If you just want to use the same style the default ones have, the easiest way is simply to copy one of the .xml files from \Destinations\content\steamtours_addons\example\panorama\layout\custom_destination\, put your text in the text fields of the lables, and then use that in your point_clientui_world_panel.

You might need to copy \panorama\styles\custom_destination\example.css as well for it to work.

There is more information on the Panorama system here:
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Dota_2_Workshop_Tools/Panorama

Originally posted by Rectus:

If you just want to use the same style the default ones have, the easiest way is simply to copy one of the .xml files from \Destinations\content\steamtours_addons\example\panorama\layout\custom_destination\, put your text in the text fields of the lables, and then use that in your point_clientui_world_panel.

You might need to copy \panorama\styles\custom_destination\example.css as well for it to work.

There is more information on the Panorama system here:
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Dota_2_Workshop_Tools/Panorama

Thanks. In the XML where it has the #(name_of_something), can that be replaced with any text, or will I need to create some form of a .res file that has the # reference names for it to work?

Any text will work. I'm not sure if creating .res files even works in addons.

Originally posted by Rectus:

Any text will work. I'm not sure if creating .res files even works in addons.

I'm just mentioning how it compares to how Source games used .res files as a reference for any form of text that used a # before it.

Also, I get an error pertaining to an XML when I load up my map. Any idea on what the problem is?

I've just changed the title and text in the XML, nothing else.

Yeah, the .res files probably still work the same way as in Source 1.

I'm not sure about the problem. What was the error message?