier.
Again, there's many ways that valve would allow this.

To start off, I haven't taken though too much into this.
However I have taken into account on how this can be done.

The idea is... Well just imagine this for a moment. You probably know how r_drawviewmodel has two settings, 0 and 1.
0 to turn it off, and 1 to turn it on.
Well I had the idea where the alias command could have an extension on allowing the user to have a similar command.
Here's just a little bit of code that I have:

alias vm_on "r_drawviewmodel 1;viewmodel_fov 100"
alias vm_off "r_drawviewmodel 0;viewmodel_fov 100"

alias *tr_map (
1 = "map pl_badwater;exec regen"
2 = "map pl_upward;exec regen"
3 = "map tr_walkway_fix"
_define = "This is a command to set for opening certain maps in the maps folder."				
	//_define would define the command.
	//	Meaning it would tell the player what the command would do.
	//	For example:
	//	
	//	help tr_map
	//	
	//	- This is a command to set for opening certain maps in the maps folder.
	//	
	//	
	//	That's it.
	//	If there isn't a _define command, then it wouldn't say anything in the help command.
_name 3
	//_name would define how many different commands there are.
	// Aka, it would tell how many numbers to use in the command. Simular to a "endif" statement.
)

alias *vm_set (
0 = "vm_off"
1 = "vm_on"
_name 2
)

tr_map 1
	//This would load up pl_badwater and turn on the rocket jumping practice stript.

When this is active in a .cfg file, it allows the user to use the commands, vm_set, to have two different settings. 0 to turn it off, and 1 to turn it on. You can also use this kind of alias to allow for multiple commands as explained above.

I hope you can at least understand this. If you have any suggestions to change this or maybe add more features to this, then please do tell me and others.

Thanks.