Hey, I was wondering if people had any idea how to create a custom score board (like the one from this snipers map, boxed in red)
I was able to make the classic leader board with no problems, but I like the look of having the more 'official' looking overlay to display team scores. Any help would be appreciated!
Simply import whatever image you want to use for your scoreboard, create a dialog and hide it's background. Then add a dialog item image to your dialog with your imported image as the asset. You'll have to use more dialog items for writing scores/round timers and other such information on it.
If your sides never change like in your image with blue vs red. Then you can just make that a static part of the image you import. But if you want to list player names up there or something, then you'll need to do that with dialog items.
From the looks of it, the flags at the bottom probably disappear. That is most likely one of two things.
Either they created the flag image and imported it and they are all separate dialog images in the dialog, or it's a part of the static scoreboard and they simply create a white dialog image over the top of them to make them "go away".
Hey, I was wondering if people had any idea how to create a custom score board (like the one from this snipers map, boxed in red)
I was able to make the classic leader board with no problems, but I like the look of having the more 'official' looking overlay to display team scores. Any help would be appreciated!
Simply import whatever image you want to use for your scoreboard, create a dialog and hide it's background. Then add a dialog item image to your dialog with your imported image as the asset. You'll have to use more dialog items for writing scores/round timers and other such information on it.
If your sides never change like in your image with blue vs red. Then you can just make that a static part of the image you import. But if you want to list player names up there or something, then you'll need to do that with dialog items.
From the looks of it, the flags at the bottom probably disappear. That is most likely one of two things. Either they created the flag image and imported it and they are all separate dialog images in the dialog, or it's a part of the static scoreboard and they simply create a white dialog image over the top of them to make them "go away".
Cool, I didn't know about dialogs. I'll give it a shot!