In the Fonts section of ClientScheme.res, the first font is called "Default". You want to change the font from Verdana to something you like. Compare the original ClientScheme to my ClientScheme to see an example of what I've done. As for the overlap, I don't see anything overlapping there? It looks fine to me.

Open hudlayout.res and find "HudAchievementTracker". Change xpos to 0, NormalY to 0, EngineerY to 0, wide to f0, tall to 480. Yes, the f in f0 is intentional.

Open HudAchievementTrackerItem.res and find "HudAchievementTrackerItem". Change wide to f0, tall to 480. For every other element (there should be five more), change xpos to 9999 and ypos to 9999. Now go back to hudlayout.res and find the crosshair bit at the end and copy it over to HudAchievementTrackerItem.res.

Here is the default HudAchievementTrackerItem.res file so you won't have to extract it yourself: http://dpaste.com/801328/

Let me know if you run into any problems.

I'm not sure why you'd get any overlapping; I just kept the default width values for the elements (besides name) and everything was fine. As for the font, you can change this by changing the "Default" font in ClientScheme.res. This is the font used for the scoreboard, win panel, death notices, etc.

I'm not sure what file you'd have to edit to do this. If you know another HUD that does this, you can check the files to see where they do this and how, then do the same here. If you know a HUD that does this and can't figure it out, let me know and I'll take a look myself and help you out.

Hmm, all of it seems to be a weird issue with how the font is being rendered on your system. I'll try to find out what could be causing it, but I honestly have no idea. All the text looks wrong.

That's not a bug, just a side effect of having no health cross. The skull and crossbones image is simply the image that replaces the health cross when somebody is dead; since there is no health cross here, there is no skull and crossbones. This is also why the image is stretched in HUDs with a health bar instead of a health cross. There is absolutely nothing I can do here except figure out a way to add my own death image (possibly through a dingbat font) and manipulate it to somehow come up at the right time, but be covered at other times. However, I don't see the reason to do so. It's fairly obvious that no number means dead.

That's most likely Valve's fault. The spectator bit for your own player acts weird, usually displaying %HEALTH% or something along those lines, or displaying an incorrect value at times I guess. I can possibly come up with a way to cover this, as it is a bit annoying, but it's certainly not a priority. (You don't see this problem in the default HUD because the default HUD has no health values here, only the cross.)

I'll get around to adding an optional ammo flash soon. Sorry about the charge meter, I just fixed it.

Good news.

I added a semi-broken scoreboard for smaller aspect ratios. It still has the side panel getting cut off in normal mode, but the minmode 6v6 version should be fine now. I'll eventually get around to fixing the normal version, but that requires more work so don't expect it today.

Update: http://i.imgur.com/4Tx8X.jpg

I should be pushing the change to the repository in a couple of minutes.

I can probably do this. I'll get back to you on it.

That's just the default HUD being retarded. I actually removed it last night, so just get the newest version and you'll be good.

Hmm, I'll look into it. Can you try again, though? Could just be it glitching out; the tournament spectator stuff has been acting weird lately, regardless of HUD.

I just added Fog's crosshair font to the HUD. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/x1zWo.jpg

If you scroll to the very bottom of hudlayout.res, you can find OmpCrosshair and OmpCrosshair2. To enable either or both of these, set the "visible" and "enable" flags to "1".

Visit Fog's thread to see available crosshairs and what character corresponds to which: http://natf2.com/topics/5107 (Font sizes available at the moment are anywhere from 6 to 40 in increments of 2.) Centering the crosshairs can be tricky; you will have to play with xpos/ypos/wide/tall until you get it right. My examples should be centred on a 1920x1080 resolution, with the circle being the size of shotgun spread.

[edit] To solve the blurriness issue on certain crosshairs, I've added definitions with anti-aliasing off. Use CrosshairSharp for those (sizes are 10-20 in increments of 1). I've changed the small + crosshair in my example to the sharper version, so it looks much better than in the screenshot I provided. Basically, you want to use the anti-aliased version for rounded crosshairs, but the sharper version for crosshairs with straight edges.

What the hell did I just read?

In HudDamageAccount.res, change "delta_lifetime" to 0.

Same file, change "xpos" of CDamageAccountValue to "c-66" and "xpos" of CDamageAccountValueShadow to "c-65" to centre it. Then play with "ypos" to raise/lower them. (Make sure ypos of the shadow is one more than the actual value.) You can also change the font if you'd like it smaller; Futura24 and Futura 20 are some options slightly smaller I think. You'll have to mess around with the vertical positioning until you get it somewhere it doesn't overlap.

In TargetID.res, change fgcolor of TargetDataLabel to a colour you like, using an RGBA value. (such as 255 255 255 255 for white.)

Sure, I'll probably get around to it over the next couple of days.

I'll consider the class/team selection menus but it's not a priority. I don't want to change the main menu of the game for three reasons.
1) It's completely fine when you get used to it.
2) I don't want to update it any time the menu is changed.
3) I get lost when using other people's computers.

This. I can come up with a solution using eight aliases, but even that will not be perfect. It will get out of sync under various conditions, such as when your weapon changes due to lack of ammo. You can blame TF2 for not having a more dynamic, hook-based scripting system.

I do believe broesel's crosshair switcher will do what you want to the extent which I specified above. I'm not entirely sure as I've never used it.

Anyhow, the best thing to do is use a different key for each weapon.

Thanks for the link. :)

All the colours you'd want to change are defined at the top of ClientScheme.res and begin with Omp. The names should be descriptive.