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Revision as of 22:33, 14 April 2014
The HUD, or heads-up display, are the in-game element such as health and ammo indicators, the killfeed, etc. Custom HUDs are very important to the competitive scene because they usually focus more on usability. Many competitive players prefer custom HUDs over the default one as they clutter the screen less and show more relevant information to the player.
List of HUDs
- TF2HUDS.net - A site where you can find the most recent and up-to-date custom huds.
Name of HUD | Name of creator | Website |
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8bit HUD | - | Link |
A Toasty HUD | - | Link |
Anthal's minHUD | Anthal | Link |
BladeHUD | Gunblade | Link |
broeselhud | broesel | Link |
clownHUD | - | Link |
Community HUD Reborn | Cheezyyyy | Link |
Deli's HUD | Deli | Link |
Doodle HUD | Doodles | Link |
drdonutman's HUD | drdonutman | Link |
e.v.e HUD | Sinders | Link |
Ell's HUD | ell | Link |
FlameHUD | - | Link |
flatHUD | flatline | Link |
fnhud | - | Link |
FrankenHUD | 6000 ANGRY BEES | Link |
G-Mang HUD | - | Link |
Garm3n HUD | Garm3n | Link |
grapehud | grape | Link |
HUDAS Iscariote | quartz + Sir Villeta | Link |
kzahud | Kaiza | Link |
KBNHud | Jotun | Link |
keredhud | Kered13 | Link |
KNHUD | chippy | Link |
Metro HUD | - | Link |
M0rehud | - | Link |
Nescau HUD | - | Link |
odhud | - | Link |
omp's HUD | omp | Link |
OTL's HUD | OTL | Link |
pudHUD | - | Link |
PVHUD | povohat | Link |
QuartzHUD | - | Link |
radshud | - | Link |
rayshud | Rays | Link |
ryuswagwahud | - | Link |
Roxas' HUD | Prof Roxas | Link |
shlaner's HUD | - | Link |
Soft HUD | - | Link |
sylverhud | - | Link |
washy hud | - | Link |
yA_HUD | whayay | Link |
ZimHUD | - | Link |
Another list of custom HUDs can be seen here.
How to install
Since the Steampipe update, custom files are much more easily installed and managed.
To install any custom HUD you should follow the steps below:
- Extract the main contents of the HUD package you downloaded (usually HUDs come in .zip or .rar format), they should contain a resource, scripts and/or materials folders.
- Go to the Steam/steamapps/common/team fortress 2/tf/custom directory on your hard drive
- Create a folder and name it to your liking (eg: mycustomhud)
- Copy the extracted folders into the folder you created in the custom directory
- Start the game and test the HUD you installed
Note: The game should be closed while you do this.
How to create custom HUDs
For most HUD editing tasks only a text processor is needed, this makes it very easy to create and edit custom huds.
There are some guides/tutorials created by various members of the community on the subject, which can be seen below:
Flame's Guide To HUDs (.pdf)
Doodles HUD editing guide
Rays HUD tutorials (Youtube Playlist)
Boen's Guide to HUDs Part 1
Boen's Guide to HUDs Part 2