NFSW: Slim UI Default Theme (Analog tacho update)

This is a HUD mod for need for speed world.

An updated version of default themed Slim UI HUD, featuring analog tachometer.

Installation:

Into your GFX game folder
1. Copy gfx files and gfx_tex.bin into GFX game folder
2. choose event leaderboard files from leaderboard folder (use small version for 720p and below)
3. choose powerup console file from powerup console folder (use large for resolutions above 1080p)
4. choose top panel from top panel folder
-low res for 720p and below
-standard for up to 1440p
-high res for above 1440p
Additional flasher remover in _optional - no flashers folder

Credits:
Hypercycle for knowledge about sprites naming and scripting.

Enjoy!

Final Update: I managed to create dynamically generated numbers and notches depending on cars engine max rpm. Hopefully it'll work without problems.
For Real Final Update: Removed orange "good shift" area that were just static coloring for redline-1000, now it has proper perfect start zone during race

Final final update: Optimized and cleaned action script from unecessary code. If there was any fps hit before, now it should be minimized.

Comments

Wugrammer (January 14, 2021 @ 06:38)

(just saying) why you don't work for EA lmao

ZetsuRX (January 14, 2021 @ 01:04)

Is it possible to make the hud more to the corner ? Something like this https://imgur.com/XcAghFI
I don't mind it gets blocked by the chat , i usually won't open them.

Hypercycle (January 13, 2021 @ 10:34)

Great HUD mod!

Wugrammer (January 12, 2021 @ 19:03)

@Mefius Ohh alright got it!

Mefius (January 12, 2021 @ 14:53)

@Wugrammer, it's not a bug of a HUD. InstrumentCluster.gfx recieves two stats: actual rpm and MAX_RPM of an engine. Because there is no stat about engine REDLINE, I made it so that red field is between (MAX_RPM - 1000) to MAX_RPM, because 99% of vanilla nfs world cars have difference between MAX_RPM and REDLINE of a 1000. That beign said, if you play on a server, that has addon/retuned cars, if their engine is set differently, that might be the result.