Ultimate-TF2-Visual-Fix-Pack VS Source-1-Games

That would be another community made fix compilation, The Ultimate TF2 Visual Fix Pack

I've found this usually happens for me when joining any server that uses sv_pure while I have custom files. All casual games use sv_pure so if it doesn't happen on any community servers then that could be why you're crashing. I've found some others here and here who have also noticed this issue in TF2 in the past.

Here's a link to the mod I use, fixes the lighting and also some other visual bugs: https://github.com/agrastiOs/Ultimate-TF2-Visual-Fix-Pack

Live TF2 scattergun with agrastiOs' "Ultimate TF2 Visual Fix Pack":

Modded TF2: https://i.imgur.com/Yz4znRe.jpg

See also the Default HUD Fixes (works in Casual, just a HUD) (Workshop link) and Ultimate Visual Fix (doesn't work in Casual).

Ultimate TF2 Visual Fix Pack: https://github.com/agrastiOs/Ultimate-TF2-Visual-Fix-Pack

but I haven't been to make it work. Now someone has told me that This Exists:https://github.com/agrastiOs/Ultimate-TF2-Visual-Fix-Pack

It's a good idea to fix as many visual fixes as you can, because you'll likely need those other fixes at some point. I recommend getting the Ultimate Visual Fix Pack even if you only need one fix anyways for this reason.

Sadly an old known Valve issue. https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Source-1-Games/issues/3729

You can either delete the libSDL that came with TF2 or define the one to load in your launch options. more info here: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Source-1-Games/issues/1834

I've found this usually happens for me when joining any server that uses sv_pure while I have custom files. All casual games use sv_pure so if it doesn't happen on any community servers then that could be why you're crashing. I've found some others here and here who have also noticed this issue in TF2 in the past.

> The steam client is still 32bits, statically load "libX11" libs, statically load libGL.

Yes and you can't play HalfLife2 (the Linux native one) on inode64 filesystems.

https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Source-1-Games/issues/1685

The primary place for making bug reports would be the ValveSoftware/Source-1-Games issue tracker on Github. Valve employees don't usually respond to issues these days, but it's a good way to see if an issue has already been noticed. Joshua's responded directly to a few of those issues, and a number of others I've discussed there were quietly fixed.

To keep the signal-to-noise ratio sane, my recommendation is to check for duplicate issues and file new ones in the public issue tracker. Don't get in touch with them directly unless they've pulled a Jeff Hill or something, I know the TF2 community's starved for crumbs.

In my defense, it's Valve's fault.

In the last TF2 update, the command hurtme no longer works with negative numbers. This was reported but the issue was closed. So, a command that works for overheal is ent_fire !self addoutput "health " . I'm writing this because cfgs used for practice jumps generally uses the hurtme command for giving the user overheal. Also, ent_fire !self SetHealth heals completely but doesn't give overheal, which can be useful too.