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Health bars and Damage numbers

If the mod is working in game, but you're getting Lua error when trying to configure in console, delete "gamefolder/Content/Config/DMGNumbers.txt" file.

This mod adds:
1) Health bars to all monsters;
2) Health and armor bars to all players;
3) Damage numbers, showing how much damage each monster is receiving from all sources;

Damage numbers have two modes: normal, when every damage dealt is displayed separately, and cumulative (thanks to Valerie Valens for idea), when damage applied to one monster with short delay between hits is joined into one bigger number.
Also damage numbers come in 3 sizes, depending of amount of damage dealt
Both monster and player health bars have two different "enabled" modes, first one is set by default.

Each of these three additions can be switched on/off at any time, and color of damage numbers (of each size separately) can be changed. By default everything is enabled (normal damage numbers mode) and damage numbers are white, yellow and blue (small, medium and big).
This mod is completely local, i.e. it doesn't matter if you're the host or not, or whether host has this mod or not, it will work.

All changes to settings are made through console (opened by ~ key on keyboard).
Enter any of the following there and press "Enter":

- enable normal (1) or cumulative (2) or disable (0) damage numbers;

- enable (1, always) or enable (2, not shown at full health) or disable (0) health bars above monsters;

- enable everyone (1) or everyone except you (2) or disable (0) health/armor bars above players;

- set color of damage numbers (small, medium and big), where X,Y and Z are each one of the following:
1 or 'white',
2 or 'green',
3 or 'yellow';
4 or 'blue',
5 or 'red';
6 or 'orange';
7 or 'purple';
You can change color of just one sized numbers by setting other arguments to something invalid, e.g. 0.
So globals.SetDamageColor(0,2,0) will only change medium damage numbers color to green.

globals.DamageBarStatus() - see current preferences;

globals.DamageBarHelp() - show short message with all commands mentioned above;

Players' health bars only work in Singleplayer or Cooperative gamemodes (not working in Versus) for obvious reasons.

Known issues:
1) Due to how digits size and space between digits is calculated, in aimed/3rd person mode space between digits in damage numbers may be too big or small.
2) Damage numbers don't actually show damage received per shot, but change in monster's health, so if you're playing over network or have very low fps, numbers can be less accurate.