There's no mac/linux support, sorry about that!
If fonts are not working for any reason, please be sure to install them to your system. You can do this by selecting the fonts in the resource folder, right-clicking and selecting "Install".
There is an option to have smaller Ammo, Health and Medic Charge numbers. These can be found in alternative files to their standard sized counterparts. These files are HudAmmoWeapons_minimal.res, HudMedicCharge_minimal.res and HudPlayerHealth_minimal.res. Just rename these to HudAmmoWeapons.res, HudMedicCharge.res and HudPlayerHealth.res respectively. To make sure you don't lose the original files, be sure to rename them.
You can add shadows to health and ammo in notoHUD, as they are turned off by default. To turn shadows on for health, open scripts/hudplayerhealth.res and ctrl+f to find "PlayerStatusHealthValueShadow". You should notice that "visible" is set to "0". Just set it to "1" and the shadow will appear.
Shadows for ammo is a little trickier. Open up HudAmmoWeapons.res and ctrl+f to find "AmmoInClipShadow", "AmmoInReserveShadow" and "AmmoNoClipShadow". You may notice that these have 2 xpos values, one of which is commented out with //, and the other should have a numbered value of "9999".
Remove the // from the front of the xpos value that has it, and add // to the xpos value with the number of "9999". Instead of this:
//"xpos" "5"
"xpos" "9999"
It should look like this
"xpos" "5"
//"xpos" "9999"
Doing this will enable shadows for ammo.
Health colors can be changed in resource/clientscheme.res
NotoHealthNormal, NotoHealthBuff and NotoHealthLow refer to the color of the health text. So, for example, changing NotoHealthBuff to "32 160 32 255" would make the text green when you have overheal.
NotoHealthShadow, NotoHealthShadowBuff and NotoHealthShadowLow refer to the color of the health text shadow. Basically, the same as above.
NotoHealthBGBuff and NotoHealthBGBuff2 refer to the block background that appears behind the health text when you have overheal. These flash between each other, so pick colors that look nice together. If you want a solid color, use the same color in both instances. If you don't wish to have any box at all, you can set the color to "0 0 0 0"
NotoHealthBGLow and NotoHealthBGLow2 refer to the block background that appears behind the health text when your health is low. Again, it's basically the same as NotoHealthBGBuff/NotoHealthBGBuff2.
Ammo colors can also be changed in resource/clientscheme.res
The ammo colors have similar properties to the health colors, each including a default text color, a shadow color and 2 background colors. However, ammo does not have a buffed color.
The difference with ammo is that each part of the ammo has it's own color.
NotoAmmoClip, NotoAmmoClipLow, NotoAmmoClipShadow and NotoAmmoClipShadowLow refer to the ammo that is currently in the clip of the weapon. For example, 4 rockets ready to fire from the Rocket Launcher.
NotoAmmoReserve, NotoAmmoReserveLow, NotoAmmoReserveShadow and NotoAmmoReserveShadowLow refer to the ammo that is ready to be loaded into the weapon. For example, the Rocket Launcher has 20 rockets that can be reloaded when ammo from the clip has been used.
NotoAmmoNoClip, NotoAmmoNoClipLow, NotoAmmoNoClipShadow and NotoAmmoNoClipShadowLow refer to the ammo from any weapon that does not require reloading, like the Flamethrower or Minigun.
NotoAmmoBGLow and NotoAmmoBGLow2 work in the same way that the health backgrounds do.
You can also change the colors of the medic charge text/charge bar. Again, in resource/clientscheme.res
NotoMedicNormal refers to the charge text when building an uber. NotoMedicCharged1 and NotoMedicCharged2 refer to the charge text when the uber is charged/used. These will flash between each other, much like health/ammo backgrounds do. Medic charge text currently doesn't support shadows very well, thus have not been added.
NotoMedicBarNormal refers to the charge bar when building an uber. NotoMedicBarCharged1 and NotoMedicBarCharged2 refer to the charge bar when the uber is charged/used. These work similar to the text. Use different colors than the text to avoid color clashing.
NotoMedicBarBG refers to the backgrounds of the charge bars, which you will see when you do not have a full ubercharge.
Crosshair colors are also able to be changed in resource/clientscheme.res
NotoCross and NotoCross2 are the default color for the crosshair. NotoCross applies to the color of ThinCross and NotoCross2 applies to the color of all other crosshairs added into the hud by default. All crosshairs can be found and added to scripts/hudlayout.res.
NotoCrossDamage is the color the crosshair quickly changes to when damage is dealt. This is currently only applied to ThinCross and BanjoTooie by default. Setting this color to the same color as NotoCross/NotoCross2 will stop the crosshair from changing color when dealing damage.
There are 3 scoreboard files in notoHUD. Scoreboard.res, Scoreboard_Comp.res and Scoreboard_9.res, all found within resource/ui.
Scoreboard.res is the default scoreboard. It sports a 6v6 and a 12v12 scoreboard, which is interchangable by the "Toggle Scoreboard" button on the bottom of the in-game main menu, or by toggling "cl_hud_minmode" in the in-game console.
Scoreboard_9.res is similar to the default scoreboard, except it has a 9v9 scoreboard in place of a 6v6 scoreboard.
Scoreboard_Comp.res removes the 12v12 and replaces it with the 9v9 scoreboard, perfect for those only interested in the competitive game modes.
To use the 9v9/12v12 or 6v6/9v9 scoreboard instead of the 6v6/12v12 scoreboard, rename Scoreboard.res to Scoreboard_6.res and rename either Scoreboard_9.res or Scoreboard_Comp.res to Scoreboard.res.
You can change the color of the main scoreboard background (where the player names live) in resource/clientscheme.res by changing the color value of "NotoScoreBGMain". Unfortunately, the stats backgrounds are unsupported to customization as there are some aesthetic issues relating to Duelling.
Check out the notoHUD thread on teamfortress.tv for anything you may need. You're free to add me on steam (follow from my tftv profile), but I may not accept your friend request right away. You should also check out teamfortress.tv's TF2 Customization forum for any general hud questions. Pretty much everything that has ever needed to be asked has been, so check it out.
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