Difference between revisions of "Custom HUD"
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==How to create your own CHUDs== | ==How to create your own CHUDs== | ||
− | For most CHUD editing tasks only a text processor is needed, this makes it very easy to create and edit | + | For most CHUD editing tasks only a text processor is needed, this makes it very easy to create and edit Chuds. |
There are some guides/tutorials created by various members of the community on the subject, which can be seen below: | There are some guides/tutorials created by various members of the community on the subject, which can be seen below: |
Latest revision as of 13:55, 11 December 2024
The CHUD, or custom heads-up display, are the in-game element such as health and ammo indicators, the killfeed, etc. CHUDs are very important to the competitive scene because they usually focus more on usability. Many competitive players prefer CHUDs over the default one as they clutter the screen less and show more relevant information to the player.
How to install[edit]
Since the Steampipe update, custom files are much more easily installed and managed.
- Download your preferred CHUD, which usually come in a .zip or .rar format
- Extract the main contents of the CHUD package into its own folder, which can have any name of your liking. The folder should now contain resource, scripts and/or materials folders.
- Copy the folder to the Steam/steamapps/common/team fortress 2/tf/custom directory on your hard drive
- On Mac OSX/macOS copy the folder to ~/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/common/Team Fortress 2/tf/custom
- On Linux copy the folder to ~/.local/share/Steam/SteamApps/common/Team Fortress 2/tf/custom
- Start the game and test the CHUD you installed
Note: The game should be closed while you do this.
You can also check CHuds.tf guide on How to install custom CHuds here.
How to create your own CHUDs[edit]
For most CHUD editing tasks only a text processor is needed, this makes it very easy to create and edit Chuds.
There are some guides/tutorials created by various members of the community on the subject, which can be seen below:
- Flame's Guide To CHUDs (.pdf)
- Doodles CHUD editing guide
- Diarrhea
- Boen's Guide to CHUDs Part 1
- Boen's Guide to CHUDs Part 2
- Chuds.tf Guide on how to install custom Fonts on your Chud by Flatline
- Chuds.tf Guide on how to install custom Crosshairs on your Chud by Han Brolo
Other Guides[edit]
External Links[edit]
- Chuds.tf - A community driven website that contains new and old CHUDs and is continuously being updated.
- Teamfortress.tv Thread - A large CHUD collection, although more outdated than Chuds.tf.
- Gamebanana - TF2 CHUDs - 10+ pages of CHUDs.