in-game text chat is controlled by the console command hud_saytext_time. 0 would make chat invisible until you press "y" (or whatever your chat is bound to). same for team chat.

other than that, KBNhud sounds like something you'd like. the most minimalistic I know of, might be too centered for your taste. screenshots

you ninja'd me. no hud is going to have chat straight up disabled though, you'd have to do that yourself, not sure how. I could do it for you if you really want I guess. you could just put hud_saytext_time 0 in autoexec and unbind y, then you could never turn chat on ever. would be functionally the same thing.

the player list is the default font, to change it you need to change the "default" font definitions in clientscheme, but that affects lots of other stuff as well.

There's an in-game command for that but I've never used it. You should try it and see if it works I guess.

cl_crosshairalpha

The fourth value in fgcolor doesn't work for fonts correctly I believe. At least, it never has for me either. It works fine for image panels but I would assume it simply isn't supported for CExLabels (basically text boxes).

What's the absolute most satisfying thing to do as a soldier? For me the answer is to hit a good flick airshot on a strafing scout. I had an idea for a practice map a la tr_aim that would be specifically designed to practice hitting airborne scouts but need some help getting started.

Basically picture half of badlands mid bridge. Around the bridge where valley was it's just tall obstacles similar to the hoodoos everywhere. The bot would jump around from the train car to the obstacles randomly. I'm pretty confident I can modify badlands mid in hammer to my liking, my only problem is that I have no clue how to write this sort of AI for TF2 bots, or even in general. Anyone have any pointers? I was hoping there was some way to limit what parts of the map they're allowed to touch and simply make it the tops of the obstacles, this would force them to move back and forth between them and also randomize how much time they spend on each obstacle. Still not sure how I would force them to jump in a random direction but tr_aim's existing bots would seem fine if I could limit where they could land and make them jump often. If I knew how to access the code for the bots in tr_aim I would, but I have no experience and couldn't find much on Google. Anyone know where I can start?

Here's an image because my explanation is lacking. The stuff with red diamonds would be where the bot would jump, the blue 'x' is where the player would stand.

http://i.imgur.com/QEXx3I1.png

I'd love to reserve hud crosshair implementation and methods of switching them. I'll start today.

baseball, but i don't feel too comfortable calling it a sport, prefer pastime.

good music and chilling with nothing to do after a long day.

cool thanks friends.

I'm setting up an ethernet cable in my new house, but the router is pretty far away. I would need an 80 ft. cable (or so). I have no issue with this except I remember hearing that the cables are less efficient or something the longer they are. Would I see significant performance loss of any kind? Anyone have personal experience using a cord this long?

It's just in the class configs, you don't need to press any bind with his, nor rebind your movement keys.

I might update these later if I have time, here are the untouched old versions. https://www.dropbox.com/s/q899k3uc1sbpxio/old%20garm3n%20huds.zip

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and someone on your team had the audacity to call them an autist.

Pretty sure you guys started it by using two players not on your roster. This is pretty cut and dry, I'm done with the whining.

Your whole team played an entire fucking match with people who weren't on the roster. Even with your lack of awareness I'm pretty sure you could tell that the two people in mumble weren't your regular players. Your entire team is responsible for the ringers, they all participated in making UGC admins have to deal with this shit. This is a fucking steel highlander match, why do you guys care that you got suspended for a week.

Your WHOLE team wasted UGC admins' time and were disrespectful by pulling your bullshit with the ringers. Your WHOLE team tried to play the rematch with the two players who started this whole shitfest. The slur in game chat is just icing on the cake dude. After all that you have to admit that you basically forfeited your right to discuss the situation. If I were an admin and you pulled all this crap I would definitely feel justified in ignoring you. What's there to discuss? You admit you guys broke the rules and were disrespectful, take your punishment and stop whining.