[Mr_panica]

Hello.
I have not been able to solve the problem for a long time. How to make the health and name of a player visible to other players.

Moreover, this must be done through the system built into the game.
The "mod see enemy health" attribute does not work on players if their class is not a Spy, Medic, and Heavy (heavy WTF??).


So, it can be simulated so that the player observes through the "observer" mode (as in the screenshot)

Well, or is there any other solution to my problem?

I know that players can attach a health display, like in MvM mode, but I also need to display the player's name.

Better yet, a separate display of the player's name and health, so that I could give players access to view the health or player name.

[PC Gamer]

I tested Attribute 269 "mod see enemy health" on the primary weapon of all classes and it allowed me to see the health of enemy players when I looked at them.

To allow a player to view outline of all team members you can use TF2_AddCondition to give TFCond_SpawnOutline. Here's an example of giving it with no timelimit:
TF2_AddCondition(client, TFCond_SpawnOutline, -1.0);

[Mr_panica]

Originally Posted by PC Gamer I tested Attribute 269 "mod see enemy health" on the primary weapon of all classes and it allowed me to see the health of enemy players when I looked at them. To allow a player to view outline of all team members you can use TF2_AddCondition to give TFCond_SpawnOutline. Here's an example of giving it with no timelimit: TF2_AddCondition(client, TFCond_SpawnOutline, -1.0);

Yes, but as I said before, "mod see enemy health" does not show the names of the players (leaves the field blank)

And yes, I issue set outline via "SetEntProp (client, Prop_Send," m_bGlowEnabled ", 1, 1);".
But your method is interesting, I did not know that there is such a cond.

[nosoop]

You're probably stuck with the limitations provided; all you can do is manipulate one of those conditions (target on same team, is local player spy / medic / heavy / in dying state / in spectate, is enemy disguised) if you want the native display with the name rendered.

That's all handled on the client, and those are the only things that allow it (as of the Jungle Inferno code leak, at least).

I wrote up a "show enemy info" utility library for a project I previously worked on, which uses either center text or synchud (in a separate branch) to selectively display name / health / ubercharge based on the bits set on a global forward.