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Sorry, I meant renaming this addon to just "Extra Info" and don't mention that it's a HUD mod.
This addon is meant to be used along with another HUD mod, not by itself. It sounded a lot coherent in my head when I typed that, oops.
This doesn't change my hud, It's still the normal Half Life 2 hud
I understood that part. How about "Extra Info" instead?
It doesn't change HEADS-UP DISPLAY
I thought it'd be since this addon still adds HUD elements. Should I rename this to +HUD or something?
Add quotations to the multiple words you want to search so that others don't pop up
The addon is currently only passively updated (i.e. bugfixes) since traction is low.
It works fine with any HUD.
So yeah, word of warning, make sure you have a decent PC for this one.
[HUD+ - The Complimenting HUD] lua/autorun/server/hud+.lua:72: attempt to compare number with function
1. v - lua/autorun/server/hud+.lua:72
2. unknown - lua/includes/modules/hook.lua:84
For some unknown reason, hook errors that occur in other addons will always unintentionally pass the blame to DLib, since DLib overrides the default hook system.
Basically, when an error occurs while in a hook, GMod looks at the hook stack traces, sees DLib as the first item, and blames it. Had it happen many, many times during my tests when my code has a fault.
The invalid error delegation is GMod's fault, causing another addon to blame DLib. DLib by itself doesn't seem to cause errors at all on my end.