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I removed the addon in-game, quit, and downloaded again and loaded it in again, and it's still not there, unfortunately.
I mean the hud is working now, but the option to edit it in the.. options tab isn't there.
Not even the tf2 folder for custom image portrait was made too.
♥♥♥♥, I made the folders myself but I can't make a plyimg file.
I see.. The problem is; the only lua addons I have only relate to posing and rendering.
Well, there IS lua addons that are related to TF2, but even then, they're also only used for aforementioned posing and rendering.
I'll download it again right now, but if the option doesn't appear, it would be really unfortunate.
In the mean time, uhh, how do you make a plyimg file? Or, what ever it's called. The only thing I could make on this laptop was just folders and text files.
{
"layer1": "nil",
"layer2": "nil",
"layer3": "nil",
"layer4": "nil",
"layer_color": "0,0,0,0"
}
And an example (Colorable error):
{
"layer1": "error_1c.png",
"layer2": "nil",
"layer3": "nil",
"layer4": "nil",
"layer_color": "1,0,0,0"
}
Then in the config change the path from "tf2_hud/minimodel/error_color.plyimg' to "tf2_hud/minimodel/<file-name>.plyimg" and reload
I am planning to change how this system works, because it's pretty confusing
Uh, sorry, I'm genuinely stupid, so it takes a long while to get what you mean, but, should that mean I should make a "plyimg file" as like, a text file extension? or a JSON file extension?
I do know what to do, however thankfully