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Quoted from nvc

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The way it works in quake is if you want a custom crosshair, you add it to the custom hud.. i bet you could do that with tf2 surely?

You can, and it’s probably a bit easier than in quake.

Quoted from Sturmis

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You can, and it’s probably a bit easier than in quake.

The only way I’ve heard of was making a custom font with a custom character and placing it in the middle of your screen.

It is sooo black it makes me sad…
I like colores thats why i play tf2. Sooooo many colores … it is about FUN not about sadness

but you are with your night sky like the spy: ” This is spy rainbows make me cry”
should fix that to “This is (i allready forgot your name) blue sky makes me cry”

you guys have problems man… seriously

Am i fucking whining about the skybox in turbine? it is fucking blue aswell…
Map is cool i do not want to waist again 20 mins of loading a new version

Quoted from klu

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No you can add images to HUDs, I remember seeing HUDs ages ago with images of wrenches, stickies beside ammo & metal counters.

Those images already exist within the HUD, people have just did a very clever job of positioning them.

It would mean relighting, recompiling and uploading every single map used in the league. It’s not just something you can do on a whim because you’ve got to light the map intelligently.

I vote valve make the map change time of day depending on what you have set on your windows clock

+99999999999999

The lighting on a map is pre-baked and not dynamic, you can change the skybox texture, but you can’t change the colour of the lighting, so it wouldn’t be truely night (nt to mention all the light entities you’d have to configure on and off etc. etc.). Even dynamic lights in source are pre-baked (huuuuge filesize).

Actually, Extremer may be on to something. You can use custom fonts in HUDs, so theoretically, you could MAKE a font where say, a Captial “A” is the crosshair you want to use. Would be an absolute bastard to make but should work.