hey rays you mind posting some kind of guide as to every change you made for gun mettle compatibility?

I'm digging through the git history but it's not clear what you've just copied from the stock hud and what actually needs changing

Digresser said "she" does it fucking matter

Would be kind of hard to get the outline right. Shadows are currently just darker versions of the exact same label, duplicated with a z-index lower than the normal label, offset a couple of pixels to the bottom right.

In order to achieve this effect you'd need a second font with slightly thicker characters at the same font size - think Photoshop's faux bold, but pre-baked into a duplicate font.

engie pistol has 200 reserve ammo, minigun and flamethrowers have 200 ammo, natascha has 300

as for input on the HUD, the standard HUD looks promising but the leaderboard stats on the bottom are a clusterfuck. I'd recommend making the labels a gray rather than white, and making them a small caps font.

sorry for all the delays, busy with work

thurs and fri i'll be free and i'll try and finish up the hud for a proper release

it'll come stock as rustic blu, and there will be rustic red, fresh blu, and fresh red options available

as for the weapon preview fov, unfortunately i can't figure out how to control the zoom, so i've reduced the fov to 60 so it fills the screen without being too zoomed in. looks good. will post more screens when i get the chance.

SFM isn't valve quality, I spotted a couple issues. It's good and better than what I could do but it's not quite Valve level.

Community update only.

paging tragic

it's normal for it to be a bit under.

Sandy Bridge and later (2011 onward, 2###+ models) handle clock frequency with the simple equation:

Multiplier x Bus Speed

The bus speed is ALWAYS supposed to be 100MHz. It affects things like USB and PCI-E connectivity, and altering it very far from stock will cause issues with those devices (blue screen, kernel panics, etc).

You're supposed to change the multiplier to overclock. The stock multiplier for the i5 3570k is 34, or 34 x 100MHz = 3.4GHz. However, that's only theoretical. The thing is, lower quality motherboards are bad at maintaining a perfect 100MHz bus speed, and sometimes are a little above or below that, so your actual clock may vary. For example, my MSI Z68MA-G45, which is fairly low end, can only maintain a stable 99.76MHz, so even though my multiplier is currently set to 40, my actual clock speed is 3990.48MHz, rather than 4000MHz.

Not sure about stuttering, pretty much RAM, pagefile swapping, bad sectors, fragmentation, or other processes attempting to take priority.

lol no it's like 2008

teleporters and dispensers don't have levels, you can't pick up buildings, and airblast, while implemented, costs 50 ammo

pre engie update

also my laptop hasn't yet been updated to gun mettle, should I disable the network and try to back it up?

SFM has an old ass version of TF2 inside

the only relevant thing it won't have pertaining to demo stickies are the rampup nerf

8GB RAM is around $60 nowadays

also you forgot your PSU and case

setsul isn't the only one that can do this you know ;_;

Technically, in some situations an i5 might be better, but the reason is a little finnicky. TF2 only uses up to three threads. An i7 is basically an i5 with hyperthreading, which means that while it still has four physical cores (for most i7s), each core shows up as two logical cores, with the second being used for smarter load distribution. Essentially, when the first thread is complete, there's a gap in time where the CPU has to fetch new instructions or resources for the next task in the first thread's queue, and during that time, the hyperthreaded thread is processed so that the CPU can get more done in the same amount of time. However, the gaps aren't perfect, and hyperthreads don't end up having the same performance as normal threads because of the fact that they have a lower priority. Because of this, if a game is set to run on hyperthreaded logical cores rather than the standard physical ones, you might actually get worse performance than if you had hyperthreading off (or had an i5).

This is evident in a couple of benchmarks with CPU-bound games that don't support many threads, like SC2.

http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph4083/35050.png

Something to note however is that these results are within the margin of error and that the i7 was running at a 100MHz higher clock (although you could very easily set the i5 to run at that).

However, issues like this are rare, and you can force your game to work around them, so I'd just get the i7 if you have a choice.

I'm getting bugs occasionally like Pete too.

Essentially, not all the skins download properly, and then there's an infinite pending symbol. Additionally, item labels only display after all skins have been downloaded, so essentially they never render.

of course

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